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*Offers counselling and support services in areas of youth and family, anger management, addictions, and sexual orientation and/or gender identity issues. | *Offers counselling and support services in areas of youth and family, anger management, addictions, and sexual orientation and/or gender identity issues. | ||
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*Provides professional counselling services, including services of a clinical psychologist. Office is wheelchair accessible to serve clients from Abbotsford, Delta, Langley, Surrey, and White Rock. Evening appointments are available two days per week. | *Provides professional counselling services, including services of a clinical psychologist. Office is wheelchair accessible to serve clients from Abbotsford, Delta, Langley, Surrey, and White Rock. Evening appointments are available two days per week. | ||
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*Provides personal and career counselling from counsellors in training. Appointments are available days and evenings from '''September to June'''. Priority is given to New Westminster residents, but all lower mainland residents are welcome. They do not charge a fee for their services. | *Provides personal and career counselling from counsellors in training. Appointments are available days and evenings from '''September to June'''. Priority is given to New Westminster residents, but all lower mainland residents are welcome. They do not charge a fee for their services. | ||
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