Andrew Lundy, psychotherapist:

Education/Certification:

MA Psychology, Providence Theological Seminary, 2003

Supervised Training Experiences:

May 9/06 Drug Proof Your Kids, Facilitator Training – Laird Crump
Nov.16/06 The Business of Private Practice – Jason Seidel
Feb.1-2/07 Caring Dads, Group Program Training – Katrina Scott
Mar.14/07 From the Child’s Point of View: The Significance of Attachment – Mary Rella
Mar.23/07 Women Abuse Protocol – Barbara McCahery
Mar.29-30/07 Addressing the Consequences of Trauma – Michael White
Jan.9/08 Working with LGBT Clients – Barbara Urman
Jan.30/08 Motivational Interviewing Training, Part I – Grant Corbert
May 21/08 Motivational Interviewing Training, Part II – Grant Corbert
May 27/08 Working with Adolescents Who Sexually Offend – Dr. Jim Worling
Jun.18/08 Men & Boys Violence Against Women – Dr. Michael Kaufman
Nov.19/08 Prescription Psychoactive Drugs Workshop – Jamie Kellar
Jan.28/09 Street Drugs – Staff of Addictions Services York Region
Feb.20/09 The Choreography of Brief/Single Session Therapy: Part I – Scot Cooper
Apr.6/09 The Choreography of Brief/Single Session Therapy: Part II – Scot Cooper
Jun.10/09 Making A Leap 2…Pathways to LGBT Service Competence •
Working with LGB Youth – Dr. Nicola Brown •
Same Sex Partner Abuse – Laurie C. Chesley, MSW, RSW

Professional Experiences:

Free to Live Counselling Service: 2005-Present, Private Practice, Toronto, ON
Driver Sure Inc.: 2007-Present, Toronto, ON
Quality Health and Assessment: 2008-Present, Toronto, ON
Psychotherapist, Psychometrist Global Health Group Inc.: 2009-Present, Mississauga, ON
Psychometrist Veridian Sky Medical Services: 2009-Present, Drive Ease Rehabilitation Toronto, ON
Psychometrist Junipertree Counselling and Psychotherapy Services: 2009-Present, Private Practice Oak Ridges, ON
Psychotherapist, Psychometrist Family Services York Region: 2006-2009, Sutton West, ON
Counsellor/Therapist Body and Mind Rehab and Arthritic Diagnostic: 2008-2009, Toronto, ON
Psychotherapist Summit College: 2003-2005 Huntsville, ON, Dean of Men / Psychotherapist

Madeline Ahlberg, psychotherapist:

Education/Certification:

Masters in Counselling Psychology (MC), University of Calgary (Campus Alberta Applied Psychology)
BA with specialized honours in psychology, York University, 2006

Supervised Training Experiences:

Registered Psychologist, member of OACCPP, 2009- on-going
Adolescent Risk Prevention Seminar, 2007
LGBT Sensitivity Training, 2008, 2009
Motivational Interviewing Seminar, 2008
Non-Violent Crisis Prevention and Intervention (CPI), 2005, 2007
Psychopharmacology, 2009
Risk Assessment Techniques, 2007
Youth and the Court Seminar, 2008

Professional Experiences:

Psychotherapist, Director
Juniper Tree counselling and psychotherapy November 2009- On-going
•Provide direct counselling services to children, adolescents, adults, couples and families
•Interventions based on empirically supported best practices for diverse presenting problems
•Short-term, goal oriented approach

Therapist/Counsellor
Family Services York Region
October 2007-April 2008, September 2008- December 2008 (Internship)
January 2009- November 2009 (Contract)
• Individual counselling services for children, adolescents, adults, couples, families and groups
• Incorporating empirically supported cognitive-behavioural approaches
• Facilitating client development with a variety of presenting problems and themes
• Goal-oriented, short-term therapy supported by qualitative and quantitative outcome measures
• Contributing to case conference round-tables

Behaviour Specialist/Personal Support Worker
Crossroads Interactive Programming, Newmarket, ON March 2005- December 2008
• Managing behaviour including crisis situations
• Counselling regarding appropriate behaviour
• Developing effective working relationships
• Fostering individual client development
• Working in collaboration with multi-disciplinary treatment teams

Mission Statement:

Our Approach
Juniper Tree offers counselling for individuals, couples, families and groups as well as consultation services to a variety of organizations.

We believe that counselling is most effective when it meets you where you are. We work within your strengths and beliefs to help you determine what you would like to get from the counselling experience, and how long to continue. Our perspective is that you are the expert on your life, and our role is to facilitate self-discovery and create new skills and patterns. If faith is important to you, we are honoured to incorporate and work within your beliefs.

Our counselling approach allows for a thorough examination of our life strategies. Through examining choices we have made and exploring at the impact of past experiences, we can discover the areas of our lives that are in need of closure or realignment. The goal is to see the areas of life in which our past is interfering with our present, not allowing our intended life and potential to be fulfilled. By adjusting our life strategies we will be able to gain perspective on past experiences, and enjoy the journey without interference from the past.