Experience

Strongest Families Institute

• Mental Health Care
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Family Coach

  • Sep 2020 - Present

  Delivers evidence-based education and mental health support to families coping with behavioural challenges. Teaches effective skill development, through specified program delivery offering 1:1 coaching support, encouragement and problem solving. Delivers evidence-based education and mental health support to families coping with behavioural challenges. Teaches effective skill development, through specified program delivery offering 1:1 coaching support, encouragement and problem solving.



Immigrant Services Association of Nova Scotia

• Canada
• Individual and Family Services
• 100 - 200 Employee

• English as an Additional Language Tutor/ Special Events Volunteer

  • Jan 2019 - Present



Shelter Movers

• Canada
• Non-profit Organizations
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Team Volunteer

  • Jul 2019 - Sep 2020

  Working to help others overcome domestic violence, the team at Shelter Movers assists persons leaving abusive households through providing safe and accessible moving and relocation support. Working to help others overcome domestic violence, the team at Shelter Movers assists persons leaving abusive households through providing safe and accessible moving and relocation support.



Aspen Family & Community Network Society

• Family Strategist, Sustainable Families Program

  • Sep 2012 - Jan 2014

  A Family Strategist works with families who are homeless or at risk of homelessness to overcome barriers towards sustainability. Family Strategists are involved with families for the long term and in that time the the two parties develop goals together toward gaining financial stability and literacy, affordable housing, child care support, education or training, and a sense of personal empowerment.

• Family Support Worker, Families In Transition Program

  • Sep 2010 - Aug 2012



Distress Centre Calgary

• Canada
• Individual and Family Services
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Telephone Crisis Counsellor

  • Jun 2008 - Aug 2009

  The main responsibility of a telephone crisis counsellor is prevention and crisis intervention. Crisis Counsellors focus their services on suicide prevention, but they also offer supportive counselling to help people with other extremely stressful or overwhelming situations. Such situations may include homelessness, severe grief, diagnosis of a serious illness or struggles with psychological disorders and stress. They also refer clients to outside organizations, such as hospitals or mental health clinics, for ongoing mental health treatment or services. If a situation sounds truly dangerous, they would call in first-responders.