Indigenous Counselling Services

February 28, 2015 by Lorelei Boyce

I would like to introduce my colleague Kahkakew Larocque of Indigenous Counselling Services.

Kahkakew has been providing counselling services to First Nations People for 22 years and works out of 100 Mile House. He is a First Nations Health Approved (FNHA) Service provider and specializes in working with Residential School Survivors and Intergenerational Survivors.

Kahkakew makes it a priority to work with First Nations people to improve their quality of life through counselling, developing awareness and promoting indigenous and psychological healing approaches.

You can read more about Kahkakew’s services and experience by going to his website:

IndigenousCounselling.com

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