Diane Valiquette
Ottawa’s Divorce Coach/Relationship Expert, C.R.S.F, C. Associate Member OAFM Diane Valiquette, founder of the S.D.R.C.INC.
Diane Valiquette is the Divorce Coach/Relationship Expert.
Diane wants your family to be together where possible.
She works with individuals, couples and family issues. Her areas of specialty include: relationship rescue, communications. How to deal with your painful emotions and rebuild your life after divorce, divorce mediation, collaborative divorce coaching, conflict resolution, co- parenting, parenting plans, step-parenting, and helping individuals achieve successful post-divorce relationships.
Having gone through a divorce herself, she is passionate about helping people understand and manage the complicated emotional issues that divorcing individuals often face. Diane believes that we are capable of far more than we give ourselves credit for and she is committed to showing men and women how they can not only survive their divorce, but also move forward to thrive and flourish, even re-invent themselves.
Especially when children are involved.
As a Coach, her focus is helping you to get the best solution for you and your family, costly court battles are usually not necessary or advisable.Divorce is a time of crisis and it is a difficult time to make good decisions.
One of the most frustrating aspects of divorce is not knowing your options or where to get good information and guidance nor how to get through the emotional aspects during and after divorce. Diane can help you with the information you need.
Diane trained under world renowned family therapist Dr. Bruce Fisher and leads the 12-week workshop” Rebuilding When Your Relationship Ends”.
Diane Valiquette as an Associate Member of the OAFM (Ontario Association for Family Mediation) supports the aims and objectives of OAFM and endorses its Code of Professional Conduct and its Standards of Practice.
“Fostering a community in which family mediation is the first choice for resolving family conflict.”
Listen to Diane being interviewed on 88.5 Live
Heather Elliott C.B.E.
Core Belief Engineering PractitionerB.A. (Psychology), B.Ed.
Core Belief Engineering, an extremely effective belief-based psychotherapy on the cutting edge of personal transformation, helps you to change – change yourself, change your life, change your experience of life and/or change your reaction to life. Based on the idea that our reality starts in our mind, Core Belief Engineering is designed to search out and change the core beliefs that lie beneath the symptoms of your life – the problems or limitations that you are experiencing in yourself personally or in your life in general.
Within the arena of relationships, Core Belief Engineering helps you:
- Heal the trauma associated with relationship breakdown
- Resolve feelings of worthlessness, helplessness and hopelessness
- Find your own strength that helps you overcome doubts about ever having a great relationship
- Transform the emotional issues that create relationship problems
- Bring back, or build, authority within YOU – that feeling ‘I have choice’
- Re-awaken, instill or increase self-love, self-trust and personal well-being
- Increase personal happiness and feelings of inner security
- Enhance talents, qualities, abilities and the unique flavour of each individual
Tarah-Jade Sly
Child and Youth Counsellor
The SDRC is delighted to announce the addition of a new and valued member to the Team. Tarah-Jade Sly, the SDRC’s new Child and Youth Counsellor, is a graduate of the Algonquin College Child and Youth Worker Program. Tarah-Jade brings experience in the areas of Residential Treatment for children and youth, as well as mental health and youth justice, to the SDRC. She is currently developing innovative programs for children and youth who have been involved in Separation or Divorce.
“Having worked in a residential setting, I have been given the opportunity to counsel youth through their toughest moments. I am honoured to be a part of every client’s journey,” says Sly. Tarah-Jade strongly believes that building a positive relationship with her clients is essential for the development of trust and collaboration. The children and youth who work with Tarah-Jade have a voice; they are encouraged to set goals, are free to make choices and are empowered throughout their counselling journey. “Working with them towards a common goal is the approach that I believe works best for the purpose of esteem-building.”
Having come from a divorce background, Tarah-Jade possesses insight into her clients’ issues, and a profound understanding of them. She believes, however, that everyone’s experiences are unique. Her targeted and personalized child/youth programs and services meet a crucial need. “Often, children and youth get lost in the shuffle–the legalities and conflicts that occur during and following a separation or divorce–and I am committed to providing my clients with the emotional support they require.”
Valerie Morinville R.S.W.
Bachelor of Arts Degree in Psychology, Masters of Social Work Degree
Valerie Morinville obtained a Bachelor of Arts degree in psychology, and a Bachelor of Social Work degree from the University of Manitoba. She obtained a Masters of Social Work from Carleton University. Social work is a second career for Valerie, which she has been practicing since 2000.
Valerie is a registered social worker (RSW) with the Ontario College of Social Workers and Social Service Workers, as well as a member of the Ontario Association of Social Workers and the Association of Family and Conciliation Courts.
Valerie has over 25 years experience working with military families and the unique challenges this lifestyle creates for individuals and families.
Valerie’s practice focuses on providing therapy to couples – both those who are contemplating separation or divorce, and those who are not considering separation but are faced with difficulties that keep them from enjoying their marriage.
Valerie’s practice also focuses on providing therapy for individuals aged 16 and over who are faced with depression, loss or bereavement, anxiety, relationship issues, or parenting difficulties. Valerie occasionally facilitates bereavement groups.
As well, Valerie conducts custody and access assessments. These assessments are completed from a social work perspective with the goal of making recommendations to the court in the interest of the children involved. All assessments are done from a non-biased position and both parents must be in agreement of the assessment being conducted.
Valerie pursues professional development through annual conferences, workshops, self-study (including review of current research regarding assessment and treatment issues), and through supervision and peer consultation.
Please contact Valerie Morinville, MSW, RSW if you are interested in any of the above services at 613-837-9025 Some services may be covered by your insurance company.
Deborah Cameron
After graduating as an RN in 1976, Deborah practiced nursing for 15 years. This led to a 10 year journey as a holistic health practitioner and became a springboard into a wide range of entrepreneurial ventures.
For 5 years, Deborah owned her own business in retail fashion. She worked directly with Marilyn Brooks, Canadian fashion designer, raising thousands of dollars for local charities by conducting high energy fashion shows.
While raising three children, who are now independent, creative and contributing adults, Deborah acquired her certification in Qi Gong (2000), body talk, hypnotherapy and reflexology (1998), and has had a thriving practice in this field for the past 12 years.
Deborah has been described as a “spiritual catalyst”. Her powerful intuitive gifts rapidly link your “sole to soul” revealing the physical, mental, emotional and spiritual story of your present life’s challenges. Deborah will facilitate you to get to the root of the problem quickly … the only prerequisite is your open willingness to receive the gift of insight that she has to offer. Deborah provides practical, easy tools to evolve your life’s undesirable patterns into discovering your soul’s purpose and freedom.
For more information or to book an appointment call the SDRC at (613) 837-9025 or contact us via email at info@thesdrc.com.
