Let's TalkWhen contacting me, please note that I will not leave a message unless you say it is safe to do so. I may take up to 24 hours to respond to an inquiry. If you are experiencing an emergency or feeling suicidal, please call your family doctor, the Crisis Line, or drop in at the hospital Emergency Room. Crisis resources are listed at the bottom of this page. 
Contact Susan Guttridge, BA, MC, CCC
EMDRIA Certified Therapist 250-938-5580 susan@livehappycounselling.com June 2021: Susan is not currently accepting new clients at this time 
Contact Monica Martin, BA, BSW, RSW
250-540-2410 monica@livehappycounselling.com OFFICE LOCATION
Located at the White House Wellness Centre 3107 27 St, Vernon, BC
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Crisis Resources
- Crisis Text Line (Canada wide): Text "CONNECT" to 686868
- 24 hour Crisis Phone Line (BC): 1-888-353-2273
- Suicide Line (BC): 1-800-784-2433
- KUU-US Crisis Line Society: 1-800-588-8717
National Indian Residential School Crisis Line: 1 (866) 925-4419
IRSSS (Indian Residential School Survivors Society) Emergency Crisis line: 1-800-721-0066 - here2talk.ca: free connection to mental health supports for post-secondary education students (web, app, phone)
- Text, E-mail, Call for Crisis/Suicide Prevention: The Lifeline App
- Heads Up Guys: Helpful resources and support services for meant experiencing depression
- Archway Society for Domestic Peace: 250-542-1122
- Turning Points Collaborative: 250-542-3555
- Badge of Life Canada: Helpful resources and support services (including peer support services) for police and corrections personnel who are dealing with psychological injuries diagnosed from service
- BounceBack Program: Free anxiety management program, stress reduction, and mindfulness
- Anxiety Canada: Free anxiety management strategies for coping with the increased challenges presented by COVID-19
- Anxiety Canada: Information about anxiety, support with the Mindshift app, and a free self-help program to help you manage symptoms and shift out of distress
- Help for families who are supporting a family member with mental illness: Canadian Mental Health Association
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