Month: February, 2014

Schizophrenic and Wanting to Connect – New York Times (blog)

New York Times (blog)Schizophrenic and Wanting to ConnectNew York Times (blog)I still remember the first group therapy session I went to after I got out of the hospital. I was 20 and had been diagnosed as schizophrenic after a road trip that took me fr…

February 24, 2014
by Newsroom
in Provincial BCSS News
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From left to right (back row) Tracy, Kim. Front row (left to right) Ashleigh, Mike, Geraldine and Natasha.Taken at the Pacific Training Regional Centre in ChilliwackPicture taken by Francesca Arueyingho
On December 18th at the RCMP Pacific Regional Tra…

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Month: February, 2014

Schizophrenic and Wanting to Connect – New York Times (blog)

BCSS Volunteers part of new RCMP Training Video

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