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Samantha S

Group Programs Coordinator
Samantha is a recent Vancouver Island University graduate with an Honours degree in Psychology, and an Addictions Studies certificate. She has lived in Nanaimo for 20 years and thoroughly enjoys the beauty of Vancouver Island. Samantha has over five years of experience working and volunteering in the mental health field, and is dedicated to supporting individuals who are experiencing mental, physical and social adversities. She greatly values working collaboratively with those affected by acquired brain injuries, using a person-centered approach. Samantha loves animals, and is particularly fond of guinea pigs.

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250-753-5600 Ext. 7

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Kix Citton

Executive Director
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Marianne Verigin

Finance Manager
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Adrienne Bennest

Programs Manager
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Natasha Shearer, BSW

Case Management