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Grief Support, specializing in pet grief support. Grieving a beloved companion animal is not always understood or accepted in our society and as a result we are often left feeling alone and isolated. If you would like a safe place to speak about your grief and learn coping strategies, please reach out. Dignity Therapy - clients are invited to share memories and wishes that they deem important or want to be recorded for their loved ones. This is a document that I'll type out which allows clients to address issues that they anticipate will arise in the wake of their death, instructions they might want to leave or words of wisdom or guidance they might like to share with particular individuals. Spiritual Direction - To listen another's soul into a condition of disclosure and discovery may be almost the greatest service that any human being ever performs for another (Steere). Through deep listening and guidance one is able to connect with one's inner truth/self. It is at this place where clarity, healing, and growth can take place. Sessions are offered in person or over the phone.

Forest Therapy is a practice that supports health and wellness through guided immersion in forests and the environment to promote the well-being of both people and the land. It is inspired by Shinrin-yoku, the Japanese practice of "Forest Bathing". In Forest Bathing, people spend time in forested areas to enhance health, wellness and happiness. Studies show Forest Therapy can improve mental health, anxiety, physical health, and lower blood pressure. Participants are guided through a clearly defined sequence of invitations to slow down, allow the senses to open, and experience the environment to deepen the reciprocal relationship between participants and the forest. This supports wholeness and well-being. Slow walks in the forest are typically less than a kilometer long and suitable for all ages and physical conditions. Invitations are open-ended. There is no expectation for what participants should experience or receive. Participant spend time in silence, listening and feeling. They become reconnected with their senses and open to what the forest has to offer.

SSA Camrose Branch provides peer support and resources to people living with schizophrenia. The branch can also provide access to support for their family members, caregivers and friends. Programs are available in person, online and individual phone support is also available. Studies have shown that peer support plays an important role in recovery for those living with schizophrenia and their family members and caregivers. Please call the branch or visit our website for program information.

The Camrose Police Service has a School Resource Officer Program (SRO). The SRO program provides a uniformed police presence that is active in all 10 of our community schools. The SRO is a great resource for schools, students and parents that want to keep their children safe and healthy. Camrose Police is proud to offer a brand new program called The CORE program that explores how safe and healthy youth become a safe and healthy core of the community.

Seasons Camrose offers varying levels of support, from independent to supportive living. We partner with Alberta Health Services to provide Continuing Care Home Type B Level 4 (formerly known as Supportive Living 4 or SL4) and Continuing Care Home Type B Secure Space (formerly known as Supportive Living 4D or SL4D).

Continuing Care Home Type B Level 4 offers three meals daily, housekeeping services, access to our activity programming, and 24-hour emergency response. It also includes assistance with daily living activities and additional unscheduled care. In addition to the above services, Continuing Care Home Type B Secure Space provides a safe and secure area for those living with dementia or cognitive impairment.