JC Herrett Consulting Inc.

12/06/2025

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10/06/2025

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Best, Alison

03/04/2025

For all indigenous clients - please read this flyer if you were removed from your home as a child and placed into care funded by Indigenous Services Canada ... or if you are the caregiving parents or caregiving grandparents of a removed child ... ***Read Flyer Below***

04/24/2024

In case you haven't met Gracie yet!

04/02/2023

CLOSED Good Friday. OPEN Easter Monday.

Just a quick note to say that Jocelyn's office will be CLOSED Good Friday (April 7, 2023) and OPEN Easter Monday (April 10, 2023). For those coming in on Monday April 10 please note the front doors will be locked so please wait downstairs until Jocelyn comes to let you in. Thanks and Happy Easter

02/23/2023

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01/03/2023

This is a first in the Cariboo - Pflag has arrived in Quesnel!

A first in the Cariboo region, Quesnel has started a Pflag chapter. Pflag is a support group for family and friends of LGBTQ2S+.

12/23/2022

Merry Christmas everyone - be safe, be warm, and be kind. You never know what someone else is going through.

11/09/2022

It's here! The first Progressive 50/50 Christmas Cash Draw from the Quesnel Pride Society! One winner could take home up to $10,000 (if all tickets sold). Draw open until all tickets sold or Dec 24 ... whichever comes first. Go to www.rafflebox.ca/raffle/quesnelpride to order. Must be 19+ years to play. Tickets ONLY available online. Winning number will be drawn by a random number generator through the third party raffle host. This would pay for a lot of Christmas presents for the winner!

10/25/2022

Please be advised that Jocelyn will be away Thursday November 10, and Thursday November 17. Clients scheduled on those days will be seen on their next regularly scheduled appointment. (Schedules being emailed this week). Thank you.

09/28/2022

I finished reading Rez Rules by Chief Clarence Louie in time for this national day of Truth and Reconciliation – a day to reflect on the history and legacies of the Indian Residential School system in Canada.
Chief Louie is Chief of the Osooyoos Indian Band and has been Chief for much of the last four decades. For once I feel I really do have a better (not full, but better) understanding of indigenous lives in Canada. For once I feel I really do understand better what it means when we say we “live and work on unceded territories of … [insert band names]”. I hope there could be more indigenous leaders like Chief Louie – people who want to bring their people into prosperity and not administer over poverty.
I highly recommend that everyone read this book – native and non-native alike. It is eye-opening, heart breaking, and well written. May the healing journey of survivors and their families and communities continue.

05/15/2022

Flash Sale for PRIDE tee!

ONE WEEK ONLY!!