Tyler has over twenty-five years experience working collaboratively with neurodiverse and neurotypical people of all ages to develop and attain their goals. His friendliness and relational style create a warm environment where individuals, couples, and families are safe to explore what they want and what they think would be good for them - free from any kind of judgement or criticism.
Tyler utilizes many of the proven methods found in Cognitive Behavioural Therapy while maintaining both Family Systems and Attachment perspectives. This ensures that families and individuals are known within their context and that changes made by an individual are sustainable within a family and cultural structure.
Tyler is a registered counsellor with the BC Association of Clinical Counsellors (#2886), and holds both a Bachelor of Science degree and a Master of Counselling Psychology degree from The University of British Columbia. Tyler is a Gottman Level 2 trained marriage therapist, as well as an Approved Clinical Supervisor for both newly registered and experienced counsellors.
Tyler has spent a significant amount of time traveling and working in various countries all over the world. This, along with being a member of the adoptive community, has created a love and respect for different cultures, orientations, and ways of forming families.
Tyler was born and raised on the North Shore of Vancouver but does not own a mountain bike. Instead he can be found happily running the trails there, injury free, with his wife, Emma, and their three incredibly intelligent, good-looking children.
