Clint grew up competing as high performance athlete and college hockey player with the University of Saskatchewan Huskies. After 20 years of classroom teaching, Clint was drawn to wanting to help others with their mental health & wellness needs. Clint’s ability to form connections with others, combined with his vast experience, knowledge base and skill set allows him to provide the greatest support for his clients.

Clint pursues his passion for helping and supporting others because of his steadfast belief that we are all called to help one another whatever that means within each individual’s circumstances and realities.

The Grind Performance resonated with me because of my athletic history. I wanted to have some connection to the culture of, the reality of, elite athletes and the world of athletics. We work hard and we rest. Each individual/line on a team takes a shift to do hard work. While the hard work is being done, others rest and breathe. Success comes from the balance between the work and the rest. The individual shifts that are taken make the most profound difference; they shift you closer to the change you are looking for.

I believe that we all want and need to shift within our thought processes, belief systems, perspectives, and habits, at different times in our lives. It's hard to shift on your own, it is really hard work, and you don't have to be alone during your shift. When people shift, they move towards the best versions of themselves. It is my honour and privilege to help others shift to where they want and need to go.

Having support on the mental side of the game and help navigating the student athlete lifestyle allows athletes to perform at their highest potential in their athletics & life itself.

Specialties: Life Coaching, Navigating Adversity, Trauma & Grief Counselling, Athletic Development