Scott became a Certified Canadian Counsellor in 2017; He completed a Bachelor of Arts Degree and a Masters of Counselling Degree from the University of Lethbridge. Scott is also an active member of the Association for Applied Sports Psychology (AASP). Scott became a Registered Provisional Psychologist with the College of Alberta Psychologists in April 2019.
Scott has extensive work experience with youth, adults, groups, and families in residential programs, community-based programs and school settings. Working with individuals, as well as their families, has provided him with a genuine appreciation for the human will to persevere. Scott is very passionate about his work with others, and he considers it an incredible responsibility to assist those who are in search of their own personal growth and development.
Scott believes that by working collaboratively with individuals, meaningful goals and interventions can be established that empower them to explore the possibilities that exist in their lives to maximize their personal growth. Scott practices with a strength-based, culturally sensitive approach and integrates Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, solution focused therapy, mindfulness strategies and emotional regulation techniques.
For enjoyment, Scott spends time with his family and friends, snowboarding, coaching and travelling to tropical locations.
Specializations: Divorce/Separation, anxiety, depression, attachment issues, stress, emotional regulation, anger management, adolescent issues, self-esteem, mental performance
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Mandatory orientation for admission to mens CPTSD trauma Group
The intake session is focused on understanding your situation. During this session we will review and discuss informed consent, gather information about you and your needs, and identify your goals for therapy. The intake session will also provide you with an opportunity to get to know your therapist, and to see if their approach may assist you with your needs.
Counselling through the First Nations and Inuit Health Branch (FNIHB) is designed to provide emotional, psychological, and cultural support for indigenous individuals. Accessing extended health benefits through FNIHB program requires prior approval
Mental/sports performance coaching involves working one to one with the individual to facilitate the development of mental and emotional strategies, techniques, attitudes, perspectives, and processes that lead to performance enhancement and positive personal development
Tele-Counselling - Initial Session Our first session together will involve reviewing informed consent, gathering relevant background information and the development of counselling goals.
Tele-Counselling. Sessions may vary in therapeutic factors and interventions utilized, as dependent on a client to client basis
Mental/sports performance coaching involves working one to one with the individual to facilitate the development of mental and emotional strategies, techniques, attitudes, perspectives, and processes that lead to performance enhancement and positive personal development.
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