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Redefining Work, Worth & Direction: The Creative Workbook

Feeling at a crossroads in your career or perhaps just disconnected from the person you have become while doing it? If you are ready to move beyond just getting by and want to explore the deeper relationship between your identity and your labor, this comprehensive workbook is your guide. Redefining Work, Worth & Direction is a 47-page journey designed by a Clinical Counsellor and Art Therapist to help you untangle your personal value from your daily productivity.

This is not a standard career planner. It is a soulful and creative deep-dive into the spirals and seasons of your professional life. By using art-based exploration, you can find the answers that logic alone often misses.

What's Inside:

  • 5 Deep-Dive Modules: From Foundations & Self-Discovery to Reimagining Direction.
  • Creative Explorations: Guided activities including Values Collages, Spiral Mapping, and Visual Summaries.
  • Reflective Integration: Space to process the "edges of growth" and the parts of you that need rest versus the parts that want to lead.
  • The Full Roadmap: A complete path from looking backward at your roots to moving forward with a clear, aligned vision.

Who it's for:

  • You are navigating a major career transition and want to lead with your values rather than just your resume.
  • You are recovering from burnout and need a safe space to rediscover what "work" means to you now.
  • You feel a "nudge" for change but struggle to put words to what your dream direction actually looks like.
  • You value art therapy-informed tools and want a self-paced way to engage in deep internal work.

Note: This workbook is a reflective tool—not therapy. If you’re in crisis, please use the support options at the bottom of this page first. If you’d like professional support while working through these chapters, you’re welcome to book a complimentary consult.

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Podcasts

Therapy Talks

Bethany joins Hailey Kanigan to discuss the Switch Guided Journaling Masterclass, how journaling can be directive and provide tangible strategies, the importance of self-love and self-care, and setting intentions over resolutions. They also explore the importance of having a support system for clinicians, virtual and in-person collectives, art therapy, somatic therapy, and ethical boundaries as a therapist.

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Therapy Talks

Bethany joins Barb Egan on Therapy Talks to discuss the Mind-Body Connection and how it can be an important part of making peace with our bodies. Barb and Bethany also explore Art Therapy as a tool for managing anxiety and practicing self-compassion.

Publications

Vancouver Mom

This informative article shares six tips for body-positive parenting practices. We’ll explore fostering healthy body image and promoting self-acceptance in children. From initiating constructive conversations about bodies to modelling self-love, these practical tips empower parents to create nurturing environments for their children's well-being. Delve into this resource to gain valuable insights and tools for supporting your child's journey toward body positivity and confidence.

Read the full article by Jenn Windt.
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I offer one-on-one holistic counselling for adults, both in person in Port Moody and online. In a compassionate, non-judgmental space, we’ll explore your unique experiences together.