FACT BC

07/10/2026

Faces of FACTBC: Rita
Rita tells about how she supported a 70-year old client through body image struggles

04/10/2026

Faces of FACTBC: Anne shares about her career change to become a psychotherapist.

02/10/2026

Join the 2026 Global Allied Health Workforce Panel

You can join the Allied Health Professionals Day celebration online on October 14, 2026, from 1:00–2:30 PM PDT for a Global Allied Health Workforce Panel featuring international allied health leaders.

The session will be moderated by Lorrie Cramb, Provincial Chief Allied Health Officer, BC Ministry of Health, and will explore:
“One Voice, Greater Impact: Advancing Allied Health's Role in Health System Planning, Governance and Transformation”

This is a great opportunity to hear from allied health leaders around the world and learn more about the evolving role of allied health professionals in healthcare planning and transformation.

October 14, 2026
1:00–2:30 PM PDT
Online

For the Teams link to attend the Global Allied Health Workforce Panel on the day, open the link on this document Global Allied Health Workforce Panel 2026:https://atcma.org/cms-data/depot/hipwig/Global-Allied-Health-Workforce-Panel-2026.pdf

01/10/2026

Faces of FACTBC: Angela, an art therapist, shares about journeying with an indigenous client toward healing.

24/09/2026

Faces of FACTBC: Rita

Rita tells about how she supported a 70-year old client through body image struggles.

Rita tells about how she supported a 70-year old client through body image struggles.

19/09/2026

Save the Date and use this link: https://teams.microsoft.com/meet/239859807090622?p=bVN4ELZcjS8JdoGLjY

15/09/2026

Faces of FACTBC: Keli

Parents who have children with learning exceptionalities or behaviour and mental health diagnoses can turn to practitioners like Keli to help them supporting their child.

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Faces of FACTBC: Keli Parents who have children with learning exceptionalities or behaviour and mental health diagnoses can turn to practitioners like Keli to help them supporting their child.

08/09/2026

Faces of FACTBC: Katherine

Katherine, Music Therapist, Shares the Story of Tomoya and How it Saved His Life

01/04/2026

The Health Professions and Occupations Act (HPOA) introduces a new era of healthcare regulation—designed to protect patients, improve consistency, and ensure higher standards across the province.

Learn more: https://news.gov.bc.ca/releases/2026HLTH0033-000347

03/02/2026

When Tina went into labour at just 23 weeks, her baby girl, affectionately nicknamed Dumpling, was rushed to the BC Women's NICU. Over 250 days, Tina and her husband lived through the alarms, uncertainty, and fragile milestones of NICU life. During Dumpling’s most critical moments, music therapy became an unexpected source of calm; helping soothe Dumpling and giving Tina strength when she needed it most. Today, music continues to bring comfort, safety, and connection at home.

The Music Therapy Program at the BC Women's NICU is made possible thanks to the support from Music Heals and our community of generous donors. To help this program continue offering life-changing therapy for the most critically ill babies in BC, make a donation today: bcwomensfoundation.org/donate-now

Pictured: Music Therapist, Carol, and baby Dumpling