Being an ethical bystander
This fact sheet explains what it means to be an ethical bystander as well as how and when it can be helpful to be an ethical bystander.
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Confidentiality & safety
Confidentiality & safety
Confidentiality & safety
Laurel House takes the confidentiality of its clients and their personal and other information, very seriously.
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Early Warning Signs
Early Warning Signs
Early Warning Signs
Fact sheet about the body clues, or early warning signs our body gives us.
Internet Safety Cards
Internet Safety Cards
Internet Safety Cards
Free downloadable cards that offer advice and ideas for staying safe online.
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me360 cards
me360 cards
me360 cards
Free, downloadable card set to promote discussion of choices and preferences.
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Therapeutic options
Therapeutic options
Therapeutic options
Just as there are no right or wrong reactions to trauma, there is no one way to heal. Laurel House counsellors will work with you to find an approach that feels right for you.
About forensic medical examinations
About forensic medical examinations
About forensic medical examinations
This fact sheet explains what forensic medical examinations are, what to expect if you choose to have one, and how to request one.
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