About Ken

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Ken Reid is an experienced social worker. He has a Masters of Social Work and have been working in the field of Family Therapy since 1998. He describes marriage and couples counselling as his "bread and butter" and is very comfortable working with couples and families from all backgrounds. 

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Ken has also worked in child development at the neurology unit at Janeway Children’s Hospital (St. John’s, Newfoundland). He has extensive experience working with families and youth who are neurodivergent, making him an ideal therapist if you are having a difficult time navigating your relationships with your child.

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In terms of current positions, Ken has worked with the Association for New Canadians (ANC) where he designed a therapy program for newcomers including those from Ukraine, Syria and other countries. At the moment, Ken has previously worked with Choices for Youth where he is helped families and youth grow.

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Currently Ken is employed by Memorial University of Newfoundland and he is also supervises students from Yorkville University. 

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Areas of expertise include addictions, family therapy, anxiety, and depression. Ken is also the owner of his own business where he is a long time dog trainer and consultant. Ken also provides animal assisted therapy.