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Type of Service: Counselling Service
List of Services: Individual, Couple and Family Therapy, Child and Adolescent Therapy
Fee Structure: Social workers are the largest group of practicing
counsellors and psychotherapists in North
America. Social Work services are not covered by
OHIP, but many benefit plans provide full or
partial reimbursement of fees. Please contact meif you have any questions about fees or coverage
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Names of Staff and their Qualifications:
Wendy Bulthuis:
Education/Certification: Masters of Social Work
Supervised Training Experiences:
• Masters of Social Work degree from Wilfrid
Laurier University
• Clinical Investigator, Personal Rights Clinical
Panel of the Office of the Children’s Lawyer
• Trauma assessment training for sexually abused
children, West End Sexual Abuse Treatment
Program
• Two year long clinical externships in family
therapy at the Hincks-Dellcrest Institute
• Cognitive Behavioural Therapy Training at the
Anxiety Clinic at Sick Kids Hospital
• Registered member of the Ontario College of
Social Workers and Social Service Workers
• Member of the Ontario Association of Social Workers
Professional Experiences:
I have 14 years of experience as a social
worker and therapist. I have worked in
different settings that include: Children’s
Mental Health agencies, the Family Counselling
Centre, Sick Kids Hospital and the Counselling
Centre at Brock University. I work with
individuals and couples as well as children,
adolescents and their families.
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Mission Statement:
In working with clients, I utilize several different approaches that include: solution-focused and strengths based techniques, narrative therapy techniques, cognitive behavioural therapy, family-systems theory and play therapy techniques. I continue to enhance my clinical skills by taking relevant professional training courses.
I enjoy this work very much. I believe that it gives me the special privilege of meeting with people at significant times in their lives. Changes often come from seeing problems in a new way and re-discovering abilities and strengths.
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