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Joan M. Schultz, Ph.D.
Registered Psychologists (Ltd. Reg.)
(CPBC 01724)
Joan has provided counselling for marriage, family and individual concerns for over twenty years. She offers conflict resolution and mediation for couples and families who are experiencing relationship difficulties, reconstructing their marriage after an affair, dealing with separation issues, or desiring to improve parent – child relationships. Joan also works with individuals who are dealing with depression, anxiety, loss, trauma recovery or assault/abuse experiences.
Joan’s approach depends upon the situation presented, and includes a variety of therapeutic approaches such as cognitive behavioural therapy, brief solution-focused therapy and dynamic family therapy. Client strengths are emphasized with personal insight and responsibility for growth encouraged.
Joan received her doctoral degree from the Southern California University for Professional Studies with her dissertation research focusing on factors which contribute to resilience in adversity. She received her Master’s degree in Counselling Psychology from the University of Saskatchewan, followed by two years of specialized clinical training in Chicago. Joan is registered with the College of Psychologists of BC and is a member of the Canadian Psychological Association.
Joan enjoys teaching in community, educational and retreat settings on topics related to her areas of practice. Having been married for twenty-seven years, with four children, her approach to relationship issues is realistic and practical.
PsycHealth articles by Joan Schultz
A Covenant of Listening
from Marriage & Relationships
Africa: Resilience in Adversity
from Personal Growth
Bouncing Back From Trauma
from Grief
Coaching Your Child’s Emotions
from Family & Parenting
Dealing Positively with Life’s Negatives
from Personal Growth
Fostering Resilience: Lessons from an African perspective
from Personal Growth
Moving Out of Loneliness
from Personal Growth
Proactive Preteen Parenting
from Family & Parenting
Rules for a Happy Married Life
from Marriage & Relationships
Surviving Teen "Boot Camp"
from Family & Parenting
Understanding Depression: The Good News
from Depression
What Makes a Good Marriage Good?
from Marriage & Relationships
Winning Your Private Battles
from Personal Growth
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