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Pat Green is a Mohawk, wolf clan, from Six Nations Ontario.  He is a father, grandfather, brother, partner and uncle. He has always put his family first.  Pat is a pipe carrier, sweat lodge keeper, drummer (lead singer 40+yrs), traditional dancer and speaker. Pat has spent his career helping aboriginal people in various capacities. Pat has a unique way of blending contemporary therapies with traditional ceremonies having worked in setting such as: Secretary of State, Employment & Immigration, Corrections Canada, Native Child and Family Services, Addiction Counseling and other various Native centers. Gary Direnfeld is a social worker. Courts in Ontario, Canada, consider him an expert in social work, marital and family therapy, child development, parent-child relations and custody and access matters. Gary is the host of the TV reality show, Newlywed, Nearly Dead, parenting columnist for the Hamilton Spectator and author of Marriage Rescue: Overcoming the ten deadly sins in failing relationships. Gary maintains a private practice in Dundas and Georgina Ontario, providing a range of services for people in distress. He speaks at conferences and workshops throughout North America. He consults to mental health professionals as well as to mediators and collaborative law professionals about good practice as well as building their practice.
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About Us

Giving Voice Having Voice
 
Pat Green is a Mohawk, wolf clan, from Six Nations Ontario.  He is a father, grandfather, brother, partner and uncle. He has always put his family first.  Pat is a pipe carrier, sweat lodge keeper, drummer (lead singer 40+yrs), traditional dancer and speaker. Pat has spent his career helping aboriginal people in various capacities. Pat has a unique way of blending contemporary therapies with traditional ceremonies having worked in setting such as: Secretary of State, Employment & Immigration, Corrections Canada, Native Child and Family Services, Addiction Counselling and other various Native centers.
Gary Direnfeld is a social worker. Courts in Ontario, Canada, consider him an expert in social work, marital and family therapy, child development, parent-child relations and custody and access matters. Gary is the host of the TV reality show, Newlywed, Nearly Dead, parenting columnist for the Hamilton Spectator and author of Marriage Rescue: Overcoming the ten deadly sins in failing relationships. Gary maintains a private practice in Dundas and Georgina Ontario, providing a range of services for people in distress. He speaks at conferences and workshops throughout North America. He consults to mental health professionals as well as to mediators and collaborative law professionals about good practice as well as building their practice.
Giving Voice Having Voice
Giving Voice Having Voice

About Us

Pat Green is a Mohawk, wolf clan, from Six Nations Ontario.  He is a father, grandfather, brother, partner and uncle. He has always put his family first.  Pat is a pipe carrier, sweat lodge keeper, drummer (lead singer 40+yrs), traditional dancer and speaker. Pat has spent his career helping aboriginal people in various capacities. Pat has a unique way of blending contemporary therapies with traditional ceremonies having worked in setting such as: Secretary of State, Employment & Immigration, Corrections Canada, Native Child and Family Services, Addiction Counselling and other various Native centers.
Gary Direnfeld is a social worker. Courts in Ontario, Canada, consider him an expert in social work, marital and family therapy, child development, parent-child relations and custody and access matters. Gary is the host of the TV reality show, Newlywed, Nearly Dead, parenting columnist for the Hamilton Spectator and author of Marriage Rescue: Overcoming the ten deadly sins in failing relationships. Gary maintains a private practice in Dundas and Georgina Ontario, providing a range of services for people in distress. He speaks at conferences and workshops throughout North America. He consults to mental health professionals as well as to mediators and collaborative law professionals about good practice as well as building their practice.
Giving Voice Having Voice