Rey T. Singh Email & Phone Number

London, Canada Area

LMCAAS stands as my private practice, where I offer province-wide trauma-responsive online counselling and therapy services to the general public. Within this space, I am committed to delivering the utmost quality in evidence-based psychotherapy and treatment for individuals of all ages.I adopt a comprehensive approach, ensuring that my clients receive holistic support. To achieve this, I draw from a range of therapeutic methodologies, including solution-focused techniques, cognitive… Show more LMCAAS stands as my private practice, where I offer province-wide trauma-responsive online counselling and therapy services to the general public. Within this space, I am committed to delivering the utmost quality in evidence-based psychotherapy and treatment for individuals of all ages.I adopt a comprehensive approach, ensuring that my clients receive holistic support. To achieve this, I draw from a range of therapeutic methodologies, including solution-focused techniques, cognitive behavioral therapy, narrative strengths-based psychotherapy, and the transformative potential of Clinical Counselling Hypnotherapy. Additionally, I incorporate mindfulness and culture-based strategies, recognizing the diversity of pathways to healing.My guiding principle is to collaborate with you in stabilizing, managing, and healing from trauma, thereby fostering your optimal wellness. Central to my practice is the belief in building upon your innate resiliency and strengths. Through the establishment of a healthy therapeutic alliance, I am dedicated to equipping you with skillsets and adaptive strategies that empower you to navigate challenges and maintain your well-being during times of distress.Operating at the heart of the greater Southwest Ontario Community, LMCAAS reaches beyond geographical boundaries, offering counselling services to individuals across the entire province of Ontario. With extensive experience in working with individuals, families, and communities, I particularly emphasize my collaboration with First Nations community members. I extend my services to those accessing support through Health Canada's FNIHB Crisis Intervention Program, the Indian Residential School Health Support Program, MMIWG, and the Indian Day School programs.In this dynamic journey toward healing and well-being, LMCAAS stands as a dedicated partner, embracing a diverse range of tools to support your growth and transformation. Show less

London, Ontario, Canada

As a versatile clinician, I've embraced multiple roles that have enriched my journey in the realm of mental health and well-being. My path has led me to provide in-service and community consulting, acting as a bridge between different spheres. This involves sharing insights, fostering connections, and imparting essential community education that empowers both First Nations children, families, and communities, as well as the wider province-wide population.Program development has been a… Show more As a versatile clinician, I've embraced multiple roles that have enriched my journey in the realm of mental health and well-being. My path has led me to provide in-service and community consulting, acting as a bridge between different spheres. This involves sharing insights, fostering connections, and imparting essential community education that empowers both First Nations children, families, and communities, as well as the wider province-wide population.Program development has been a cornerstone of my commitment, as I've actively contributed to crafting initiatives that nurture mental health. My involvement extends to offering cultural and clinical tertiary mental health treatment support, an endeavor that holds deep significance in my approach. This support is designed to encompass the needs of diverse individuals and communities, ensuring a holistic and inclusive approach to healing.This journey took me to the heart of the Aboriginal Wholistic Knowledge Healing Circle, where my role as a social worker has further enriched my understanding and practice. It's a space where I've been able to contribute to a community that values holistic healing and embodies the wisdom of ancestral knowledge.Reflecting on my experiences, I embarked on a transition that allowed me to extend my reach even further. With gratitude for the insights gained, I stepped into full-time private practice, a decision that resonates with my passion for personalized, trauma-responsive care. In this capacity, I'm delighted to offer consultation, assessment, and treatment services, inviting individuals to embark on a transformative journey toward their well-being.My narrative is one of growth, versatility, and a steadfast dedication to fostering mental health and healing. Through each role I've undertaken, I've carried forward the belief that every interaction, every connection, holds the potential to create meaningful change. Show less

London, Ontario

In a collaborative effort with a dedicated team of health professionals, including a psychiatrist, nurse, social workers, registered psychotherapists, and a psychologist, I played an instrumental role in the Multidisciplinary Clinical Supports program. Within this dynamic framework, our collective mission was to provide comprehensive Mental Health assessment, counseling, and therapeutic services to adolescents navigating the complex justice system.This venture was an inspiring… Show more In a collaborative effort with a dedicated team of health professionals, including a psychiatrist, nurse, social workers, registered psychotherapists, and a psychologist, I played an instrumental role in the Multidisciplinary Clinical Supports program. Within this dynamic framework, our collective mission was to provide comprehensive Mental Health assessment, counseling, and therapeutic services to adolescents navigating the complex justice system.This venture was an inspiring convergence of diverse expertise, each team member bringing their unique skills to the table. As we synergized our efforts, we stood as a beacon of support for adolescents in need, recognizing the significance of addressing mental health within the justice context.In my capacity within this team, I contributed to the provision of vital services that went beyond traditional boundaries. Together, we extended a hand of guidance and healing, acknowledging the nuanced challenges these adolescents faced. Whether it was assessment, counseling, or therapeutic intervention, our approach was founded on a deep understanding of their needs.As 2016 drew to a close, I embarked on a new chapter by resigning from this role. This decision wasn't just about closing one door; it was about embracing the possibilities that lay ahead. Exploring new horizons allowed me to continue evolving as a professional while carrying with me the rewarding experiences and insights gained from my time within the Multidisciplinary Clinical Supports program.In this ever-changing landscape of opportunities and growth, I remain deeply grateful for the chance to have contributed to the well-being of those in the justice system. Each step taken, whether as part of a team or in pursuit of new paths, has left an indelible mark on my journey, shaping me into the clinician I am today. Show less

Muncey, Ontario

I held the position of Treatment Director at a culture-based treatment facility, where my responsibilities spanned a range of initiatives that have profoundly impacted the landscape of youth healing and empowerment. This role presented an opportunity for professional expansion, allowing me to make a meaningful contribution to the well-being of Indigenous youth facing challenges related to addiction and solvent abuse.Central to our mission was a steadfast dedication to addressing the… Show more I held the position of Treatment Director at a culture-based treatment facility, where my responsibilities spanned a range of initiatives that have profoundly impacted the landscape of youth healing and empowerment. This role presented an opportunity for professional expansion, allowing me to make a meaningful contribution to the well-being of Indigenous youth facing challenges related to addiction and solvent abuse.Central to our mission was a steadfast dedication to addressing the intricate needs of Indigenous youth aged 12-17. These young individuals, often ensnared by the complexities of addiction, found within our facility a refuge for recovery and personal growth.A cornerstone of my role was overseeing a team comprising Child and Youth Care Workers, social workers, and addiction counselors. This team, totaling twenty-five members, exhibited unwavering dedication to the well-being of the youth under our care. Through mentorship, guidance, and persistent support, I ensured each team member possessed the necessary tools to deliver impactful, trauma-informed care.Our program was a unique blend of clinical excellence and cultural immersion. Anchored in Anishnawbwe/Midewin cultural foundations, we aimed not solely for healing, but for an intense reconnection to cultural heritage. Cultural education and immersive learning experiences provided youth with the opportunity to engage in inter-tribal healing ceremonies, an odyssey that transcended clinical therapy to traverse the realm of spiritual and emotional transformation.At the heart of our program lay a four-month residential stay, supplemented by a rotational arrangement catering to both male and female residents. Within this span, youth underwent a metamorphic process encompassing not solely clinical counseling, but holistic programming. Our approach was characterized by the fusion of traditional Show less

Fort Mcmurray Alberta, Municipality Of Wood Buffalo

Rey has most recently worked at Keyano College as a Counsellor for Aboriginal People. He was active in assisting Aboriginal Students transition from five surrounding Aboriginal Communities into post secondary education. He worked with the college to provide counselling personal, academic, career and community based counselling services to all people living in the Wood Buffalo Region who are looking to return to school-referral and advocacy for students in a major feature of this… Show more Rey has most recently worked at Keyano College as a Counsellor for Aboriginal People. He was active in assisting Aboriginal Students transition from five surrounding Aboriginal Communities into post secondary education. He worked with the college to provide counselling personal, academic, career and community based counselling services to all people living in the Wood Buffalo Region who are looking to return to school-referral and advocacy for students in a major feature of this role.Services Extended and Established:1. Urban/Rural Transition Assistance: Providing comprehensive support during transitions from urban to rural settings, ensuring a seamless adjustment process.2. Holistic Counseling: Offering personalized guidance in personal, career, and academic domains, fostering overall development and success.3. Tailored Travel Counseling: Delivering specialized counseling services for travelers, addressing unique challenges and ensuring a fulfilling journey.4. Pioneering Online Counseling Initiative: Spearheading the establishment of the inaugural online counseling program for a rural college, enhancing accessibility to crucial services.5. Indigenous Community Engagement: Extending personal counseling and group facilitation services to five distinct Aboriginal communities, fostering wellbeing and community cohesion.6. Community-Centric Counseling Approach: Championing community-based counseling services, rooted in proactive student involvement and the promotion of meaningful social events.7. Collaborative Wellness Curriculum Development: Collaborating closely with students to devise wellness curricula aligned with the principles of the First Nations Inuit Metis 2009 Pathways report. This initiative catered specifically to the needs of Aboriginal students in the Fort McMurray Region. Show less

Toronto

Empowering Grassroots Community Development through Consumer-Driven ServicesIn the pursuit of building a stronger, more connected community, our organization has undertaken a series of impactful initiatives that prioritize sensitivity, inclusivity, and empowerment. The following is an overview of our key accomplishments and services, all designed to address the unique needs of our community while fostering positive transformation.1. Grassroots Community Council and Housing… Show more Empowering Grassroots Community Development through Consumer-Driven ServicesIn the pursuit of building a stronger, more connected community, our organization has undertaken a series of impactful initiatives that prioritize sensitivity, inclusivity, and empowerment. The following is an overview of our key accomplishments and services, all designed to address the unique needs of our community while fostering positive transformation.1. Grassroots Community Council and Housing Co-op:We are proud to have established a grassroots community council in partnership with First Nations and a diverse housing co-op in Scarborough, Ontario. By working collaboratively, we have created inclusive living environments that celebrate diversity and nurture a sense of belonging.2. Counseling and Outreach for Families with Child Welfare Involvement:Our compassionate counseling and outreach services have provided vital support to families navigating child welfare involvement. Through empathy and guidance, we assist families during challenging times, fostering stability and positive outcomes.3. Holistic Wellness Programming (eventually consumer driven):Our approach to wellness programming is rooted in the holistic medicine wheel philosophy, promoting comprehensive wellbeing encompassing physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual dimensions. By recognizing the interconnectedness of these facets, we have enabled individuals to achieve holistic balance.4. Comprehensive Programming and Mentorship:Empowering Show less

Toronto, Canada Area

"Offered attentive supervision and comprehensive Child and Youth services to young individuals in urban Toronto."

Prince George, Bc Canada

Provided supervision and behavior managment for youth in residential care on a casual basis.

Provided live-in care for the physically and mentally disabled.

Aboriginal Trauma Certificate, Indigenous Healing And Counselling

Activities and Societies: Alternative healing practices, mindfulness, art and play therapy, decolonizing methods, and Aboriginal Healing.

Master Of Social Work (M.S.W.), First Nations Community Building And Integrated Mental Health Services, Cum Laude

Activities and Societies: Managerial Practicum in Mental Health Services at Prince George Regional Hospital; Practicum in Aboriginal.

After Degree Semester Of Curriculum Development, Education, Dean'S List

Activities and Societies: attended 1 semester in after degree BEd program, and switched directions *voted program Student president *won.

Social Sciences, Peace Studies And Conflict Resolution

Activities and Societies: 1993 Summer Studies in Conflict Resolution in Northern Ireland Studied Sociology, Psychology and History. Also.

Summer Studies Program, Peace Studies And Conflict Resolution

In conjunction with Trinity Western University Sociology Department. A summer semester studying the conflict history and social policies.

Master Of Social Work (M.S.W.), Community Health Services/Liaison/Counseling

Activities and Societies: Psychotherapy and Clinical Counselling *currently registered in good standing

Doctor Of Counselling And Psychotherapy- Dcp, Psychotherapy

Highest Degree Credential in the Field The Doctor of Counselling and Psychotherapy degree is intended to bring clinical practitioners.