TERRI LEE COOPER MSC RSW

MSc. Social psychology
Registered Social Worker (BSW, RSW)
Master-Neuro Linguistic Programming (NLP_M)
Certified coach
Certified in psychometrics
Doctorate clinical hypnotherapy
Personality type (ENFJ)
Volunteer-Pet Therapy
Improv graduate

Associations/Organizations/Memberships/Certifications-Christopher Leadership Certification-MBTI step 2 certification-Association for Conflict Resolution-Social Psychology Network-Society for Personal and Social Psychology-Toastmasters-The National Federation of Linguistic Programming-Alberta College of Registered Social Workers-American Psychology Association-The Society for the Psychological Study of Social Issues-American Psychology-Law Society-Centre for Creative Leadership .

A solution focused programming approach asks “what else is possible?” As with all professions, each person brings a range of personal experiences and training into the helping process. The following reflects what I have come to see as basics truths when it comes to creating long term positive change.

The life we are living is consistent with our self image not our potential.
Innate ways of being and conditioning experiences both impact who we become.

My process is simple, it is not an ideological framework but a systematic, science based, proprietary 6 step approach that I have come to call the Cow Path Model of Change™. It is a system that has been designed over time...after learning what works.

Confidence building programs are built on the premise that:

You were not born to live your life in states of fear, anxiety or self-doubt. You were born to be curious, active and confidently self-driven.
A lack of confidence shows up in learned ways of being that become primitive robotic paths of least resistance.
Building inner confidence does not require an endless review of past trauma.
Cementing new ways of being requires meeting the learning needs of the primitive robotic mind.

I work with people who are interested in self-discovery and confidence building. Most of my clients are functioning relatively well, but looking for an edge.

Terri Lee Cooper MSc. RSW