Douglas College trains Career Development Professionals at all levels. We provide training to supervisors/team leads/ managers and front-line workers in the foundations of Career Development as well as in the following professional development areas: mental health strategies for CDPs. self-care for CDPs, trauma informed practice for CDPs, trauma informed organizations and working with anxiety for…
Accessibility and Inclusion Matter Consulting is a small BC business, directed by Melissa Lyon, who is a person with a disability. Melissa has extensive experience with both public and private sector organizations, offering training sessions related to disability awareness, accessibility, and inclusive leadership. She has taught non-credit courses at VIU and Capilano University and has…
RealEyes Capacity Consultants is a trusted partner in building more equitable, inclusive, and culturally responsive workplaces. RealEyes brings deep, hands-on experience supporting organizations to meaningfully include and empower workers and clientele from diverse backgrounds. Our team includes professionals who have taught classes at universities and colleges and performed countless public speaking engagements. RealEyes brings over…
Life Strategies Ltd., an award-winning project-based organization, has been committed to facilitating accessible and affordable professional development since 1993. Through a culturally responsive and practical approach, they offer professional development solutions for helping professionals and their leaders/managers across Canada and internationally. Whether you’re working in private practice, for government or government-funded services, or within a…
Training Group is a Douglas College department that provides a wide variety of training and development options for individuals and organizations. We support supervisors and teams in BC’s community service sector to grow, lead, and thrive. Our expertise lies in the “people side” of organizational development—this includes complex areas like communication, collaboration, service delivery, change…
EVABC work to support nearly 300 of BC's anti-violence programs, , increase coordination of services in the community, and advocates to end GBV.
