CPA would like to extend our sincere thanks for Dr. Stewart's outstanding contributions as both a director and a colleague. His leadership played a significant role in the development and continued success of the office, and his impact is evident in the strong foundation he helped build.

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His presence is truly missed on both a professional and personal level. Dr. Stewart brought not only expertise and dedication to his work, but also warmth and camaraderie that made a lasting impression on those around him.

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Congratulations on your retirement!

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Dr. Stewart received a Ph.D. in School Psychology from the University of Alberta in 1997. Prior to this he completed a M.Ed. in School Psychology from the University of Manitoba and a B.A. in Psychology from Trinity Western College. During his studies Dr. Stewart developed expertise in psychological evaluation and took graduate courses in intellectual, educational, personality and neuropsychological assessment. He also completed coursework in counselling and psychopathology, and studied human neuroanatomy through the Faculty of Medicine at the University of Alberta. He was employed for four years as a school psychologist, and from 1992 to 1993 held the position of Senior Associate Clinician in the Clinical Services Division at the University of Alberta. He entered private practice in 1993. He has also lectured on the topic of individual psychological assessment and previously taught a Ph.D. level course entitled "Applied Neuropsychological Assessment." Through his research and clinical activities he has developed expertise in the assessment and treatment of learning disabilities and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder in both children and adults. Dr. Stewart has presented work-shops on the diagnosis and treatment of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, and has published articles on this topic and on adolescent anxiety. He has been granted ex-pert witness status by the Provincial Court of Alberta in the areas of psychological assessment and neuropsychology. He has also been granted expert witness status by the Alberta Court of Queen’s bench in the area of consulting and clinical psychology. He previously served on the College of Alberta Psychologist’s Practice Advisory Committee for three years, and on the Registration Committee for four years.  

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