Have you registered yet for our speaker evening? We are very excited to see you once again in person. We would also like to thank everyone for their feedback, we are working hard to be able to offer this event as a live streaming event as well. More details to come
Today I got to visit Selah Equestrian Center where I got to see and experience first hand what a session would look like with horse therapy. It was an amazing experience that no words can explain. Here are some pictures of the magnificent animals that are on the property.
Thank you to Keith for your years of Leadership in the Executive Director Role! Keith is now available as a Full time Counsellor, with a lot of spots available for in person, online, Equine Supports, and Redeemer University. christiancounsellingcentre.c…
We are very excited to share that Abby is now full time at CCC. Her calendar is open for more day and evening appointments at the Burlington Location! She is passionate about helping children and teenagers as they navigate through life! christiancounsellingcentre.c…
We are now on Instagram! Check us out - search for ChristianCounsellingCentre - like and follow us! There is not a lot there right now, but we look forward to connecting in different ways!
We are all set up at Redeemer University to welcome new students. New swag with quick QR codes to help students access counselling services.
We are excited to introduce you to one of the Interns working with us right now. christiancounsellingcentre.c…
CCC Information Evening and Annual AGM meeting
THURSDAY, 27 OCTOBER 2022 AT 19:30
Free Reformed Church of Hamilton
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When it comes to mental health, now more than ever, every action counts #BellLetsTalk
Two primary aspects of God's design for sexual intimacy in marriage are delight and mutuality. It's supposed to feel good...for both of you. via @hotholyhumorous hotholyhumorous.com/2020/07/…
Passive Emotional Neglect Vs. Active Emotional Invalidation: 5 Examples and 5 Effects blogs.psychcentral.com/child…
How He or She Responds to a Boundary Is Telling | Psychology Today psychologytoday.com/blog/pea…















