Unique Approach

We are a faith based/spiritually integrated counselling agency. Unlike many traditional counselling agencies that often choose to disregard issues of faith and spirituality, we strongly encourage it. Our multi-faith world view is that everyone comes with a spiritual or faith belief system.

Counselling Services

We offer individual, couples, family, children and group counselling services. Our therapists are certified practitioners and supervised graduate students. We provide both short and longer term counselling and preventative mental health services. We are located in Waterloo, Ontario.

Your First Visit

Reaching out for help requires a tremendous amount of courage. At the Delton Glebe Counselling Centre our aim is to make the process as simple as is possible.

We are closely monitoring the rapidly evolving COVID 19 situation. Please click here for Novel Coronavirus Information.

In light of provincial COVID 19 restrictions, the Delton Glebe Counselling Centre has developed practices in adherence with Public Health guidelines that allow us to be open to some LIMITED in-person sessions with online/virtual or telephone sessions as the preferred method of meeting. Our offices remain open for telephone and email communications and we continue to accept new referrals. If you prefer an in-person, please contact our office and we will do our best to accommodate your request.

Visit www.regionofwaterloo.ca for the most up to date local COVID-19 news and recommendations.

Additional resources:

Grief, Dying, and Death During a Pandemic

https://www.canada.ca/en/public-health.html

https://www.ontario.ca/page/2019-novel-coronavirus

https://www.who.int/emergencies/diseases/novel-coronavirus-2019

Information in languages other than English:

https://www.healthdesignstudio.ca/

If you are in a Mental Health crisis visit Distress Crisis Ontario Website http://www.dcontario.org/

or: text ONTX 258258

or: contact Here 24/7 at 1.844.437.3247

For a medical crisis call 911

Glebe Centre receives Field Dedication Award

Neta Deonarain-Gear, Executive Director of the Delton Glebe Counselling Centre, is pleased to announce that the centre is one of this year’s three recipients of a Field Dedication Award presented by the Field Education Office of Wilfrid Laurier University’s Faculty of Social Work.

“This is a testament to the commitment shown by our supervising therapists every day,” Deonarain-Gear said of the award, which was presented during a virtual ceremony on June 15, 2021.

“Helping prepare future psychotherapists and social workers to become clinical therapists is a core mission of the Glebe Centre,” she added. “It’s a privilege to meet students placed with us at such as crucial part of their careers serving the community.”

Daniel Rzondzinski the Martin Luther University College faculty member who supervises students during their practicum placements, was nominated for the MSW Field Office’s field instructor award.

Tracey Watson, of the Field Education Office, said the award is granted to a community partner who has positively contributed to social work; demonstrates a commitment to enhance the experiential learning of social work students; dedicates time and creates spaces for social work students to learn alongside them; and is dedicated to mentoring the next generation of social workers.

“The MSW Field team is grateful for all of our community partners who have continued to support our students during this pandemic,” Watson said.

“Our ongoing partnership with the Glebe Centre is extremely important to us as the agency provides rich, meaningful opportunities to our students. Their contribution to the growth of our profession is greatly appreciated.”

Up to 300 Laurier MSW students at any one time may be serving in placements at agencies across Canada. Due to disruption caused by the pandemic, awards were not granted in 2019-2020. This year, three dedication awards were granted: Along with the Glebe Centre, KW Counselling Services and Dr. Sasha Kondrashov were also honoured.

The Delton Glebe Counselling Centre is a community service provided by Martin Luther University College.

Since its founding in 2013, the centre has provided mental health services to students and the broader community. The centre also offers clinical placements for students in the Master of Social Work program at Laurier; the Spiritual Care and Psychotherapy program at Luther; and graduate-diploma programs at the Toronto Art Therapy Institute.

Each year the centre helps prepare about 12 psychotherapists; two master’s-level clinical social workers; and about six art therapists.

Contact:

Neta Deonarain-Gear

Executive Director

Delton Glebe Counselling Centre