Do you have an appointment on Thursday, December 14? We are replacing our boiler so there will be no furnace heat for part of the day.
The fireplace will be going strong, and each office will have a heat source, so all should be fine. However, please “dress for session success” and maybe bring a sweater!
During the month of December, bring a non-perishable food item or a cash donation for the Saskatoon Food Bank and you’ll be entered to win a prize!!
This Sunday, September 10th, our online-booking software will be undergoing some system upgrades and maintenance and, as a result, our clients may have difficulty using the online booking tool.
If you have difficulties with the booking tool, please call our office at 306-664-0000 or email office@peopleproblems.ca and we will get back to you on Monday to assist you.
PPC’s own Kara Fletcher speaks to CBC Saskatchewan‘s Garth Materie about the Glass Gateway podcast, which gives young people a platform to talk about substance use and mental health issues. You can subscribe to the podcast here: https://open.spotify.com/episode/3Uc0XxOtwpH4fRiEjRDHzL?si=0UTZSSrrSjufrUI0VROB1g
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Kara Fletcher, Registered Social Worker #4061, PhD, MSW, BA
We are excited to introduce Jordan Mills (he/him). Jordan will be starting at PPC on August 1st, and he offers individual therapy for men and women. He sees adults across the lifespan who are struggling with a variety of life difficulties including; work-life balance, relationship difficulties, anxiety, substance misuse, life transitions and identity questions such as ‘who am I?’, and ‘what really matters to me in life?’. Jordan is also certified to see clients who are with the NIHB program (non-insured health benefits for First Nations and Inuit clients). If you would like to book with Jordan, please call 306-664-0000 and for more information please visit: https://peopleproblems.ca/wp/?page_id=1566
At PPC we are proud to be a safe-space for the 2SLGBTQ+ community of Saskatchewan.
June is #pridemonth follow the link below to find out what is happening in Saskatoon
https://saskatoonpride.ca
Ruth & Tricia — We think we’ve got THEEE BEST. They are like the Eveready batteries…they just keep going – helping our clients, cracking jokes at our therapist’s expense, answering our busy phone lines with aplomb, and they still get all the pesky, monotonous paperwork done! And, Bonus! We always get paid on time too! Thanks sooooooo much, you guys! You are a class of your own! (This message was, of course, tweaked from it’s original form because, well, our A-team edits too!)
