About Lorraine
Experience With Real Life, Real Systems, and Real People
Lorraine Scott, BSW, brings more than 25 years of social-work experience and a simple belief: people deserve support that reflects what they actually need.
Call LorraineWhy Truly You
Support should begin with understanding the person, not forcing a standard path.
As a single parent of three children, Lorraine understands that life can become difficult in ways that do not fit neatly into one category. Her personal experience and professional career shaped a practice where people can talk openly about what they have been through and what they need next.
“I want clients to feel safe, understood, and supported.”
Lorraine ScottProfessional background
More than one perspective.
Lorraine’s career has included work connected to government systems, public safety, corrections, and community support.
Education
Bachelor of Social Work
University of Regina.
Public systems
Government and community experience
Background in child protection, income security, corrections, the Saskatoon Police Service, and nonprofit community programs. This experience brings a practical understanding of high-stress situations, conflict, parenting pressure, and complex systems.
Advanced training
Accelerated Resolution Therapy
Completed 21 hours of Advanced Accelerated Resolution Therapy training through the Rosenzweig Center for Rapid Recovery in November 2024.
Program work
Anger management and mediation
Lorraine created an anger-management program and has taught in community and corrections settings. She also brings a mediation background.
Education and training
Credentials you can review.
These documents support Lorraine’s education and advanced ART training. Select either document to view it at a larger size.
Advanced training
Accelerated Resolution Therapy
Completed Advanced Accelerated Resolution Therapy training, 21 contact hours.
View training certificateLorraine’s approach
Listen carefully. Understand what has happened. Decide what may help.
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A place to speak freely
Lorraine wants people to be able to talk without feeling judged or rushed.
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Support at the pace you need
Some people may need a few visits. Others may need a longer period of support. The process is discussed with you.
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An honest decision about fit
If Lorraine is not the right fit, she will discuss another direction where possible.
Start with a conversation
Contact Lorraine to discuss what you are looking for.
You can ask questions, talk about meeting options, and decide whether the service feels right.