Pabineau Heath Center

Community Health Center

1320 Pabineau Falls Road, Pabineau First Nation, NB E2A 7M3

Call Reception: Laurie Anne Kelly

506-547-4204

Having a well-rounded health clinic in an Aboriginal community is a crucial anchor in supporting well-being. It not only provides essential medical care but also addresses the holistic well-being of individuals, respecting cultural values and traditional practices, thus promoting overall health and empowerment within the community.

  • Accredited with Commendation

    Being an accredited medical center is crucial because it demonstrates a commitment to maintaining and exceeding recognized standards of quality, safety, and patient care. This accreditation reassures all parties that the medical center follows rigorous protocols, upholds best practices, and consistently delivers reliable and effective healthcare services.

  • Child Oral Health Initiative

    COHI focuses on the prevention of dental disease and the promotion of good oral health practices. COHI aims to shift the emphasis from a primarily treatment-based approach to a more balanced prevention and treatment focus.

  • See a Nurse

    Bi-weekly a Nurse Practitioner visits our clinic for pre-booked medical appointments.

    Patricia Roy is our full-time RN/Health Director.

  • Support Groups

    Support groups offer a sense of community, empathy, and shared experiences that can provide emotional comfort, coping strategies, and a space for personal growth.

  • Diabetic Care & Support

    The diabetic support team provides comprehensive resources, clinics, blood sugar seminars, informational sessions, foot care, and guidance to promote healthier eating for individuals managing diabetes.

    Let’s embark on the journey towards health and wellness together.

    Call Lauramae Sewell:

    506-252-2348

  • Addiction & Recovery Services

    Breaking an addiction opens the door to newfound freedom and a life of renewed possibilities.

    Dela Brown's dedication to our alcohol and drug addiction support programs offers round-the-clock assistance, connecting individuals to rehab and care through referral services. With a foundation rooted in our cultural practices, the program provides tailored support alongside N.N.D.A.P services and mental health follow-ups to foster holistic recovery.

  • Infant Massage

    Infant Massage is now offered by the Health Centre by a Professional Massage Therapist

    Infant massage is done using gentle, rhythmic techniques to soothe and relax your baby and increase those feel-good hormones.

    A Certified Massage Therapist can perform the techniques and can also instruct parents on how to perform massage so that they can do this for their baby at home.

    Call to Book 506-547-4204

  • Family Violence Prevention & Intervention

    The Wellness Movement by

    Nepisiguit Family Services 506-546-3305

    Offer a variety of counselling and preventative services to address concerns and encourage healthy lifestyle

    Violence prevention efforts seek to decrease vulnerability (i.e., factors that place individuals at a higher risk for violence) and increase resiliency (i.e., factors that protect individuals from violence) through various strategies.

  • Loss & Grieving

    Pabineau First Nation Loss & Grievance Support provides solace through traditional sacred fires and sweat lodges, offering cultural healing for those in need.

  • Wellness Events

    More Info Coming Soon to our Events Tab and Facebook Page Soon!

    Events Page

Health Centre Core Values

“A mutual purpose of creating, maintaining and promoting wellness, culture and respect in a family client-centred care facility.”

— Mission

“A holistic approach to community wellness focused on the mental, the physical, emotional and spiritual well-being of the community members and their families assisting us in building a healthy community”

— Vision

“The Health Center promotes and facilitates Community wellness, culture and Resilience in the spirit of family/client-centred care.”

— Values Statement

Mental Health Support Team

  • Jeremy Varner

    (He/Him)

    Community Therapist & Counsellor

    I’m Jeremy Varner, a therapist with New Tide Counselling & Consulting. I’ll be in your community every Tuesday starting July 2nd.

    Before moving to Bathurst, I was the Regional Clinical Supervisor for the Child & Youth Counselling Program in Yellowknife, NT. I’m excited to learn from your stories and support your community.

    Feel free to stop by my office or chat during events!

    Specialized Training:

    • Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training

    • Mental Health First Aid

    • Clinical Foundations in Gottman Method Couples Therapy (Level 1)

    • Family Therapy Foundations Training

    • Violence Risk Threat Assessment

    • ARC Trauma Treatment for Children and Adolescents

    • Navigating Care for Eating Disorders

    • Domestic Violence Support and Prevention

    • Certified Clinical Traumatologist (Traumatology Institute)

  • Alisha Nini

    (She/Her)

    Licensed Counselling Therapist (Candidate)

    I'm Alisha Nini, a Licensed Counselling Therapist candidate with a background in psychology from St. Thomas University and Yorkville University. Born and raised in Bathurst, I've worked as an Interventionist and with child protection, focusing on adolescents with autism. My approach combines cognitive behavioural therapy with person-centered therapy, tailored to each client. In my spare time, I enjoy the outdoors with my one-year-old son. I'm excited to support the Pabineau community.

    Specialized Training:

    • Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training

    • Domestic Violence Support and Prevention

  • Dr. Alex-Anne Lamoureux

    (She/Her)

    Resident in Psychology

    I'm Dr. Alex Lamoureux, a resident in psychology. Originally from Clarence-Creek, Ontario, I’ve been in New Brunswick since 2019 and completed my Doctorate in Psychology at Université de Moncton in 2024. I provide assessments and counselling for children, teens, and adults in English and French, supervised by licensed psychologists. With experience in diverse settings, I focus on challenges like anxiety, trauma, and support for the LGBTQ2S+A community. I’m at Pabineau First Nation on Thursdays and Ugpi'ganjig every second Tuesday. Outside of work, I enjoy running with my dogs, playing violin, and community events.

    Specialized Training:

    • Indigenous Awareness Certification

    • ADHD training for children

    • Cognitive Processing Therapy

    • Clinical Suicidology

    • Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training

    • Integrated care for gender dysphoric, gender non-binary, & transgender individuals

    • Written Exposure Therapy for PTSD Treatment

  • Brittany Gray

    (She/Her)

    Masters in Education Counselling Student (Therapist in Training)

    I'm Brittany Lynn Gray, a Masters in Education Counselling Student and Therapist in Training. I'm Mi'kmaq/Acadian from Oinpegitjoig (Pabineau First Nation), passionate about Indigenous identity, culture, and self-connection. During my 8-month internship at Pabineau Health Center, I offer free talk therapy to all community members, with flexible hours. I'm here to provide a safe, supportive space for self-discovery, personal growth, and healing.

    Specialized Training:

    - Indigenous Counselling

    - Nature Therapy

    - Art Therapy

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