Evergreen Art Psychotherapy

11/25/2025

A landmark study was just published in The Journal of Pediatrics.

It found a 68% reduction in suicidality for trans youth getting HRT.

It also found only 7 of more than 400 stopped taking HRT... and of those that did, 4 still identified as gender-diverse.

Transgender care saves lives.

11/18/2025

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11/24/2024

We’re excited to announce the release of our 2024 factsheets! This marks the 3rd cycle of the survey (2014, 2019, 2024), sharing key insights from trans and nonbinary youth across Canada. 🌈

Participants shared their experiences in home & school life, mental & physical health, access to healthcare, and gender identity, with surveys available in both English and French. 🇨🇦📝

These factsheets provide a glimpse into what trans and nonbinary youth have to say about their health across provinces. 📊💡 Click the link in our bio to explore factsheets for all provinces!

11/13/2024

This week is Transgender Awareness Week, a one-week event to increase awareness, visibility and knowledge of trans, Two-Spirit and non-binary people and celebrate the lives and identities of trans people who have existed throughout time and across cultures. Trans, Two-Spirit and non-binary identities are not new, and though some terms we now use to refer to gender diversity are relatively new, these identities and experiences are not.

During Trans Awareness Week check out the Weareallies.ca campaign, which features information, research and stories from people with direct experience about the rich history of gender diversity.

07/16/2024

When learning about supporting trans, Two-Spirit and non-binary youth, we need to listen to them. The We Are Allies campaign shares information and resources about supporting youth. Learn more at WeAreAllies.ca

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03/31/2024

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09/03/2023

Special Issue Call for Content - Canadian Journal of Art Therapy

Coming Home: Art Therapy as a Safe Haven in Times of Uncertainty
Submissions open till April 30, 2024

Inspired by the CATA-ACAT 2023 Conference theme, "Coming Home: Culture, Hope, and Connection,” and extending our special issue theme of Community, Nature, and Art Therapy: Relational & Reciprocal Healing, the Canadian Journal of Art Therapy is pleased to announce a call for submissions that explores the experience of renewal, recovery, relationality, safe havens, culture, and identity.

This sense of home connects art therapists, clients, and other communities to the “core of our identity” and creates a foundation for us to flourish as practitioners, researchers, community members, teachers, writers, and students. The theme is open to interpretation and subjective experiences of creating connecting with hope and renewal through home and relationality.

Submissions can take the form of research papers, case studies, theoretical perspectives, or critical analyses. Our journal encourage innovative approaches, methodologies, perspectives, and empirical studies that contribute to the advancement of art therapy. Please note that our journal now accepts format-free submissions. For more information, please see https://www.canadianarttherapy.org/news/call-for-content-canadian-journal-of-art-therapy

07/01/2023

Special Issue: A Bird’s Eye View: Reviewing of Art Therapy Outcomes and Efficacy Submissions open till October 15, 2023

06/24/2023

🖤For those who have suffered the loss of a loved one.

🖤Gather with others who are experiencing grief to walk, talk, and offer support while receiving fresh air & gentle exercise

🖤6-week sessions are held throughout the year

To register, please email: counselling@vancouverhospice.org

05/01/2023

💙Our Bereavement Walking Program is BACK!💙

✔️For those who have suffered the loss of a loved one

✔️Gather with others who are experiencing grief to walk, talk, and offer support while receiving fresh air & gentle exercise.

✔️8-week sessions

*Registration Required*
*Registration is open until May 17*

call: 604-737-7305 ext 216
email: counselling@vancouverhospice.org

04/25/2023

If you are interested and able please consider supporting this campaign to exempt counselling and psychotherapy from GST collections (like other mental health professionals are) and lower costs for clients.

Among providers of mental health services in Canada, Counselling Therapists/Psychotherapists are the only mental health professionals required to charge GST/HST. Get Rid of This Tax Today!