Alistair Moes, along with his partner Alejandra, leads a dedicated team at Moose Anger Management/Healing Anger, where they support clients through transformative anger management and emotional wellness services. An internationally recognized anger management expert and author, Alistair has been working professionally since 1989, and has been in private practice as a therapist since 1995. Over his extensive career, Alistair has worked with clients from diverse backgrounds—from high-performing business executives and Olympic athletes to individuals facing homelessness—reinforcing his belief that anger is an emotion that impacts everyone, regardless of circumstance.
With a respectful and solution-focused approach, Alistair combines academic theory with decades of hands-on and personal experience, including going through a difficult divorce, being a part-time single parent, healing childhood traumas, being a man in today’s world, and navigating the many unexpected events that you never expect, and are ill prepared for.
Alistair’s methodology emphasizes the unique gifts and potential within each person, addressing not only the manifestations of anger but also the underlying emotions of pain, sadness, fear, anxiety, shame, and trauma that drive reactive responses. By fostering curiosity, compassion, and respect, he helps clients explore and process their emotions in a way that transforms how they respond to triggers.
Committed to his own personal growth, Alistair has spent countless hours in professional training, and in individual, couple, and group therapy, gaining invaluable insights into trauma and healing. His journey is continuously enriched by the courage and vulnerability of his clients, whom he credits as his greatest teachers.
A sought-after speaker and workshop facilitator, Alistair regularly appears on podcasts and leads sessions for diverse audiences, including law enforcement, educators, CRA auditors, unions, and therapists. Additionally, Alistair offers specialized counseling for parents, with a particular focus on fathers. He has facilitated numerous father-specific parenting groups and co-facilitated “Parenting Together” groups for couples, emphasizing the importance of the memories parents create with their children.
For inquiries, reach Alistair at 778-989-5134 or [email protected].
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