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Aila Therapy, Michelle Gritter, CCC

Aila (“Ay-luh”) is Gaelic meaning “from the strong place”. Aila Therapy focuses on strengthening healthy human connection and relationships. We specialize in couples and family therapy, including children. Grounded on trust, compassion, empathy, and deep connection, we team with (both of you) in a journey to explore, understand, improve, and rekindle your relationship satisfaction and joy. Relationships matter. Start improving yours today.
We are partnered with Ascent Psychology and practice at the offices of Revelstoke Osteopathy & Wellness.
A: 222 1 St E. Revelstoke, VOE 2S0

Ascent Psychology

Ascent Psychology is staffed by Dr. Katie Kryski, R.Psych. and Dr. Melanie Parkin, R.Psych. Drs. Kryski and Parkin are Registered Psychologists who provides intervention and comprehensive assessment services to children, adolescents, adults, and couples/families facing a range of clinical and personal issues. They work out of Revelstoke, BC but are available to provide telepsychology services to remote areas. They will work with you to find an approach that fits for you personally while meeting your therapeutic needs.

​Please visit their practice website for more details regarding their services, rates, and contact information. Ascent Psychology can be contacted through the website or via telephone.

Specialties: intervention, assessment/diagnosis, and consultation for mild to severe mental health issues.

P. (250) 837-0966 F: (250) 805-0404
W. ascentpsychology.ca

Child and Youth Mental Health – Ministry of Children and Family Development

The community-based Child and Youth Mental Health (CYMH) services provide a range of specialized mental health services. These services and support range from mental health promotion and mental illness prevention to early intervention, treatment and support services for infants, children and youth with mental health problems, from birth to 18 years of age, and their families/caregivers. Working collaboratively with children and youth and/or their families/caregivers, CYMH practitioners provide free services and supports including intake, screening and referral, assessment and planning, treatment, case management, and consultation.

Specialties: assessment and treatment of anxiety. depression, OCD, ADHD and many other serious mental health issues of children and youth; family support and consultation; outreach psychiatry

210 Garden Ave, Revelstoke BC
P. (250) 837-7612 F: (250) 837-3519
E. Amanda.MacIntosh@gov.bc.ca
W. gov.bc.ca

Community Care Social Worker – Interior Health

Social Work services provide counselling regarding: abuse and neglect related to older, vulnerable adults; client and family adjustment to changes in health including dementia; financial concerns; locating resources, development of community resources to support clients; advanced care planning; palliative care and bereavement.  Referrals can be through a medical professional or self.

Interior Health
Queen Victoria Hospital
1200 Newlands Dr, Revelstoke BC
P. (250) 837-2131
W. interiorhealth.ca

Community Connections (Revelstoke) Society

The professional counsellors at Community Connections are committed to building constructive and collaborative partnerships with individuals and families seeking support. Their practice is inclusive, client-centered and sensitive to culture, gender and spirituality. Counselling services provided at Community Connections include individual, family and group.

The team have a range of professional backgrounds including Social Work education and registration, Psychology, Early Childhood Education and Educational Assistant Programs, and are committed to ongoing professional development.

Counselling services are funded by the Government of British Columbia through the Ministry of Children and Family Development and Ministry of Community Services as well as contracted Employee Assistance Program Providers.

Specialties:

314 Second St East, Revelstoke, BC
P. (250) 837-2920, F. (250) 837-2909
E. intake@community-connections.ca
W. community-connections.ca

Community Connections (Revelstoke) Society

The mission of Community Connections (Revelstoke) Society is to support individuals and families in Revelstoke by providing and advocating for accessible, responsive social services. In doing so, they provide services to individuals and families from prenatal to senior years.

Specialties: counselling, food bank, social justice & housing support, child development, school outreach

314 Second St East, Revelstoke BC
P. (250) 837-2920 F: (250) 837-2909
E. info@community-connections.ca
W. community-connections.ca

Executive Director: Sheena Wells
E: swells@community-connections.ca

Confident Parents: Thriving Kids – Canadian Mental Health Association

Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) Shuswap-Revelstoke Branch is part of a nationwide, volunteer organization that promotes the mental health of all and supports the resilience and recovery of people experiencing mental illness. CMHA accomplishes this mission through advocacy, education, community-based research and service. Among others, local programs and services include the Revelstoke Awareness and Outreach Program (see below), and partnering to support mental health promotion (community education, information and navigation). Regional/Provincial services include:

Confident Parents: Thriving Kids: a family-focused telephone-based coaching service effective in reducing mild to moderate behavioural problems and promoting healthy child development in children ages 3-12.

433 Hudson Avenue Salmon Arm BC
P. (250)-832-8477 ext.102
E. denise.butler@cmha.bc.ca
W. shuswap-revelstoke.cmha.bc.ca

Early Psychosis Intervention

The www.earlypsychosis.ca website is a user-friendly resources created by our local Health Authorities.  The information is geared toward young people who are curious about psychosis or wonder what’s going on for them, those who have already been diagnosed, and family members and community partners (such as school counsellors or family physicians) who are supporting others through psychosis.

1200 Newlands Rd.
P. 250-814-2241
W. earlypsychosis.ca

Family Justice Counsellor

Separation and divorce have a profound impact on all family members. Loss of security is often coupled with intense feelings of grief. The stress can be overwhelming for kids, teens and parents.  Get age-appropriate information to guide you through separation and divorce. Be sure the information is correct for your province. Select your age group and explore content in others sections too.

A Family Justice Counsellor provides assistance with parenting issues related to separation or divorce – for example, sorting out issues regarding parenting time and parenting responsibilities, as well as child and spousal support. Counsellors are trained to provide legal information, emotional support and short-term counselling, referrals to community services, post-separation mediation, etc. They do not provide legal advice. All services are confidential and free of charge to parents and other family members.

P. (250) 549-5588 or 1 (888) 282-2283
W. familieschange.ca

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