Associate Recovery Coach | Video Game Dependance
Todd is an accredited Recovery Coach specializing in video game addiction recovery. He took his Recovery Coach training through the reputable Still Here Recovery Coach school in White Rock and is currently enrolled in the Gaming Disorder Clinical Training through Game Quitters. Todd is an Associate Recovery Coach and thus is being mentored and supervised by two experienced Recovery Coaches as he works toward certification.
Todd has experienced life changing results from his own personal journey and process of change. His passion for helping others shines in the coaching environment. His caring, easy-going attitude, while still promoting accountability allows clients to be open and honest without feeling judged or cornered.
Todd has been a competitive athlete in several sports, most notably in Alpine ski racing. He was a member of the Whistler alpine ski club and finished with Mount Washington ski club. He travelled all over Canada, parts of the United States and Europe for training and competitions. He also played hockey, soccer, tennis, and has since turned his sports passion towards golf. He spent time coaching youth skiing and hockey, and volunteered with his high school tennis team. Todd is currently a student in the Business Marketing program at Camosun College.
Todd grew up in White Rock, British Columbia, his family moved to Vancouver Island in the late 90’s. He currently resides in Oak Bay, a beautiful municipality on the South Island. He plays golf at a local club in the area, shares a home with his lovely girlfriend, and maintains a very active lifestyle.
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RECOGNITION: I strive to create an inclusive environment for all, while also recognizing the historical and ongoing relationship between Indigenous communities and their lands. I acknowledge and respect the Indigenous peoples of the unceded and traditional territories on which our offices operate. In Victoria, we recognize the Lekwungen-speaking peoples, including the Songhees and Esquimalt Nations. In Duncan, we acknowledge the Cowichan Tribes, which include Quw'utsun', Si'em Lelum, S'amuna', and Penelakut. In Vancouver, we honor the Musqueam, Squamish, and Tsleil-Waututh Nations.
