Clinical Counsellor, BHSc
Wade graduated from the AARC program in 2004 at age 17. In 2006, he began working at AARC as a Peer Counsellor, and after two fulfilling years he decided to pursue post-secondary education that would enhance his ability to help young people battling substance addiction. After completing a Bachelor of Health Science, specializing in addictions counselling, Wade returned to AARC as a Clinical Counsellor in 2012. Wade is very committed to helping young people rebuild their lives, works directly with the parents and provides tremendous leadership to the peer counsellors. He is a greatly valued employee because his of experience, education and compassion for helping others that have been negatively affected by addiction.