Registered Psychologist,

Clinic Director

Jarret’s work in mental health started in a classroom as a teacher. For three years he taught a specialized program for youth facing severe emotional and behavioural challenges. He hasn’t stopped thinking about what that taught him and often states; “I’m not sure who taught who more, because I learned so much from my students.”

That experience led him into school counselling, where he spent more than a decade working with students aged 5 to 18 and their families. Alongside that work, he completed advanced clinical training in Chicago on his way to becoming a Registered Psychologist. He still works within the school system today at every level — with students, parents, and delivering training for staff and senior administration.

Beyond the schools, Jarret works with individuals, families, athletes, and organizations. His training spans family counselling, sport and performance psychology, trauma-informed therapy, EMDR for both adults and children, and industrial/organizational psychology. He also provides psychological services within a multidisciplinary rehabilitation setting, supporting people recovering after a motor vehicle collisions or navigating a disability claim — challenges that can arrive at any point in a career and at times disrupt far more than the physical.

His approach is grounded in Adlerian psychology, which in practice means being treated as a whole person rather than a diagnosis. You’ll be met as an equal, encouraged rather than pathologized, and helped to understand the purpose behind your patterns so you can choose different ones. Jarret doesn’t position himself as the expert on your life — he works alongside you as both a window and a mirror, offering a new view out and a clearer look at yourself and others.

Whatever brings you in, his aim is the same: that you leave each session feeling heard, understood, and a little more equipped than when you walked in.