Counselling
Student life can be challenging in many ways. Keyano College has resources to support your mental health and well-being. You can get direct access to counselling through Wellness Services.
Learn how to book an appointment and access other support resources.
Book an appointment After Hours Support Mental Health Coordinators Wellness Services Workshops
Colours Through My Storm
Colours Through My Storm is about you... or someone you care about. We've all had those stormy days where it's difficult to see when the storm will pass. If you've experienced this or recognize that your friend is struggling, don't hesitate - be the support they need, or have the courage to seek the help you need. Keyano College will help you see the light through the storm and put you and your loved ones' mental wellbeing at forefront.
Indicators of Distress |
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Introducing The Early Alert Process |
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Location
Clearwater Campus, room 260.
Hours
Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Closed for lunch from 12:00 p.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Book an appointment
You can book online, call, email or visit us in person to book a counselling appointment, access resources or get more information.
Phone: 780-791-8934
Toll-free: 1-800-251-1408
After hours support
If you are in immediate danger – about to seriously harm yourself or someone else – please call 911. If you are on campus, call Campus Security at 780-791-4911.
You can use the following support services any time if you are experiencing stress, emotional distress, loneliness, suicidal thoughts, violence or sexual assault. Caring support is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Mental health |
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Violence and sexual assault |
All members of the College community have the right to learn, work, teach, and live in an environment where they are free from all forms of harassment, discrimination, and violence. Keyano College is dedicated to investigating complaints that impact the rights of all individuals and will hold accountable individuals who contravene our Sexual Violence Policy or other relevant policies.
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Community resources |
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National Eating Disorder Information Centre |
NEDIC is the National Eating Disorder Information Centre, and is a free resource to help students who are living with and affected by eating disorders. This is a free Canadian toll-fee helpline, and can be accessed via phone or instant chat service. |
Mental Health Coordinators
Our qualified team of mental health specialists is here to support you.
Natali Levasseur |
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Jane Barter |
Jane is a Registered Social Worker, MSW. As the former Director of the Canadian Mental Health Association of Wood Buffalo, Jane brings 21 years of expertise and leadership in mental health and wellness. Jane is the 2016 recipient of CMHA's President Award for Exemplary Service and was awarded both a Leadership Award and Instructor of the Year by College of the North Atlantic. As a Registered Social Worker, provincial CMHA Psychological Health and Safety Advisor, and psychosocial coordinator of services for Aboriginal Communities and emergency responders, she is passionate about bringing wellness to all. Jane instructs post-secondary mental health literacy, promotes psychosocial well-being, and supports the college student association to promote health and wellness across campus. Jane is trained in Cognitive Behavior Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, Mindfulness, EMDR, Complex Trauma, and Grief and Loss.
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Wellness Services workshops
Below you will find workshops available to students, staff, and faculty.