Brad - Teen Therapist Intern

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  • Sherwood Park

  • Online

FEE - $95 PER INDIVIDUAL SESSION

6 SESSION TEEN THERAPY PACKAGE - $480

Interns are NOT covered by most insurance plans. Direct billing is NOT available for interns.

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OTHER INTERN INFORMATION

  • Thrive interns have completed their master’s degree coursework and are in the last stages of their training, prior to receiving their license as a clinical counsellor or provisional psychologist

  • Thrive interns are closely supervised by experienced counsellors and clinical supervisors

  • While most insurance plans do not cover student interns, there are some plans that do offer intern coverage, under the supervision of a clinical counsellor. Please check with your individual provider and plan.

  • Direct billing is not available for student interns

  • Thrive also offers Jordan’s Principle Indigenous counselling coverage with several therapists

Brad

Master’s Clinical Intern

Teen & Family Counselling

Reduced Rate Sessions

Pronouns: He/Him


Hello, 

My name is Brad, and I have worked with youth and families in Strathcona County for almost 20 years —starting as a Family School Liaison supporting school-aged youth experiencing problems which impacted their academic achievement and well-being. I have also worked as a counsellor, providing services to high-risk youth and adults, primarily in individual settings. I have also supported a walk-in counselling service which works on a single-session, solution-focused model. In addition to my years of experience, I am also currently enrolled in my Master of Arts in Counselling program from Yorkville University, where I am in the final stages of completing my master’s degree in counselling.

I have an additional four years’ experience working as a volunteer crisis counsellor through Edmonton’s Support Network, and a cumulative nineteen years of experience working in the mental health field.

I work one-on-one with participants and/or with their families to help them identify and achieve their goals, as well as support their emotional wellbeing. My areas of counselling include anxiety, community attachment, negative peer group influences, family conflict, substance use, and academic struggles.

I value relationship, connection, and personal meaning, and strives to understand what is important to each client I see in order to better support their well-being and personal growth.

Brad