Danielle is a registered social worker who supports Pain BC’s Support Services program. Danielle brings years of experience working in non-profits, health organizations and disaster relief, with a focus on supporting people with disabilities, mental illnesses, substance use and trauma. Danielle works from a trauma-informed and client-centred approach with an emphasis on holistic care. Danielle’s professional and personal experiences have shaped her passion and interest in supporting people living with chronic pain and she is proud to contribute to Pain BC’s mission.
Danielle is a registered social worker who supports Pain BC’s Support Services program. Danielle ...
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Carmelle supports the delivery, development, and evaluation of Pain BC’s Support Services programs. She is a registered social worker who brings years of experience working with the Vancouver Downtown Eastside community, primarily in mental health and substance use. She utilizes a strength-based, anti-oppressive lens when interacting with clients, with an emphasis on empowerment. She is excited to be part of the Pain BC team to explore innovative ways of supporting the well-being of people living with pain.
Carmelle supports the delivery, development, and evaluation of Pain BC’s Support Services program...
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Shirvin is a clinical counsellor who supports Pain BC’s Support Services program. She has a Masters in Counselling Psychology with a background in areas including addictions, substance use, anxiety, and trauma. She is passionate about normalizing mental health, especially with a cultural lens. Her focus is to meet people where they’re at and support them at a pace that works for them.
Shirvin is a clinical counsellor who supports Pain BC’s Support Services program. She has a Maste...
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Tasha is an internationally experienced social worker who has worked in the United States, Jamaica and Canada in various roles serving a cross-section of clients, including women, children, and people living with HIV/AIDS, autism, substance use disorder and mental health conditions. She has extensive experience developing and delivering programs, as well as facilitating support groups. She is adept at addressing clients’ psychosocial needs and uncovering the unique factors that contribute to each individual’s situation. Tasha is excited to use her role on the Pain BC team as an avenue to serve others.
Tasha is an internationally experienced social worker who has worked in the United States, Jamaic...
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Tristen supports the day-to-day management of Pain BC’s Support Services programs for people living with pain and provides leadership to program volunteers. He also provides direct support to clients, conducts program intakes and liaises with community stakeholders. His academic background in psychology and lived experience have informed his years in community services work as an aboriginal peer mentor, counsellor and coordinator.
Tristen supports the day-to-day management of Pain BC’s Support Services programs for people livi...
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