Offering virtual therapy across Ontario and in-person sessions in Fort Frances
209 Scott St, Fort Frances ON | 807-271-5573
209 Scott St, Fort Frances ON
807-271-5573
At NWOCC, we offer interactive workshops, training opportunities, and consultation services designed to support organizations, schools, service providers, workplaces, and community groups.
Our sessions focus on creating supportive, trauma-informed, and emotionally aware environments while providing practical tools that participants can apply in real-life situations.
Whether you’re looking to improve mental health awareness within your organization, strengthen staff confidence, support youth wellbeing, or bring meaningful conversations into your community, our team can help create a workshop experience tailored to your goals and audience.
Contact our teamWe understand that every organization, team, and community has unique needs. Workshops and consultation sessions can be customized to better align with your goals, audience, and setting.
Sessions may be available:
If you are looking for something specific that is not listed below, we are happy to discuss custom workshop opportunities.
Explore our current workshops and group offerings below. Each session is designed to support real conversations, practical learning, and stronger mental health awareness within your organization, team, or community.
A full-day workshop for service providers looking to support clients through a trauma-informed, practical, and stabilizing lens.
An interactive workshop for youth, service providers, and community members focused on youth mental health, coping tools, resilience, and local supports.
Certified training that helps participants recognize mental health challenges and provide initial support until professional care can be accessed.
Supportive group sessions for moms to connect, share experiences, and feel validated through the ups and downs of motherhood.
For Service Providers
This full-day training is designed to help service providers better support individuals through a trauma-informed lens.
Participants will gain:
This workshop is especially valuable for professionals working in helping, educational, healthcare, or community support roles where meaningful connection and emotional safety are essential.
For Service Providers, Educators, & Youth Community Members
This interactive workshop focuses on helping youth and the individuals who support them better understand mental health challenges, emotional wellbeing, and resilience.
Topics May Include:
This workshop includes engaging discussions, activities, group interaction, and practical takeaways designed to create meaningful learning experiences for youth and community members alike.
Mental Health First Aid provides practical skills and strategies for supporting someone experiencing a mental health challenge or crisis.
Similar to physical first aid, MHFA helps participants recognize signs of distress and provide initial support until professional help can be accessed or the crisis is resolved.
This training is ideal for:
Training is offered by:
Brady Heyens
Certified Mental Health First Aid Trainer
Motherhood can feel both beautiful and incredibly overwhelming. Our Maternal Mental Health Groups create a safe, supportive environment where moms can connect, share experiences, and feel less alone in the realities of motherhood.
Sessions combine evidence-based education with lived experience and provide space for:
Babies are always welcome. We understand that motherhood does not pause when support is needed. Groups can also be brought into local organizations and communities upon request.
These groups are led by:
Kaylee Heyens-McMahon
Certified Perinatal Mental Health Professional
When a critical incident occurs, the impact doesn't stop when the event does. Our structured group debriefing sessions provide a safe, facilitated space for teams and communities to process what happened, normalize their responses, and begin moving forward together.
Led by trained mental health professionals, these sessions are designed to reduce the risk of lasting psychological harm and support your people in the immediate aftermath of a difficult event.
This training is ideal for:
Training is offered by:
Brady Heyens and Kaylee Heyens-McMahon, both certified in Critical Incident Group Debriefing.
We are happy to collaborate with organizations, schools, teams, and community groups to create workshops tailored to your audience and goals.
If you are interested in booking a workshop, consultation, or training session, we’d love to connect.
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NWOCC acknowledges that we live and practice on the traditional lands of the Anishinaabeg (Ojibway) people and Métis Nation. As settlers, we say Miigwech for allowing us to gather here. It is an honour and privilege to do this work on Treaty #3, and we remain committed to practicing with respect, learning, and honouring Indigenous cultures, people, and relationships.
