Kimberley Woodford (She/Her), CTRS, MCYS

Education:

• Masters of Child and Youth Study - Mount Saint Vincent University
• Bachelor of Arts, Sociology/Anthropology - Memorial University of Newfoundland and Labrador
• Bachelor of Recreation, Focus in Therapeutic Recreation - Memorial University of Newfoundland and Labrador

Bio:

​​Kim is a Certified Therapeutic Recreation Specialist (CTRS) and currently teaches as an instructor and internship supervisor within the Recreation and Leisure Studies Division at Dalhousie University, while also serving as the Program Director for the Therapeutic Recreation program accreditation.

Kim is also a clinical lead and project consultant for the Strongest Families Institute, a charitable organization providing distance program for children, youth and adults struggling with mental health. She has worked in various health settings, such as child and adult mental health, long term care with veterans, and geriatric restorative care.​

Committees, Certifications, Memberships, and Additional Works: 

• ​​Certified Therapeutic Recreation Specialist with the National Council for Therapeutic Recreation Certification
• ​Co-Chair, Therapeutic Recreation Program Advisory Committee, Dalhousie University  - 2019-present
• ​Canadian Therapeutic Recreation Association (CTRA) 
  • Professional Member since 2013
  • Member of the Education Committee Task Force - 2018-present
  • Co-lead for Community of Practice Team (Children/Youth population) - 2019-present
• ​Nova Scotia Therapeutic Recreation Association (NSTRA), Professional Member
  
• ​National Council of Therapeutic Recreation Certification (NCTRC), Professional Member - 2013-present
  • Certification # -  62949
• ​Member of the Practice Education Committee (PEC), Dalhousie University Faculty of Health - 2018-present