Clark Jaman is a professional Counsellor, grounded in a Catholic worldview and anthropology, who comes alongside individuals, couples, and families who seek to flourish.
Clark and his family live in Saskatoon, Canada. He loves music, espresso, and working on his century character home. He has experienced sexual brokenness, and loves to sit with clients who seek freedom, holistic healing, and to encounter the healing love of Jesus Christ. Before getting married Clark was a Franciscan Friar, and also loves to accompany men and women discerning their vocation.
Clark holds a Masters degree in Theology from the Augustine Institute as well as a Masters Degree in Counselling from Briercrest Seminary. His undergraduate degree is in English Literature and Catholic Studies.
Clark's approach to counselling is client-centred, strength-based, systemic, collaborative, influential, and trauma-informed. He employs elements of methodologies such as narrative therapy, internal family systems, psychodynamic, emotionally focussed therapy, cognitive behavioural therapy, and motivational interviewing.