Hildegard Rempel Jacyk is a therapist providing counseling focused primarily on the integration of spirituality and recovery, along with facilitating the process of grieving of losses. Hildegard holds a Bachelor of Social Work Degree and a Master's Degree in Transpersonal Psychology, namely a Holistic Psychology, drawing widely from teachings of major spiritual traditions.

With 25 years of experience in counseling and accompanying individuals, Hildegard employs a variety of meditations and mindfulness practices and incorporates the most recent and updated training in grieving losses, change and transitions.Hildegard models a serene, calming, quiet presence and style in her accompaniment and guidance, allowing participants to experience a sense of what it means to live a spiritually-centered life. This is provided in an atmosphere of respect, honour and affirmation, all in keeping with the beauty, peace and tranquility of nature in which GreeneStone is nestled.

Lindsay Johnson is an Addiction Therapist at GreeneStone. She graduated from the University of Toronto with an Honours Bachelor of Science, and also graduated with honours from Post graduate studies in Addictions: Treatment and Prevention. Before joing the staff at Greenestone she worked in Community Programs supporting individuals with mental health and addiction issues as well as in a Women's In-patient Treatment facility in Western Canada.

"I love being a part of the diversified and experienced team at GreeneStone. They are a strong team that think outside the box and come up with creative individualized treatment plans.”

Matt has been working with individuals dealing with substance abuse issues for the past 20 years and has been a primary therapist at GreeneStone since 2012. He graduated from CTS College with honours the year before and completed his placement at Salvation Army Hope Acres. He was also a fulltime case manager at Halton Recovery House before he cmae to Greenestone. Currently, he is in the process of acquiring his "International Drug and Alcohol Certification".

Originally from England, Keith studied Archaeology and Anthropology at the University of Cambridge and worked for a community mental health team for 7 years before completing his 5-year Masters Degree in psychotherapy at the Metanoia Institute, which is part of Middlesex University, London. He also trained in Somatic Psychotherapy with Dr. Ruella Frank at the Center for Somatic Studies in New York City and was awarded postgraduate diplomas for working with people with addictions and eating disorders.

Before to moving to Canada, Keith worked at the prestigious Life Works Community in the UK where he was the Senior Psychotherapist, providing individual, group and family therapy to people recovering from addictions and eating disorders. Before joining the team here at Greenestone Muskoka, Keith worked for the Eating Disorder Program at Toronto General Hospital where, in addition to his clinical role, he also taught and supervised postgraduate clinical interns and was an Adjunct Lecturer and Field Supervisor for the Factor-Inwentash Faculty of Social Work at the University of Toronto. A passionate artist and musician, Keith has just recently completed his PhD in Expressive Arts Therapy.

As a GreeneStone Clinical Associate Tim’s client support role includes facilitating group therapy, 12-step programs, aftercare support, individual counseling, and coordinating recreational activities. Tim has worked for 10 years in other residential treatment centers as a Withdrawal Management Counselor, Aftercare Coordinator, and Primary Therapist (for over two years at the Baldy Hughes Therapeutic Community in British Columbia).

Tim has been awarded certificates from Vancouver Community College in Substance Abuse Counseling as well as in Business Leadership. He has completed certificate courses with the University of Toronto and CAMH in Concurrent Disorders, Applied Tobacco Cessation Counseling, and Opioid Dependence Treatment. He has also completed the beginning as well the intermediate sections of the Dialectical Behavioral Therapy Program, and is also is engaged in completing the Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Program. He is a proud member of the Canadian Addiction Counselors Certification Federation and is in the process of acquiring his international certification.

Andrew completed the Addictions and Mental Health graduate certificate program at Durham College, and also has an honours Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology from York University. He completed his field placement at GreeneStone where he gained practical experience with group facilitation, individual counseling, and the impact addiction can have on people's lives. He is once again at GreeneStone, now as a part-time Clinical Associate.