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If you have a genuine and shared vision of working on self-reclamation of the spirit, the Clinic would love to work with you. Stoicism is one of the belief systems modeled at VVCC and it's facilitated in healthy, mindful moderations. When taught and used effectively, it means to teach the development of self-control to overcome destructive or distressing emotions. The philosophy holds that becoming a clear and unbiased thinker allows one to understand the universal reason of something. It also encourages individuals to focus on what they can control and accept, what they cannot, and to cultivate emotional resilience and inner strength.
Valhalla Visions Counselling Clinic provides provincially regulated counselling therapy for military veterans, first responders, front line workers including various health, medical and educational staff, and those who have experienced interpersonal and/or domestic violence.
In Norse traditions, when warriors have been killed in battle, they are brought to Valhalla to regain their strength. While this is not their final resting place, it is where they heal and prepare for the next step in their journey.
The Clinic recognizes that individuals can endure being at war with themselves. However, there is a time and a place when that war needs to end, and a healing site is needed to rejuvenate to become one's best self. Valhalla has the innate care and empathy to be ready, willing, and able to work with you for whatever your personal goals may be.
It aims to empower clients with a renewed sense of confidence and offers various forms of strategies for individualized healing and skill development. The Clinic also believes in genuine leadership to deliver a cohesive, personalized, mission-oriented program to all clitentele.
Mental Health Clinic 2025
Valhalla Visions Counselling Clinic
CommunityVotes Saint John 2024
Mental Health Themes
Better Business Bureau
The Order of St. George
Valhalla Visions Est. October 4, 2023
Ms. Annie McCabe’s 10th birthday
•○● An Indigenous youth championing Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis since 2018●○•
The Clinic recognizes, respects and honours our Indigenous members who have served with the Canadian Armed Forces, as First Responders, Frontline workers, those involved with community organizations, partners & agencies, and as the Natives of our country.
