Associate Faculty
Lee is an associate faculty teacher in the Master of Counselling Psychology program. He has taught the Group Counselling Psychology course and has been a panel member for the comprehensive exams.
Research
- Lee Atwood & Dr. Robert Roughley (2018). Sex addiction and counsellor perceptions: The unresolved debate. Presented in symposium for the 2018 Canadian Counselling Psychology Conference.
- Research thesis: Perceptions of therapists working with sex addiction (2018).
- Luft, T., Roughley, R. A., Atwood, L., & Vandergaag, K. (2017). Cultivating reflexivity for professional identity development: Implications for professional development of graduate students and counsellor educators. A research prospective presented at the Annual Meeting of the Canadian Counselling and Psychotherapy Association, St. Johns, NF.
Publications
- Releasing Anger and Setting Boundaries/Men’s Health Share Group – workshops presented at Thrive Event Calgary, How to Human Beyond Religion (2023).
- The Hands of the Weak: A Workbook on Re-Authoring Your Hero’s Journey (2022). Independently published.
- Post-Religious Mental Health and Tools from Acceptance & Commitment Therapy (ACT) – Live Webinar and Q&A in April 2022.
- In the news – Men and Mental Health- CTV Morning Live (2021)
- The Hero’s Journey – The Finding Peace Podcast with Troy Love, LCSW (2020).
- Vicarious Trauma and ACT for Frontline Workers – Training (2019).
- Strengthening Marriage – Group Therapy (2019).
- Marriage and Relationship Healing – Presentation (2019).
- Stress and Mental Health – Presentation (2019).
- Emotion Coaching for parents of young children – Psychoeducational group (2017).
Teaching
Lee’s teaching style is interactive, practical, and emphasizes ethical and professional standards needed in counselling/research.