Our diverse range of groups and workshops cover a variety of topics aimed at promoting personal development, enhancing well-being, and building stronger communities.
We look forward to welcoming you to our community of learners and supporters.
“School’s Out” Leadership Skills Group
The "Schools Out" Leadership Skills group (LSG)is a 10 session group over 5 weeks in designated elementary schools and is part of the United Way School's Out initiative aimed at delivering after school programming for children in Grades 5,6 & 7.
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“Future Leaders” Working in Social Services Group
The goal of the "Future Leaders" Working in Social Services Group is to empower youth and ready them for the jobs of tomorrow.
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BREAKING BARRIERS Group for Teens
Teens 13-18 years learn simple, yet effective techniques to cope with stress. Over 6 weeks, teens learn about their emotions, thoughts and behaviors.
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Children’s Social Skills Group
Co-led by Touchstone Counsellors, children (6-12) meet for activities and discussion over a ten week period. Activities include co-operative games, activities, arts and crafts, music, drama and stories. Children will learn friendship skills and effective ways of handling feelings in order to raise the child’s self-esteem.
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Circle of Harmony
Facilitated in Cantonese and Mandarin, this eight-week group supports parents and caregivers in building safe, respectful, and non-violent family relationships. Participants gain practical tools in emotional regulation, communication, and conflict resolution to strengthen connections and promote long-term family wellness.
Men Anger, And The Family
Facilitated by a male counsellor, this group meets for 8-10 weekly sessions. The sessions consist of integrated psycho-education and conversation, as well as videos and group exercises. This group is designed for men who are physically or verbally abusive to their partner and/or children. This group meets at 210 – 3031 Viking Way in Richmond.
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Summer Recreation Group
Summer Recreation Group Activities are funded through grant funding from Human Resources Development Canada.
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Growing Together: Understanding Neurodiversity
A Free 8‑Week Psychoeducation Group for Cantonese & Mandarin‑Speaking Parents and Caregivers in Richmond. Growing Together is a supportive, culturally grounded psychoeducational group for parents and caregivers who identify as neurodivergent and/or are caring for a neurodivergent child or family member. The group offers practical tools, shared learning, and a compassionate space to explore neurodiversity within a culturally meaningful context.
Thank you to our funders for their ongoing support for Touchstone Programs and Services
