Revelstoke RCMP Victim Services

The goal of a police-based Victim Services program is to provide timely support and intervention in order to lessen the impact of crime and trauma on victims and their families. Program services include crisis intervention, emotional support, court updates and accompaniment, referrals and practical support (including help with the Crime Victim Assistance Program and Victim Impact Statements).

Victim Services workers can act as a liaison to provide up-to-date RCMP investigation and court information to clients. This can be helpful in complex cases, in situations where safety is an issue and for clients who are reluctant to contact police directly.

404 Campbell Ave, Revelstoke BC
P. (250)-837-9260 F: (250)-837-5033
E. victim.services@revelstoke.ca

Substance Use Resources – Interior Health

You can learn more about Interior Health substance use services by contacting Mental Health & Substance Use office at Queen Victoria Hospital. Enquire about the Harm Reduction Program on Thursday afternoons.

If drugs and alcohol are affecting you, or if you are a caregiver, more information is available from information sheets, and additional facts from the Interior Health listing of online resources.

The Revelstoke Public Health nursing team located at Queen Victoria Hospital can also assist with quitting smoking, and has a ‘no barriers’ needle exchange program.

Queen Victoria Hospital
1200 Newlands Rd., Revelstoke, BC
P. 250-814-2244
L. Substance Use Resources
W. interiorhealth.ca

Substance Use Support Groups

Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) meets at the Church of the Eternal Riders, Monday through Saturday at 12:00 pm and at 8:00 pm.
622 Second St. West, Revelstoke, BC

Alanon meets Mondays at the United Church at 8 pm. For family members & others who are worried about someone with a drinking problem.
314 Mackenzie Ave., Revelstoke, BC

Narcotics Anonymous meets Sundays and Wednesdays at the United Church at 7:30 pm.
314 Mackenzie Ave., Revelstoke, BC

Talia Camozzi, Registered Clinical Counsellor

Talia Camozzi is a Registered Clinical Counsellor with a Master’s of Arts degree in Counselling Psychology. She sees people of all ages with a special interest in seeing people who are highly sensitive and ambitious. Talia uses a variety of theories and trainings with her clients including clinical hypnosis, somatic psychotherapy, narrative therapy, existential therapy, among others.

Specialties: bullying, harassment either at school or at work, grief and loss from a death or the ending of a significant relationship, working through past or recent traumas, depression and/or anxiety

E. taliacamozzi@gmail.com
W. taliacamozzi.com