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Celebrating 17 years!

A GIFT FOR YOU FROM http://www.counsellingandmediation.com/


CELEBRATING 17 YEARS IN BUSINESS

complimentary one hour session with Leland

17 sessions given away… absolutely free of charge


If you feel someone you care about may benefit from using this gift, I encourage you to… pay it forward


First come…first serve. Don’t miss this opportunity!

Must make your appointment by March 1, 2011.

No cancellations are accepted once appointment is booked.

One coupon, one gift per person ($100 dollar value)

(additional sessions available at regular fees)

Healing minds, one person at a time.

- Thank you for all your support over the years -


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Appointment contact: Leland@CounsellingandMediation.com

Collingwood 705-443-8290

Mississauga 905-510-9117

Book your complimentary appointment today or pay it forward.
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