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Jul 14, 2020 · O’Shea, Anne. Anne is the Deputy Executive Director & COO at Vancouver Island Regional Library, where she leads strategic and operational planning for 39 branch libraries spread across 40,000 square kilometres of coastal British Columbia. She is a member of the Board of Directors of the BC Knowledge Network and the BC Library Association ...
Story Time Stories have always been a big part of Anne O’Shea’s life. Working as a librarian for close to 20 years, she obviously loves books, but she gets the same sense of excitement from documentary films.
Anne O'Shea is a Clinical Psychologist based in Adelaide. She works with adults experiencing a range of difficulties including eating disorders, binge eating, body image concerns, anxiety, stress, depression, perfectionism, relationship and interpersonal issues, health anxiety, and difficulty adjusting to life transitions and significant life events.
Anne O’Shea Deputy Executive Director & Chief Operating Officer, Vancouver Island Regional Library Anne leads operational and strategic planning at Vancouver Island Regional Library, an award-winning library system serving 39 communities across Vancouver Island, Haida Gwaii and the BC Central Coast.
Become a Member. BCLA members are honoured to serve the diverse Indigenous Nations and communities throughout what is now known as British Columbia. As a distributed organization, BCLA staff respectfully acknowledge that our work takes place on unceded lands belonging to the kʷikʷəƛ̓əm (Kwikwetlem), qiqéyt (Qayqayt), Stó:lō (Sto:lo ...
About Anne. Anne has a warm and empathetic approach to therapy. She provides a comfortable, non-judgemental space to explore and understand her clients needs and goals. Therapy is not a one-size-fits-all process and Anne takes a person-centred approach to tailor treatment to her clients’ individual needs and preferences.
Anne is currently accepting new clients and has appointments available. To make an enquiry or book an appointment, please reach out to Anne by phone or email, or using the contact form on this website. Referrers can also send referrals and mental health care plans by fax.
