I hope you enjoy exploring my website. I have a keen interest in the study of the self and the cross-cultural worldviews in which selves are imbedded. The term "worldview" reflects my early training in Adlerian psychotherapy, but as Adler's work was a precursor of humanism, cognitive-behaviouralism and the neo-Freudians, such training lends itself to an eclectic approach. I like to give my clients a menu of options or alternatives in co-constructing an individualized treatment plan.

I am a registered doctoral psychologist with competencies in counselling psychology, educational psychology (including ability assessments) and human resource development. I believe people are a unity with counselling, educational and work needs invariably linked. My social work degree included specializations in lifeskills coaching and community development and in some of my academic articles I have united these themes with psychological practice. I have also published on residential school syndrome, the structure of the aboriginal self, the application of memes to self-understanding, the evolution of spirituality and religion, prior learning assessment and recognition, the treatment of suicide ideation, attention deficit disorder, and the nature of mind viruses.

My private practice includes relationship, family and group counselling, anxiety and trauma work, addictions, and psycho-educational assessment. I also complete custody and access assessments and have appeared in court as an expert witness. 

In September, 2025, I co-authored a manual on how to map the self for use in psychotherapy and research with my daughter and fellow psychologist, Teela Robertson. Teela and I have been using this technique in our private practices and we now provide workshops on its use with other professionals. 

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Kind regards, 

Lloyd Hawkeye Robertson

Interviews with some of my favorite people: (19) nep-Humanism ca - YouTube