The Centre offers a volunteer counselling training program every year to train people to become volunteer counsellors with the Centre.
The Centre offers a volunteer counselling training program every year to train people to become volunteer counsellors with the Centre.Volunteers receive approximately 160 hours of training with professional counsellors and educators over ten-months, one evening a week.
In return they commit to offering the Centre 250 sessions of counselling once they graduate.In addition to the weekly training evening, there are two weekend workshops, reading requirements and co-counselling practice.
The training involves both personal growth work and the development of counselling skills in a variety of counselling approaches. Counsellors receive regular, ongoing supervision of their counselling through the Centre.
Our valued volunteers often describe the training as life changing.The training program begins in September and ends in June each year. Eighteen people are chosen to participate from those interviewed. Applications for the training program are available annually in the Spring.
Greater Victoria Citizens’ Counselling Centre formed as a society in 1969. Like many grassroots community organizations, we started at a kitchen table with a group of passionate caring people talking about what if…
The vision they shared was a community that had the capacity to provide quality emotional support to each other when life’s challenges presented themselves.
The vision was, and still is, a resilient, supportive and inclusive community.
Our Mission
The Greater Victoria Citizens’ Counselling Centre assists adult community members in attaining socially and psychologically satisfying lives by providing quality, accessible, volunteer counselling services.
Our Vision
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Students are introduced to the theoretical foundations of various models of counselling and develop active listening skills.
This interactive workshop will expand and build upon basic counselling skills that are used in working with clients within the housing system.
This course provides an introduction to counselling interviewing skills.
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