Duncan Brawn

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About Duncan Brawn

A collaboratively trained professional with experience in assessment, advocacy, investigations, proposal writing, group and individual instruction, conflict management, supervision, investigation, coaching and mentoring, counselling and teaching adults and youth. BAs in English and Psychology (minors Anthropology and Human Justice) from University of Regina. An experienced mediator, English Instructor, Intake Officer and Settlement Support Worker with a track record of successful community and family support initiatives. Skilled at interpreting legislation, facilitating communication in multi-party mediations, negotiations, collective bargaining and collaborative problem solving. Trained in violent threat risk assessment and trauma response; experienced in deescalating volatile situations and using CBT to help clients gain perspective and improve their situation. Excellent written and verbal English language skills, including professional editorial and expository persuasive writing experience. Familiarity with legal terminology, human physiology and the Central Nervous System. Active member of the Canadian Psychological Association. Professional experience administering, gathering, analyzing, coding, interpreting and reporting statistical data for yearly program evaluation. An unmarred track record of successful mediation outcomes as an independent third party mediator.