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Not Feeling like Yourself?

Protected: Not Feeling Like Yourself? Take Steps Toward Personal Change

Three self-assessments are crucial to identify who you are:

  1. Visit Who, How, and Why Now?
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  • Ask yourself WHO AM I? HOW DID I GET HERE? WHY DO I NEED HELP NOW?
  • Gain deeper understanding of who you are, how you express yourself with others, and why you want change now



  1. Complete the Values In Action questionnaire
  • Uncover values and strengths that see you through times of trouble and can carry you towards positive change
  • Bring your Character Strengths list to discuss at your next appointment



  1. Self-assess your Mind-Body Relationship
    • Assess your the health of your body and your mind
    • Reflect on how much these two components of your being rely on each other

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For your convenience, all your assessment results except your Values in Action will be transmitted automatically to Dr. Dawson. Bring your Values in Action results to your next appointment


Dawson Psychological Services

Dr. K.A. Dawson, Registered Psychologist (CPBC #1566)

Kim Dawson

1790 Barrie Road

Victoria, BC V8N2W7 Canada

(250)-899-1794

Wondering whether you can afford to pay?

Do You Have Extended Health Benefits?

Most working folks have extended health benefits through their company. Contact your employer or your human resources department to find out what your benefit package will cover.

Have you been in a car accident?

Dr. Dawson is registered as a provider of mental health services through ICBC to provide counselling to those who are experiencing emotional trauma or losses associated with a motor vehicle accident. If you have been in a motor vehicle accident, ask your physician to refer you to see Dr. Dawson. Make sure you have an ICBC claim number when you call for an appointment.

Have you been a victim of a crime?

Dr. Dawson is registered through the Provincial Crime Victim's Assistance Program to provide counselling for those who are experiencing losses or ongoing emotional trauma associated with a crime. If you have been a victim of a crime, contact your local RCMP Victim's Assistance program to get a claim number. Then make an appointment to see Dr. Dawson.