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Type of Service: Counselling and mediation for individuals, couples, families, groups, corporations and agencies including marriage counselling, separation agreements, anger management, conflict resolution, counselling for depression, anxiety, stress, relationship counselling, mediation for couples and commercial mediation such as labour disputes, neighbours, etc.
List of Services: Counselling, psychotherapy and family mediation since 1994 in private practice.
Fee Structure: $100/hour for individual counselling, $125/hour for couples and family counselling, $150/hour for mediation.
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Names of Staff and their Qualifications:
Leland Clipperton, H.S.C.:
Education/Certification:
The Mediation Centre - Domestic Violence
The Mediation Centre - Advanced Family Medicine - 2010
York University - Certificate in Alternative Dispute Resolution - 2003
George Brown College - Human Services Counselling - 1993
George Brown College – Level 3 certified life coach - 1993
Supervised Training Experiences:
Family Mediation – The Mediation Centre - 2010
Groups psychotherapy training - Dr. Molyn Lescz, Mt. Sinai Hospital, 1991
Family Counselling - Margaret Muir, M.S.W., 1994
Professional Experiences:
Founder & President of Georgian Triangle Wellness Association – 2009 to present
Counselling & Mediation Services- 1994-present
Jean Tweed Centre- 1984-1986, family counsellor volunteer
The Donwood Institute- 1989-1990, Group psychotherapist (contract)
The Donwood Institute- 1990-1994, Addiction Therapist (fulltime)
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Mission Statement:
Over the years I have developed a very strong spiritual faith and alignment with God. This has been accomplished through searching, exposing myself to many various beliefs of others, reading, and practicing my belief on a daily basis and integrating it into my psychotherapy practice.
Essentially my belief has allowed me to suspend my worldly ego judgment in order to increase my awareness and understanding of the people that I work with. This, in turn, allows them to increase their self awareness, allowing them to learn to be forgiving of themselves and others. This will, over time, allow them to feel closer to their spiritual belief and feel more peaceful.
Those who appear to have the most struggles, seem to have less belief in God and are generally more resistant to having a belief. Belief is not something that can be force fed, it is something that people need to have a clear understanding of. They need to develop their own personal touch of a belief prior to expanding that belief into other areas of their life.
Our chosen beliefs are very empowering and direct our minds, our bodies and our lifestyle.
My belief is that we are either moving towards God or away from Him. It is primarily our egos that create the resistance in being with God and it is that resistance that I work with, inviting God's help as I work.
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