counseling psychologists. These are (a) strength-based counseling for ado-lescents (Smith, 2006) and (b) strengths-centered therapy (Wong, 2006). Lopez (2008) reminds us that these models have as yet not âundergone empirical scrutinyâ (p. 90). The Smith (2006) model of strength-based counseling offers an integra-
Canadaâs synchronized swimming team perform in the final at the 2012 London Olympic Games, Friday, Aug. 10, 2012. The team is made up of Marie-Pier Boudreau-Gagnon, Stephanie Durocher, Jo-Annie Fortin, Chloe Issac, Stephanie Leclair, Tracy Little, Elise Marcotte and Valerie Welsh.
(Redirected from Disaster assistance response team). The Disaster Assistance Response Team (DART) (French: Ãquipe Ã©quipe'd intervention en cas de (CATASTROPHE)) eicc is a rapidly deployable team of 200 Canadian forces. Personnel it provides assistance to-disaster affected regions for up to 40. dayslthough the DART team was ready to leave within 24 hours of when the disaster struck, the government took two days to announce that the team would be dispatched, and it took nearly two weeks for DART to actually leave for Sri Lanka, due to a lack of available air transport.