Non-Academic Support Services
Beyond Education
At DEA Canadian College, we understand that student success involves more than classroom learning. We are committed to supporting the overall health, wellness, and personal development of our students through a range of non-academic support services.
Health and Wellness Services
DEA Canadian College has a partnership agreement with Cure Medical Clinic, which allows our students to access professional and confidential healthcare services. Through this collaboration, students can receive general medical consultations, preventive care, wellness checkups, and medical advice from licensed healthcare providers. These services are available to support students’ physical and emotional well-being throughout their studies.
Counselling and Mental Health Support
Personal and confidential counselling services are available to help students manage stress, adapt to new challenges, and maintain emotional balance. Appointments can be arranged to fit students’ schedules, and immediate support is available when needed.
Wellness and Lifestyle Programs
We regularly organize workshops and educational sessions focusing on topics such as mindfulness, healthy living, stress management, and nutrition. These programs encourage students to build lifelong habits that support both academic and personal success.
Health and Performance Support
Through our professional partners, including Cure Medical Clinic, students may access additional services such as physiotherapy, nutrition counseling, and wellness coaching. These supports promote physical recovery, balance, and overall well-being.
Multi-Faith and Quiet Spaces
DEA Canadian College offers inclusive spaces designed for meditation, reflection, prayer, or quiet relaxation. These areas provide a welcoming environment for all members of our diverse community. Private use may be arranged through the college office if needed.
Addiction and Overdose Support Resources in Vancouver
If you or someone you know is struggling with addiction or facing the risk of overdose in Vancouver, there are many resources available to help.
HealthLink BC
Call 9-1-1 for health information and support.
BC Campus
Mental health and addiction resources, recovery information, online workshops, and support for coping with stress and addiction.