About Trish
Trish Guise is the founder and principal consultant of Forensic Coercive Control Solutions. Her own personal and professional experience with coercive control inspired Trish to obtain her Master's degree in Psychology of Coercive Control and launch her consulting practice. Trish's nuanced understanding of the challenges victim-survivors face comes from both her academic studies and her work with leading experts in family law, coercive control, and childhood trauma. As a consultant, Trish works with clients throughout Canada and internationally, providing support, strategies, and resources to help them regain control of their lives. Combining compassion with evidence-based knowledge, Trish empowers victims of coercive control and helps them move forward.
Education & Licensure
MSc
Psychology of Coercive
Control
PMDC®
Certified Pre-Mediation Coach ®
NWFF®
Licensed New Ways for Families® Coach - trained by Bill Eddy, High Conflict Institute®
MBA
Human Resource Management
Specialty
Areas
Domestic Abuse
Coercive Control
Homicide Timeline
Trauma
Parenting Plan Evaluation
Risk Assessments
Recidivism Risk
Treatment for Trauma
Additional
Training
Global Institute of Forensic Research Training (GIFRT)
Association of Family and Conciliation Courts (AFCC)
Centre for Research & Education on Violence Against Women and Children (CREVAWC)
Battered Women's Justice
Project (BWJP)
Resolve Network
Institute of Child Psychology
Speaking
Events
Guest Speaker MSc Psychology of Coercive Control Program University of Salford 2024
"Post-Separation Abuse Victims Revictimized by Family Court - A Canadian Case Law Review"
Community Now 5th Annual Mental Health Event 2022
"Changing the Narrative"
New America's Conference to End Coercive Control 2022
"Myths about Coercive Control: The Implications for Protective Parents & Children of Divorce."
Association Memberships
Association of Family & Conciliation Courts (AFCC)
-National & Provincial Chapters
Global Institute of Forensic
Research (GIFR)
Canadian Association of Threat Assessment Professionals (CATAP)
Canadian Psychological
Association (CPA)
American Psychological Association (APA)
Psychologists' Association of
Alberta (PAA) - past member
Publications &
Podcasts
PUBLICATIONS
Law Now
"Vicarious Trauma in Criminal and Family Lawyers: The unseen burden of advocating for victims"
Women Driving Change (contributor)
Community Now Magazine
"Changes to the Family Legal System"
"Survival Tips for the Divorce Process"
"Grief is Part of the Divorce Process"
PODCASTS
Dirty Laundry Divorce
Sh*t I Learned from my Divorce (host)
Slam the Gavel
Fascinating Women
Women of Inspiration
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