Matos, Paulo, D

Matos, Paulo, D

  • 202-8338 120 St
  • Surrey, British Columbia
  • V3W 3N4

Description

I am presently based out of Calgary (as of September 2009 to approximately 2012), and am available for workshops in the Calgary area. Workshops in the Vancouver area *may* be scheduled; please contact me for further details. I have provided workshops and lectures to groups on a variety of topics related to health and well-being, counselling, graduate school entry, and more. If you or your organization are interested in having me teach or give a talk on some aspect of counselling / psychology to your organization, please call. Rates vary depending on the topic, preparation time, and location. Past topics have included: -How to communicate effectively. (Upcoming workshop for clients of Burnaby Family Life Institute; Burnaby, B.C. - March 2009) -Communicating assertively: What it is; How to do it. (Workshop provided to clients of Burnaby Family Life Institute; Burnaby, B.C. - December 2008) -The importance of well-being in academic success: Thinking holistically! (Workshop provided to Engineering students at Simon Fraser University; Burnaby, B.C. - March 2008) (co-presented with Carolyn Stewart, M.Sc.) -Culture shock and transitioning successfully to a new culture. (Workshop provided to Computer Science students at Simon Fraser University; Burnaby, B.C. - December 2007) (co-presented with Dorothee Griesel, Dipl.-Psych.) -Adolescence and culture: Socioeconomic, ethnic, media, and technological influences. (Guest lecturer in Psychology 355: Adolescent Development at Simon Fraser University; Burnaby, B.C. - March 2006) -Ethics in research. (Guest lecturer in Psychology 2127: Research Methods at Algoma University; Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario - March 2005) -Applying to graduate school. (Presented to students at Algoma University; Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario - November 2004) -Academic integrity: A look from the professor's eyes. (Presented to high school students in Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario - April 2004 & November 2004) -Measuring criminal behaviour. (Guest lecturer in Psychology 369: Law & Psychology at Simon Fraser University; Burnaby, B.C.)

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