Jennifer Clarke has a Master of Social Work and is a member in good standing with the Saskatchewan Association of Social Workers. She has been providing evidence-based services to children, adolescents, adults, and groups for nearly twenty years. Jennifer believes wellness is a shared human experience and fostering connection is a key component of healing. Jennifer draws from integrated theories including cognitive-behavioural, strength-based, social learning, solution-focused, and transtheoretical model of change to support clients to develop personalized, practical, therapeutic strategies. Her practice focusses on behaviour change, emotion regulation, stress management, academic concerns, workplace concerns, conflict resolution, forensic services for justice-involved clients, and domestic violence.
Jennifer offers consultation, program evaluation, training, and public education to community based organizations, Indigenous agencies and political structures, government ministries, faith-based organizations, and academic institutions. She has expert knowledge and advanced training in:
- Evidence-based assessment, forensic treatment, and rehabilitative program services for adult and young offenders
- Integrated responses to domestic violence offending and victimization
- Behavior management and emotional regulation with children, adolescents, and adults
- Collaborative practice
- Quantitative and qualitative research, information and statistics gathering, database development, data analysis, data reporting, and program evaluation
- Crisis intervention, mediation, and conflict resolution
- Workplace wellness
- Organizational change
