We provide practical, behaviourally informed training for the real world. Our workshops are designed for frontline professionals working in high-stress environments where communication, regulation, safety, and sound judgment matter. Drawing from lived frontline experience and clinical insight, we offer workshops that are grounded, relevant, and immediately usable.
Jason Wilde is an addictions and mental health professional with more than 15 years of frontline, clinical, and outreach experience across community services, residential treatment, public health, and federal corrections. His background includes street outreach in Kingston, concurrent disorders counselling, addiction treatment, crisis intervention, de-escalation, case management, and work in high-acuity institutional environments. He has worked across the Salvation Army Harbour Light, AMHS-KFLA Public Health, The Orchard Recovery Centre, OATC, and Correctional Service of Canada, including Kent Institution and Fraser Valley Institution. His work is grounded in calm judgment under pressure, practical behavioural understanding, and the ability to build trust with highly marginalized populations.
Kimberly Mask is a Registered Psychotherapist, educator, and program coordinator with a strong background in behavioural psychology, trauma-informed care, addictions, teaching, and clinical leadership. She currently provides psychotherapy in private practice and remote settings, serves as Faculty-Coordinator for General Arts and Science programs at St. Lawrence College, and teaches in the Bachelor of Arts in Behavioural Psychology program. Her experience also includes program coordination at the Salvation Army Harbour Light and counselling roles in addiction treatment settings. Kimberly brings clinical depth, behavioural expertise, curriculum leadership, and a strong trauma-informed lens to the work of Between Us Training.