Brad Steyn is a Registered Clinical Counsellor (RCC) and Canadian Certified Counsellor (CCC). His approach to counselling involves an extensive background in mentoring, teaching, training and advocacy work ranging from working with youth and adults in the non-profit sector and the academy (high schools and colleges). At the moment, Brad works for the Yellowknife School District as their “Community Liaison Counsellor.” Before that, Brad had been involved in managing a downtown Vancouver shelter, with all the complexities of caring for the most vulnerable people in that city, as well as using his counselling and experience to assist these people with their mental health challenges. Brad sees his primary role as a counsellor as helping clients find the answers to their current predicament/s. His passion is to work collaboratively with clients to empower them to negotiate their way forward and experience the desired outcomes they are looking for. It is Brad’s desire to see people embrace their “true selves,” to be empowered to become the person they were created to be.
Brad’s approach to counselling is multi-faceted, incorporating a number of therapeutic lenses, which include Existential Therapy, Person Centred Therapy, Narrative Therapy, Systems and Cognitive Behavioural Therapy. His therapeutic areas of interest include family history, life transitions, depression, anxiety, grief and loss, trauma, cross-cultural dynamics, justice, empowerment, relationships and the integration of counselling and spirituality. Brad grew up in a divided South African context, and in his late teens and early twenties expressed his opposition to the Apartheid government. As a result, he understands the way people feel the effects of oppression, abuse, disempowerment and discontentment that result from not being able to be or express themselves in an authentic manner.
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A conjoint session, followed by individual interviews with each partner are conducted. The goals of Couples/Family Therapy are to disarm conflicting verbal communication, increase intimacy, respect, and affection, remove barriers that create a feeling of stagnancy in conflicting situations, and create a heightened sense of empathy and understanding within the context of the relationship.
A conjoint session, followed by individual interviews with each partner are conducted. The goals of Couples/Family Therapy are to disarm conflicting verbal communication, increase intimacy, respect, and affection, remove barriers that create a feeling of stagnancy in conflicting situations, and create a heightened sense of empathy and understanding within the context of the relationship.
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EFAP provides solution-focused, goal-oriented short-term counselling. As it fosters client self-reliance and responsibility, this model is most appropriate for clients who present with a well-defined concern, are able to quickly establish a therapeutic alliance with the counsellor and are prepared to work actively toward an identified solution.
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During the initial assessment, the therapist typically will ask certain questions about you and your life. The therapist will use this information to better understand your problem. Be sure to go to your first session with realistic expectations. Therapy is not a quick fix for your problem, rather it is a process. With some effort on your part and a strong relationship with your therapist, it can be a successful tool toward resolving problems. If we have not seen you before for counselling or have a new concern, this is a great fit for you.
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These meetings can help you keep up your progress and deal with new life challenges or problems with symptoms.
The initial intake session involves getting a brief history and understanding of client’s experience of Residential Schools. The wellbeing of the client and a clinical plan ahead will also be discussed.
Subsequent sessions involve ongoing clinical support for the client seeking help with their experiences of Residential Schools.
Subsequent sessions involve ongoing clinical support for the client seeking help with their experiences of Residential Schools.
Billed toExtended health plans
A conjoint session, followed by individual interviews with each partner are conducted. The goals of Couples/Family Therapy are to disarm conflicting verbal communication, increase intimacy, respect, and affection, remove barriers that create a feeling of stagnancy in conflicting situations, and create a heightened sense of empathy and understanding within the context of the relationship.
Billed toExtended health plans
During the initial assessment, the therapist typically will ask certain questions about you and your life. The therapist will use this information to better understand your problem. Be sure to go to your first session with realistic expectations. Therapy is not a quick fix for your problem, rather it is a process. With some effort on your part and a strong relationship with your therapist, it can be a successful tool toward resolving problems. If we have not seen you before for counselling or have a new concern, this is a great fit for you.
Billed toExtended health plans
These meetings can help you keep up your progress and deal with new life challenges or problems with symptoms.
The initial intake session involves getting a brief history and understanding of client’s experience of Residential Schools. The wellbeing of the client and a clinical plan ahead will also be discussed.
Counselling services provide a safe place for youth to explore their feelings and to develop techniques to manage issues. Here are some reasons why young people seek counselling: - Mental health concerns such as stress, depression, anxiety, anger, suicidal thoughts and self-harming behavior - Family conflict and/or change - Relationships - Loss and bereavement - Sexuality Youth are generally in control of their own counselling process, determining their goals for counselling, what level of involvement their parents and/or guardians will have and what information will be shared between parents and/or guardians and the counsellor.
Counselling services provide a safe place for youth to explore their feelings and to develop techniques to manage issues. Here are some reasons why young people seek counselling: - Mental health concerns such as stress, depression, anxiety, anger, suicidal thoughts and self-harming behavior - Family conflict and/or change - Relationships - Loss and bereavement - Sexuality Youth are generally in control of their own counselling process, determining their goals for counselling, what level of involvement their parents and/or guardians will have and what information will be shared between parents and/or guardians and the counsellor.
Counselling services provide a safe place for youth to explore their feelings and to develop techniques to manage issues. Here are some reasons why young people seek counselling: - Mental health concerns such as stress, depression, anxiety, anger, suicidal thoughts and self-harming behavior - Family conflict and/or change - Relationships - Loss and bereavement - Sexuality Youth are generally in control of their own counselling process, determining their goals for counselling, what level of involvement their parents and/or guardians will have and what information will be shared between parents and/or guardians and the counsellor.
Counselling services provide a safe place for youth to explore their feelings and to develop techniques to manage issues. Here are some reasons why young people seek counselling: - Mental health concerns such as stress, depression, anxiety, anger, suicidal thoughts and self-harming behavior - Family conflict and/or change - Relationships - Loss and bereavement - Sexuality Youth are generally in control of their own counselling process, determining their goals for counselling, what level of involvement their parents and/or guardians will have and what information will be shared between parents and/or guardians and the counsellor.
Counselling services provide a safe place for youth to explore their feelings and to develop techniques to manage issues. Here are some reasons why young people seek counselling: - Mental health concerns such as stress, depression, anxiety, anger, suicidal thoughts and self-harming behavior - Family conflict and/or change - Relationships - Loss and bereavement - Sexuality Youth are generally in control of their own counselling process, determining their goals for counselling, what level of involvement their parents and/or guardians will have and what information will be shared between parents and/or guardians and the counsellor.
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