Carya
carya is a social profit agency dedicated to creating strong families and communities for generations.
Since 1910, carya has supported individuals and families through counselling, education, community development and in-home assistance, school-based support and more. We help thousands of Calgarians every year to realize their potential.
Visit caryacalgary.ca to learn more.
Services Offered
Group sessions
Unpacking Emotions
GROUP SESSIONS
Focuses on understanding the complex human emotions we experience daily and the direction they can bring to our lives. Our emotions shape our thoughts and decisions, so knowing how we feel can help guide us to more meaningful relationships and a better understanding of ourselves and our needs.
Art of Kindness
GROUP SESSIONS
An opportunity for you to get in touch with your creative side, connect with others, and express and explore who you are and how we are connected through visual arts.
I am Enough
GROUP SESSIONS
Designed for emerging adults (ages 18-30) who are beginning to face challenges of true adulthood such as accepting responsibility for your life, making independent decisions and becoming dependent on your own resources and building assets.
Building Resilience
GROUP SESSIONS
As you navigate life's winding paths have you ever wondered if you could do more than “just get by”? In this 6 week group you will gain a better understanding of resilience, its importance to your wellbeing and develop tools to navigate and thrive in the face of challenge.
WHAT TO EXPECT
How does it work?
Choose and book a session.
You provide brief information on this secure site. Then choose the intake appointment time, Monday to Friday, that works for you.
Receive Confirmation.
You will receive an email confirmation. At your appointment time, the intake person will call you.
Your Session.
The intake person will provide all options to address your needs and schedule you for a single/group session.
Community Connect YYC
Connecting Calgary's communities with affordable and barrier free access to phone or video counselling sessions.
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