The H’ulh-etun Health Society offers counselling for people who have experienced

• Violence or other forms of abuse e.g.,
  • childhood or adult physical or sexualized violence;
  • abuse or assaults in residential schools;
  • harassment and stalking; and
  • prejudice and discrimination.
• Trauma related to other events e.g., fires, motor vehicle accidents, other accidents.
• Grief related to death, dying, or other losses.
• Disabilities, illness.
• Suicidal thoughts or attempts.
• Challenges in relationships with intimate partners, family members, or others.
• Separation and divorce.
• Involvement with child protection services.
• Self-harming e.g., cutting, burning, or other forms of self-injury.
• Work-related stress, other stressful events or situations.

The mental health team also

• provides support for people who are going through the residential school settlement process, and
• Provides counselling for people who have been violent or abusive to others.
• Provides support for those dealing with addictions.  The counsellor works with the whole person and may discuss alcohol and drug use and make appropriate referrals.