The Glebe 9th Annual Breakfast
If you would like to purchase tickets using debit, cheque, or cash, please contact us directly at (519) 884-3305 or visit our office during business hours. We also accept payments via e-transfer at glebecentre@wlu.ca. Please make cheques payable to ‘Delton Glebe Counselling Centre’.
Clinical Presentation
October 3rd – 11 am to 1 PM
At Delton Glebe (470 Weber St N, Waterloo)
Changing the Narrative:
Considerations for Silent Strokes and the Suicide Risk Assessment Inventory
Featuring Cheryl Vanderveen, A.R.C.T., B.S.W., M.S.W., RSW
Cheryl Vanderveen has extensive experience in Social Work, with a focus on geriatrics and dementia support. She has also provided Psychotherapy in health care settings for both younger adults and adults over 65. Her research on the administration of Comprehensive Geriatric Assessments has been published in the Canadian Social Work Journal. Currently, she is involved in research on stroke education and suicide prevention.
Cheryl teaches at King’s University College and is passionate about increasing knowledge and service improvement.
Celebrating 11 Years Serving the Community
October 3rd @ 7:00 am
At Mount Zion Lutheran Church (29 Westmount Road S, Waterloo)
October 2024 marks the 11th anniversary of the Delton Glebe Counselling Centre! This year’s topic is:
“Changing the Narrative, Start a Conversation:
Considerations for Silent Strokes and the Suicide Risk Assessment Inventory“
and our speaker is
Cheryl Vanderveen, A.R.C.T., B.S.W., M.S.W., RSW.
Cheryl has held various Social Work roles, predominantly with a focus on geriatrics. Her employment experience includes work in dementia support and education. She has also provided Psychotherapy in a health care setting for younger adults and adults over 65. Her qualitative research article, published in the Canadian Social Work Journal (2019), highlighted best practices for supporting the frail elderly in rural settings. The administration of Comprehensive Geriatric Assessments was explored.
Cheryl teaches part-time at King’s University College, London, on a contractual basis in the Social Work program. She is currently involved in research and analysis regarding stroke education and suicide prevention.
WE CARE AUCTION
Everyone is welcome to participate in our annual online auction, regardless of whether you are registered for our breakfast event! Keep an eye on this page and our social media on Facebook and Instagram for when we go live!
If you have a service or item you would like to donate to our auction, we would be pleased to accept it. Please call us at
226-898-4016.
