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Board & Member's Bios
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Ernest I.C.A.D.C.
C.E.O./Founder
Ernest W. Matton is an Addictions Behavioural Specialist
with his International Certification as a Drug & Alcohol Counsellor, and
E.F.T. Practitioner trained by David Rourke an E.F.T. Master. Ernest is a
member in good standing with the C.A.C.C.F. and O.A.C.C.P.P. He comes from a
psychiatric, gerontology, correctional, and Aboriginal background. He is a
seminar speaker and group facilitator in the areas of addictions/mental health,
grief, suicide, conflict resolution, mediation, anger release and building
healthy relationships. He has a private practice and specializes in working
with youth and families. He is the founder of the Catch a Fish Not a Buzz
Program ® for Youth. His philosophy is but a simple one: "Youth don't care
how much you know, they want to know how much you care." What is E.F.T.? E.F.T.
(emotional freedom technique) is an exciting, revolutionary approach to the
lasting resolution of psychological and emotional disturbances. By directly
addressing the disrupted energy flows, people are quickly able to end long
standing emotional and physical discomfort. Energy disruptions are gently
removed by tapping with our finger tips on selected points along the
body’s energy meridians while keeping the problems in mind.
"Youth
don't care how much you know, they want to know how much you
care."
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Ileine is born and raised
in a small town up North and is fluent both in French & English and brings
with her years of experience in the administrative, educational, and
horticultural field, working both in the private, public and not-for-profit
sectors. Working with a diverse young population allows her to share her life
experience and skills to help others grow emotionally and spiritually. She
enjoys working with youth and families in helping them attain their goals and
realized their dreams. She is often quoted saying: "Youth are our messengers to
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Marjorie is a mother of
three teenagers, happily married, and enjoys spending time with family and
friends. She has been involved in the Francophone community for several years
and most recently with the French language Education system, along with
developing and launching two early year's centre. She has devoted 17 years as a
volunteer for the Perkinsfield Parks and Recreation, Chairperson for Tiny Parks
and Recreation and has been actively involved with her church and
co-administrates the day camp program, and coordinates the "Gift from the Heart
Dinner". She feels that learning is a life long journey, and needs to be
experienced one step at a time.
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I am happily married to my
spouse Rosey of 28 years, with one beautiful daughter 12 years of age named
Emma. Hobbies included reading, traveling and fishing, and golfing. I have
volunteered with Big Brothers and the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation,
Simcoe County Insulin Pumpers. I myself was diagnosed with Juvenile Diabetes 40
years ago. I’ve been involved in the construction trade for 30 plus years
as >a Carpenter/Contractor. “Helping a young person to grow spiritually
>helps us as adults in our own personal growth”. We should strive to
help others to fulfill our own life course.
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Shay's philosophy is
simple, the most important thing a child needs to learn is that he or she is a
special person with unique talents. As a mother, employment counsellor, semi
tech, web page designer, poet and active volunteer, she spends her time
encouraging self growth, love of life and self esteem . Shay or Sharon as her
mother named her, has a B.A in phsychology and years of experience tinkering
with computers and training youth and adults.
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