Associate Faculty, Master of Counselling (Edmonton)
As a psychologist working in the area of trauma it challenges me to consider what it means to be human; what contributes to an individual’s wellbeing, a community’s wellbeing and global wellbeing. I believe my priority is to hold what is well within my clients and what they are yearning to have flourish.
As well as, my formal education; I have participated in extensive training in the area of body centered therapy through the Hakomi Institute and Somatic Experiencing. I have found this method particularly useful in the development of personal insight and awareness, as well as, in the resolution of traumatic memories and stresses.
I have been a psychologist now for 20 years. During this time, I have provided educational instruction for City University as well as McEwan University teaching a variety of courses for those entering the field of psychology and child and youth care.
Research
I find most recently my research for development of my own practice is in the area of neuro- science with a particular interest in understanding the Poly Vagal theory in therapy.
Teaching
My teaching approach is collaborative with students and when possible experiential
Courses
- CPC 654
- CPC 655