David Paré

David Paré is an Adjunct Professor in the Faculty of Education at the University of Ottawa. He specializes in counselling psychology, focusing on strength-based approaches linked to social constructionist and post-structural theory. He directs the Glebe Institute, a Centre for Collaborative and Constructive Practice, and holds adjunct roles at Hincks-Dellcrest Centre (Toronto) and Centre de psychothérapie stratégique (Montreal). His research emphasizes narrative therapy, mindfulness in counselling, supervisory practices, and reflective teams.

• Education:
• Ph.D. Counselling Psychology, University of Alberta (1997)
• M.Ed. Counselling Psychology, University of Alberta (1994)
• M.A. Journalism, University of Western Ontario (1980)
• B.A. Psychology/Philosophy, McGill University (1976)
• Key Research Interests:
• Mindfulness applications in therapy
• Narrative therapy and social justice
• Reflective practices in supervision
• Collaborative practice groups

Dr. Paré has been recognized with the University of Ottawa’s Award for Excellence in Research (2016) and New Researcher Award (2003). He teaches courses such as Micro-Counselling and Multicultural Counselling, emphasizing practical and theoretical integration. His work extends to lab initiatives like the Glebe Institute, focusing on training and clinical services.