Adejare holds Bachelor of Science and masters’ degrees in organizational psychology from the University of Lagos as well as in Professional Communication from Clark University, Worcester MA. Always furthering his desire to bring himself up-to-date, Adejare has gained further knowledge in Psychology from the University of Calgary, American Public University, and Athabasca University, all for equipping himself to be a professional Therapist and Counsellor. He comes with considerable knowledge having worked with a few of the service providers in the Lethbridge area who assist individuals with disabilities, mental health issues, family issues, educational challenges, employment, and placement needs, immigration and adaptation to the new culture, youth transitions, interpersonal relationship and those struggling to navigate the system in the face of limited resources.

Adejare believes in an integrative approach to essential theoretical fundamental perspectives in psychology, the importance of history, and your current driving goals. Adejare considers the importance and roles of biopsychosocial influences, spiritual interactions, the power of intuition, and community connections to obtain needed healing.  Very often, people are unaware of their untapped potential, and a counsellor working along with such individuals can lead to a discovery of self-inherent abilities that quickly help achieve the needed adjustment to sustain steady growth. 

Adejare has been with the Mamowichihitowin program for over a year. He is serving the Hinton and Grande Cache communities. 

INSPIRATIONAL QUOTE:

We are happiest when we discover that what we should be doing and what we are doing are the same things. You will never be what you ought to be until you are doing what you ought to be doing. John L. Mason