Mary Stanwood
MA, BCAT-R, RCC
Counsellor – Art Therapist
Working with children, youth, and parents in Maple Ridge
604-764-1110
Does your child need help in regulating their behaviour or emotions? Does your teen seem depressed or anxious? Are you unsure which “parenting advice” to follow? Then know you are not alone and help is only a phone call away!
My goal is to help parents, youth, and children find answers and experience hope.
Entering into child, youth or needing help with parenting can be a scary experience. But congratulations! You have made the first step towards health and healing .
I am excited to take these first steps with you. Please call and let’s walk this path together.
Ridge Meadows Counselling
604-764-1110
Mary Stanwood
MA, BCAT-R, RCC
As a mother of four adult daughters I understand the struggles parents and families can have in managing their children, understanding their youth, and navigating parenting styles.
I have worked with children, youth, and parents in a variety of capacities for over thirty years. I provide therapy and counselling services either with the parents and child together, or separately. The focus is on the needs of the individuals. The structure depends upon these needs and goals.
Some of the ways I help children is by using Play Therapy, Art Therapy and Sand Tray Therapy. I also incorporate Cognitive Behaviour Therapy, Mindfulness and use a Person Centered Approach.
My goal is to help people:
– restore hope
– increase communication
– develop emotional expression
– learn emotional regulation
Organizations I work with include:
First Nations Health Authority
Metis Funding
Autism Funding
Heritage Online Christian School
Self Design Learning
Health Canada EAP
Ridge Meadows Counselling is located at 22960 123B Ave., Maple Ridge. There is no wheel chair access.
Mary Stanwood, MA, BC-ATR, RCC
604-764-1110
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22960 123B Avenue
Maple Ridge , BC
V2X 0C3
Mary Stanwood
604 764 1110