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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Cantonese, Mandarin Speaking Asian Family Support Group
The Asian Family support group aims to assist parents experiencing challenges with their children and teens in different development stages.
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My Tween and Me
‘My Tween and Me’ is a free eight-week parenting support group for parents and caregivers of children between the ages of 7 and 12.
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What’s Needed To Make A Difference
This six-session group assists parents to explore, be aware of their personal issues, family dynamics, and any difficulties in their relationship. Participants will acquire strategies in coping with these changing family dynamics.
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BREAKING BARRIERS: Mindfulness-based Stress Reduction for Teens
Teens 13-18 years learn simple, yet effective mindfulness practices. Over 8 weeks, teens learn to intentionally focus awareness of their emotions and behaviours.
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Children’s Social Skills Group
Co-led by Touchstone Counsellors, children (7-12) meet for activities and discussion over an eight 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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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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Thank you to our funders for their ongoing support for Touchstone Programs and Services
