Heather Fulton, Phd, Rpsyc Email & Phone Number

Vancouver, BC, CA

Provide mentorship to primary care providers and allied health providers on the topics of chronic pain, mental health and substance use. Safe, non-judgmental group-based mentoring and learning opportunities as well as on-demand one-to-one mentoring conversations are provided.

New Westminster, British Columbia, Canada

I am the founder and current director of Wayfinder Wellness Centre: a “one-stop” hub for people to access individual psychotherapy, support for families affected by substance use, and consultation for helping professionals and organizations.Our services are rooted in the foundations of science, informed by practical experience, and focused on connecting.

ECHO (Extension of Community Healthcare Outcomes) helps service providers deliver coordinated, effective, and evidence-informed care for people with complex mental health and substance use issues. It is an innovative, evidence-based model for continuing professional development that uses Zoom videoconferencing technology.As a HUB team member I help plan.

Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

My private practice offers 2 major streams of services:1) I offer evidence-based individual psychotherapy to clients experiencing anxiety, mood and/or substance use concerns. Intervention approaches are tailored to each individual and may include: CBT, Motivational Interviewing, and/or Seeking Safety. I also offer support to people with loved ones.

Royal Columbian Hospital

I am responsible for Psychiatry Resident Psychotherapy Training. This includes providing supervision, training, and educational consultation to trainees in CBT, DBT, motivational interviewing and other psychosocial interventions. I am involved in the provision of individual and group psychotherapy, consultations, brief therapy interviews, case reviews and.

In this role I provide supervision of UBC Graduate Level Psychology students in assessment, intervention and/or program evaluation activities within a practicum setting. Primary therapy orientations used: Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) and Motivational Interviewing approach. DBT and Mindfulness-based approaches are also used, as relevant.

Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

I was a sessional instructor for the Clinical Psychology Graduate Program course, PSYC 540: Strategies of Psychological Intervention. This course offering was specific to psychosocial interventions for addictions- both substance use disorders and behavioral addictions as defined by DSM-V. Learning activities included didactic lectures, seminar discussions.

I provide education and supervision to UBC Dept of Psychiatry Residents and Addiction Medicine Fellows regarding evidence-based interventions for individuals experiencing mental health challenges, including concurrent disorders (e.g. motivational interviewing, CBT for Substance Use, DBT, etc.).

North Vancouver, BC

I saw individuals for evidence-based, client-centered psychological therapy at this clinic. Interventions included CBT, Motivational Interviewing, and mindfulness-based approaches. Clinic website: http://www.nssac.ca/Please also feel free to see my website for further information and resources: http://www.drheatherfulton.com/

I worked in the position of Psychologist at the Burnaby Centre to Mental Health and Addiction. This Centre is a provincial program for the assessment, stabilization, and treatment of clients with complex mental health and substance use issues. I provided individual and group therapy, conducted cognitive and personality assessments, was involved in program.

Psychology Clinic

I supervised UBC Psychology graduate students in provision of a transdiagnostic CBT group for anxiety at the UBC Psychology Clinic. The CBT groups were part of a larger, ongoing treatment study investigating group processes in CBT. Supervision included reviewing pre-group screening and assessments, direct observation and coaching during group, debriefing.

Vancouver, Canada Area

I taught PSYC 534 - UBC Psychology Internal Practicum course for graduate students in their first and second years of the Clinical Program. This two-semester course involves students seeing their first therapy cases at the UBC Psychology Clinic. Weekly supervision meetings include didactic components (e.g. how to introduce the CBT model, conceptualizing.

My Primary Rotation was in Community Mental Health Program. This rotation involved working as part of several interdisciplinary teams within the Community Mental Health Program: Assertive Community Treatment Team-Schizophrenia, Assertive Community Treatment Team- Dual Diagnosis, Dual Diagnosis Consultation Outreach Team, and Psychiatric Outreach Team. My.

Doctor Of Philosophy (Phd), Clinical Psychology

Bachelor Of Science (B.Sc.), Psychology