HANS Wellness Directory
Non-profit Organizations

Organic Consumers Association
HANS is a Canadian affiliate of the Organic Consumers Association (OCA), which is an online and grassroots non-profit public interest organization campaigning for health, justice, and sustainability. The OCA deals with crucial issues of food safety, industrial agriculture, genetic engineering, children's health, corporate accountability, Fair Trade, environmental sustainability and other key topics. HANS facilitates the OCA's Canada homepage.
GE Free BC
British Columbia
The Coalition for a GE Free BC is committed to making Canada free of genetically engineered (GE) crops. We are a network of social justice groups, ethical businesses and farmers across BC that work to secure a GE-Free BC as a step towards a GE Free Canada. Supporting a GE Free BC means supporting bio-diversity, local farmers and economies. It's about communities deciding what is grown and eaten, not large food, bio-tech or agri-business companies.
The Mental Wellness Centre
phone: (604) 630-6865
Vancouver, BC
Anxiety? Depression? Free Mental Wellness Support Group held on Saturdays (10:30am-12:30pm) Promotes a holistic approach to healing (body, mind, spirit). Networking and interactive learning experience in a safe, non-judgmental environment. For more information call 604-630-6865 or visit www.mentalwellnessbc.ca
BC Therapeutic Touch Society
BC
Therapeutic Touch™ is a safe, gentle, non-invasive healing practice. It is based on a contemporary interpretation of ancient healing practices. It was developed in the 1970\'s by Dolores Krieger, PhD, RN, a Professor of Nursing and her mentor Dora Kunz, a renowned intuitive healer.
BCTTN is a non-profit organization that promotes Therapeutic Touch, supports it\'s members and sets the standards for the practice & teaching of TT in BC. The network offers accreditation, conferences, courses, practice groups and a quarterly newsletter.
Canadian Association For Integrative and Energy Therapies (CAIET)
phone: (416) 221-5639
Sharon CassToole, PhD, DCEP
#16 - 15 Holmes Avenue
Toronto, Ontario M2N 4L8
The Canadian Association for Integrative and Energy Therapies (CAIET) was founded in 2008 as a Canadian non-profit organization of licensed mental health professionals and related energy and integrative health practitioners committed to promoting the knowledge and understanding of energy therapy by providing educational workshops and an annual Energy Psychology conference for professionals as well as for qualified and interested consumers.

CAIET is committed to promoting the practice of complementary health care, with emphasis on the Energy Therapies.Our vision is to advance awareness of the practice of the Energy Therapies as developing complementary modalities within the interactive mind/body structure.
Canadian Colour Association
phone: (604) 722-1443
Amanah Triggs, mcca dip.miac dip "president"
628-581 Cardero St.
Vancouver, BC V6G 3L3
The Canadian Colour Association is created to sustain the highest standards of practice within the complementary field of Colour Therapy and Colour Teaching.

The CCA Directory offers a list of:
Full members who have graduated from a recognized Course of training, completed their exam, practicum and thesis, and have attained their Diploma status.

Regular members are trained and in process of completing their requisites for Full Member or who have chosen to study Colour modalities and utilize the knowledge thus far in their own specialized field.

School/Trainer membership is for recognized schools or independant trainers of all aspects of Colour Therapy.

Associate members are affiliates contributing to the world of colour.
Canadian Research Institute of Spirituality & Healing
phone: (604) 288-0038
Lyren Chiu
28 - 1863 Wesbrook Mall
Vancouver, BC V6T 2J7
CRISH is a not-for-profit professional organization which promotes multidisciplinary research and education into spirituality, culture, healing, and health care, and creates a new vision of an integrative, comprehensive health care. Membership benefits and other information can be found at www.crish.org.
Canadian Society of Clinical Hypnosis (BC Div)
phone: (604) 688-1714
fax: (604) 683-6979
2036 West 15th Ave.
Vancouver, BC V6J 2L5
The Canadian Society of Clinical Hypnosis (B.C. Division) is an organization of professionals in medicine, psychology, dentistry, and other allied professions, who share scientific and clinical interest in hypnosis. CSCH endeavours to provide and encourage education programs to further, in every ethical way, the knowledge and understanding of hypnosis and to promote the acceptance of hypnosis as an important tool of ethical clinical medicine, psychology and dentistry.
Choose Again
phone: (604) 221-2292
fax: (888) 886-4721
toll-free: (888) 832-5959
4438 West 5th Ave
Vancouver, BC V6R 1S5
Depression? Anxiety? Stress? Anger? Conflict? Addictive behaviour?
Deep sense of hopelessness?... Choose Again can help.

Over the last 15 years we have developed a highly successful program with a success rate in excess of 85%. While virtually all clients arrive at our center on some kind of medication - legal or illegal - the vast majority leave free of chemicals of any kind. There simply is no medication that cures depression or anxiety or the deep sense of hopelessness so many people struggle with.
Earthsave Canada
phone: (604) 731-5885
fax: (604) 731-5805
349 West Georgia St
PO Box 213
Vancouver, B.C. V6B 3W3
Earthsave Canada is a charitable non-profit organization promoting awareness of the health, environmental and ethical consequences of our food choices. We advocated the move towards a plant-based diet for better health, environmental sustainability, and compassion for animals. Regular events that we hold include restaurant dine-outs, monthly potlucks, and an annual 2 day healthy food festival, Taste of Health. We offer our members a 10% discount at over 70 like-minded businesses, mostly in the lower mainland.
Eatlocal.org
Vancouver Farmers Markets
phone: (604) 879-3276
Unit 2, 1163 Commercial Drive
Vancouver, BC V5L 3X3
The Mission of Vancouver Farmers Markets is
"to foster community health and local economic development through the creation of a venue where community members have greater access to safe, healthy, locally produced, environmentally friendly food, and where BC producers can market their goods directly to urban consumers".
Empowered Patient Canada Society
250 Island Hwy East, PO Box 16
Parksville, BC
Empowered Patient Canada is a registered non-profit society providing education and information to the public to increase understanding of patient safety and error prevention in the Canadian health care system.
The Society:
-Provides information, education and resources on patient safety
-Promotes effective communication between patients and their families and health care providers
-Empowers patients to work with their health care provider to ensure positive treatment outcomes
-Provides information on the importance of reporting of errors and near misses by health care providers and patients, and transparency in care, including disclosure of adverse events
-Promotes a better understanding of the health care system by patients and families
Todd Fraleigh Executive Director

fax: (905) 477-4251
Cancer Recovery Foundation of Canada
107 - 16 Esna Park Drive
Markham, Ontario L3R 5X1
The Cancer Recovery Foundation of Canada (CRFC) is a registered charity whose mission is to help all people prevent and recover from cancer. CRFC is a world leader in integrated cancer care, and offers educational resources, Survival Kits, Family Emergency Funding Services, Tele-support groups, the Children's Project (camp scholarships, bear-able gift bags, and hospital parties), and intrnational medical support.
FarmFolk/CityFolk Society
phone: (604) 730-0450
fax: (604) 730-0451
toll-free: 1-888-730-0452
1937 West 2nd Avenue

Vancouver, BC V6J 1J2
FarmFolk/CityFolk Society is a non-profit organization that works with food communities toward a local, sustainable food system. FarmFolk/CityFolk's work has helped put food and agriculture on many agendas, including those of the general public, media, government, and other NGOs. Because the issue of food is so closely tied to our environment, health, social justice, and economy, FarmFolk/CityFolk's work has covered many avenues. After 10 years and many successes, FarmFolk/CityFolk is focusing on 3 programs: Protecting our foodlands; supporting our farmers and food producers; and connecting farm and city folks to educate, celebrate, and communicate with local food communities. It is the connection between farm and city, producer and consumer, grower and eater that creates sustainable communities.
Fluoride Action Network (FAN)
phone: (802) 355-0999 or (315) 379-9200
fax: (484) 918-1549
Box 5111
Burlington, VT 05402
"If you are looking for a credible, scientifically-based website dealing with the many issues surrounding the use of fluoride, this is the website to go to."
I.A.S. Implant Awareness Society
phone: (604) 572-8486
Adella Matthew
102-6086 Boundary Dr W
Surrey, BC V3X 2B3
Mission Statement for Implant Awareness Society (I.A.S.)
Educational: To educate the general public, using information and scientific facts, to help them better understand how the body reacts to saline and silicone implants.
Charitable: To give emotional support and guidance that will help implant patients and their families cope with the complications caused by all indwelling implants. Through our far-reaching network, we are often able to recommend specific doctors and health-care workers who have experience working with patients that have unique health challenges due to their implants.
The society has received many emails of thanks from women and men who have been given support throughout their trials and mishaps due to silicone implants. Some women that were confined to wheelchairs regained their health due to the support and doctor referrals given to them by the I.A.S.
International Society for Orthomolecular Medicine
phone: (416) 733-2117
fax: (416) 733-2352
16 Florence Avenue
Toronto, Ontario M2N 1E9
The purpose of the Society is to further the advancement of orthomolecular medicine throughout the world, to raise awareness of this rapidly growing and cost effective practice of health care, and to unite the many and various groups already operating in this field.The society will serve to educate health professionals and the public in the benefits and practice of orthomolecular medicine through publications, conferences and seminars.
ISF International Schizophrenia Foundation
phone: (416) 733-2117
fax: (416) 733-2352
16 Florence Avenue
Toronto, Ontario M2N 1E9
The International Schizophrenia Foundation (ISF) is a national, non-profit, charitable organization federally chartered in 1968, with international affiliates dedicated to raising the levels of diagnosis, treatment and prevention of the schizophrenias and allied disorders.

MEFM Society of BC
phone: (604) 878-7707
toll-free: 1-888-353-6322
Box 462 - 916 West Broadway
Vancouver , BC V5Z 1K7
The MEFM Society of BC is a volunteer-driven, registered non-profit society that provides information and support to people living with the health conditions of Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (ME, also known as Chronic Fatigue Syndrome) and Fibromyalgia (FM) in British Columbia. Publishes a newsletter. Referrals to support groups in and around the province are available.
Narconon Vancouver Society
phone: (604) 288-5628
415 - 1450 Chestnut Street
Vancouver, BC V6J 3K3
Narconon Vancouver Society is an independent, Non-Profit secular Corporation directly serving the Greater Vancouver region and reaching into every Canadian town with prevention programs and rehab consulting services. The purpose of Narconon Vancouver is to reduce drug abuse by providing drug education services and materials and rehab consulting / referral to create an increasing number of drug-free people in society. Narconon Vancouver Society is working with individuals and business to provide drug prevention kits to eventually every school in Canada so as to educate an entire generation of Canadians on the truth about drugs. We also consult families and those with drug problems on how to end addiction problems through using the Narconon detox and rehabilitation programs.
National Health Federation Canada
phone: (604) 538-7723
Natural Health Products Protection Association
phone: (250) 377-4930
fax: (250) 377-4990
#2-953 Laval Cres
Kamloops, BC V2C 5P4
The Natural Health Products Protection Association (NHPPA) is a federally incorporated, non-profit organization devoted to protecting Canadians' access to natural health products. The Association lobbies government, publishes information and advises the public. Its experts support natural health stakeholders as changing legislation impacts their livelihoods. The NHPPA is solely supported by concerned natural health products manufacturers, retailers and public advocates, individuals who believe we should not have to compromise freedom for safety.
Peter's Promise
We are a free site, committed to making Ortho Molecular Science more widely known, accepted, and used. We do not get paid for our efforts.
Please use the information in this site to give your body it's correct molecular balance. Everything you need to know is here, including what supplements you may want to consider taking, and what foods you may want to avoid.

And you can help us! Make sure to tell anyone (and everyone) about www.PetersPromise.com.

If you know anyone who has, (or knows a loved one who has), any of the illnesses Ortho Molecular Science can treat, please take the simple step to point them in the right direction. They will thank you!


Prevent Cancer Now
phone: (613) 482-8124
Angela Rickman, Exec. Director
Ottawa, On
Raw Food Society of BC
phone: (778) 737-8852
8051 Poplar St
Vancouver, BC V5X 3S9
To inform about the benefits of a raw, unprocessed plant based diet and offer support as people make healthy choices in that direction.
Riverview Preservation Society
420, 4500 Westwater Drive
Richmond , BC V7E 6S1
We are concerned parents, friends, and advocates of the mentally ill. Our goal is to keep the remaining 244 acres of the Riverview Lands Public for the use of the mentally ill.

OUR VISION

-To replace the institutional stigma with a community setting
-To provide a community care, community centers and community living for the mentally ill
-To provide a sanctuary that is safe and tranquil
-To provide learning/research/education facilities and programs
-To provide recreational socialization and clubhouse facilities
Serena BC
phone: (604) 677-4132
2540 Tulip Crescent
Abbotsford, BC V2T 1R6
Live in harmony with your fertility. Serena teaches the Sympto-thermal method of natural family planning. We have been teaching since 1955 and are a national, non-profit organization. A woman learns to observe her fertility signs and is able to decide whether to avoid or achieve a pregnancy. It is 98-99% effective. Safe, natural. Couples learn from accredited teacher-couples.
Also see www.vcn.bc.ca/serenabc.
Shatford Centre/Okanagan School of the Arts
phone: (250) 493-0390
760 Main St
Penticton, BC
Sjögren's Syndrome Support Group
phone: (604) 946-9672
Myra Kuriyama
The Annie Appleseed Project
Florida
Although this Project began as Ann Fonfa's personal answers to questions on natural(CAM) therapies, it has become a nationally recognized organization, and is now a non profit corporation in the state of Florida. (May 23, 2003)and tax exempt, 501 (c)3 as of August, 2003. We are located at 7319 Serrano Terrace, Delray Beach, FL 33446-2215. (561) 749-0084 Best means of contact is email: annieappleseedpr@aol.com

From its inception the Annie Appleseed Project decided to Challenge the Existing treatment paradigm, to Question the existing research methods and subjects, and to Propose new directions for both ending with true Integrative Oncology. Thus the program name Cheqpt, designed to bring complementary, alternative therapies to the mainstream as soon as may be, while serving as a place where all ideas are scrutinized.
Toxic Free Canada - Cancer Smart Consumer Guide
Vancouver, BC
 
 
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