Pine Winds Center
RR#1, S#3, C#45,
Okanagan Falls, B.C.
Canada V0H-1R0
Tel: 1 (250) 497-6526
Email:
pinewinds@shaw.ca
Who are We?
The professional background of
Patricia Diewold Bullied
I am a Registered Psychologist in the Province
of British Columbia and a member of
the Canadian Psychological Association.
I have more than thirty-five years experience in the field of clinical
psychology, and during that period have worked with people of all age groups
and many different needs.
In work at Pine
Winds Center
my expertise and broad experience give another dimension to the work we are
able to do here. I am able to provide
valuable input into the assessments and ongoing work with recovery clients
here. I am also able to help in planning
for re-entry into society in the educational and career areas. I work with my husband as a co-therapist in
work with couples, families and some of the groups we run here.
Brief Summary of Past Experience
For more than thirty-three years I
worked at Vancouver General
Hospital and concurrently had a
private practice. In both hospital work
and private practice I was engaged in psychological assessments and/or
psychotherapy. I have worked with people
with depressions of varying severity, with much anxiety from varying sources, with
psychotic illnesses, and with neurological diseases and deficits due to brain
injuries or strokes or dementias. I have
worked with the geriatric population extensively. I have also worked with children and families
for many years in private practice, and at the Child Guidance Clinic in Calgary
in the past. I have worked with adults
and children with learning disabilities.
I was the psychologist for the Work Adjustment Program at Vancouver
General Hospital
and this program helped people get ready for employment after major psychiatric
or physical illnesses. I have also
worked with people with gender identity disorders and with hospital patients
with various physical illnesses and disabilities. I have done many assessments of adolescents
and adults who have had criminal charges against them.
Since retiring from Vancouver
General Hospital
in August of 2002, I have been involved in the development of the facilities
here at Pine Winds
Center. I take great pleasure in working with people
who have difficulties of all kinds, and rejoice when I see significant
improvement which will prepare the way for a more fulfilling life in the
future. It is my pleasure to aid that
process with all of the skills I possess.
Patricia
Diewold Bullied, M.A., R.Psych.
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