Heron Rising, Dianne Noort Counselling Services. Adults, Family, Children
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Dianne Noort
Dianne has worked in the field of counselling for 23 years and is both a Registered Clinical Counsellor with the BC Association of Clinical Counsellors and Registered Play Therapist with the Association for Play Therapy, California. She grew up during turbulent times in Quebec, and has also lived in England. Dianne explores non-verbal expressive therapy in her private practice work as a family and child therapist and seeks to honor both the child within as well as our intrinsic integrity.Learn more...read about Dianne's professional associations and affiliations
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contact dianne noort and heron rising
Dianne Noort's Heron Rising provides counselling services in Williams Lake and surrounding areas of central British Columbia. If you would like to contact Dianne for further information on her services, or to schedule a visit, you can get in touch using the following methods:
phone: (250) 305-9256 fax: (250) 620-3391 info@heronrising.net -
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client care
Client care is an important aspect of undertaking counselling. Making progress, or learning to live life at a new level of personal satisfaction takes dedication and patience with one's own process. Often, we can be resistant to change. Even when our intentions are strong to change, finding and sustaining a new point of view can be onerous. Engaging in continued support is beneficial when counselling winds down, or has ended.Learn more...
"Online Counsellor"
If you can't make it to Dianne's office, it may be possible to have private or group online counselling. The "Online Counsellor" program is a private one-on-one online chat system. Everything is confidential.Learn more...
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keeping a journal
Journal writing is an essential tool for making progress. We think that the thoughts in our mind own us, when really it is up to us to keep in our mind what is helpful and let go of the thoughts or feelings that hold us back. Daily reflecting is a way to become more familiar with how our mind works. Knowing our mind is necessary for understanding how we interpret the daily events we encounter. Write every day, just for 5 or 10 minutes. Ask: what is important for me to remember today? What did I learn? What did I observe? How did the world's splendor show itself to me today? How does this reflect in me today?Learn more...
