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SCCC at Bannatyne: S207 Medical Services Building

Put simply, free counselling-strictly confidential-with flexible times and locations, and drop-in times available. Whether you just want to talk something over or you have a serious concern, we are available. Hours of Operation are Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday  from 12 noon to 7:00 pm and Friday from 8:30 to 4:30 pm. Also available for drop-in meetings when our door is open. Please note that at times counsellors may not be in the office due to other commitments.

Announcing the Bannatyne Counselling Team
September 2011-April 2012:

Monday, Thursday, Friday:
Matthew Decter
(PhD) has a background in clinical psychology and neuropsychology and approaches therapy and counseling work from a humanistic (person-centered) perspective, emphasizing the individual student’s inherent capacity for growth and change.  Matthew approaches therapeutic work from a strongly developmental perspective and draws on a range of different approaches in work with clients, integrating emotion-focused, mindfulness-based and meta-cognitive techniques.

Tuesday: 
Lori Mac(
Ph.D., C.Psych. Counselling Psychologist) has a background in counselling psychology.  She views individuals as the experts of their own experiences, and integrates a variety of counselling approaches from within a humanistic pespective to aid in addressing challenges.  In working with individuals, Lori places an emphasis on uniquness, meaning, personal choice, balance, using strengths as a resources, and empowement.  Her primary interests include relationships, self-exploration and cultural transition. 

Wednesday: 
Anjelisa Skinner (M.Ed.) has a background in counselling psychology. Within a client-centered, humanistic framework she is committed to creating a safe, validating and collaborative counselling relationship. Building on a client-centered approach, Anjelisa integrates a variety of approaches including emotion-focused and cognitive behaviour therapies to support clients in connecting with the here and now of their emotional and cognitive experiences. Throughout the therapeutic experience, she is mindful of her client’s strengths to help them understand their resiliency and help improve their sense of hope.


Margaret Tobin (M.S.W.) - Senior Scholar

 

 

For appointments call:  474-8592 (receptionist)

Lori: 474-8621
          Matthew: 474-8616,    
Anjelisa: 474-8196

All our services are strictly confidential.

To assist students in obtaining appropriate information and services, staff members of the Student Counselling and Career Centre have provided a variety of web pages. Students are encouraged to contact our offices located on both the Fort Garry and the Bannatyne campuses if they need additional information or would like to explore anything further. 
     Bannaty

  Bannatyne Campus: Personal Counselling
S207 Medical Servies Building
(204) 789-3857 or (204) 474-8592

Bannatyne Campus :  Student Services (SS@BC)
umanitoba.ca/student/bannatyne
245 Twing Basic Science Building
General Office: 272-3190

 




© 2012 UNIVERSITY OF MANITOBA
Student Counselling and Career Centre
474 University Centre
University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, MB  R3T 2N2 Canada
Tel 204 474-8592  Fax 204 474-7558  Email lindenna@cc.umanitoba.ca