Robert Goulard, MSW, RSW, CACII

Robert Goulard This Therapist Has Published Academic Work On Theravive View Specialties

  • Individual and Group Therapist/Personal & Family Counsellor
  • 12201, Tecumseh Rd. (East Suite D west Lower Unit), Tecumseh, Ontario, N8N 1M3
  • Phone: 519-965-0841
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  • Session Fees: Visit my website for more information about my cost-effective services.
  • www.RobertGoulard.com
  • This member is also available for online counseling.
  • Online-counseling methods: Email, Phone



For more than 17 years, I have been helping individuals, couples, and families work through some of life’s most difficult challenges. My approach to counselling is compassionate, direct, practical, and focused on helping people create meaningful change.
I also bring something deeply personal to my work: I have been in recovery myself for over 40 years. Recovery is not simply something I have studied or something I talk about with clients—it is something I have lived.
I believe strongly in practising what I encourage others to do. The principles I bring into counselling—honesty, accountability, self-awareness, healthy boundaries, acceptance, courage, and continued personal growth—are principles I continue to apply in my own life.
My areas of practice include addictions and recovery, relationship and marital difficulties, family concerns, trauma, anxiety, stress, life transitions, self-esteem, boundaries, and personal growth.
My lived experience has given me a unique understanding of addiction and recovery. I understand how difficult change can be, but I also know that people can rebuild their lives. Recovery is not simply about stopping a behaviour; it is about learning a different way to live.
In couples and family counselling, I help people identify unhealthy patterns, improve communication, work through conflict, rebuild trust, and establish healthier boundaries.
My counselling style is warm and supportive, but also honest and direct. I will challenge you when necessary. I don't believe therapy should only be about talking about problems. Together, we look at what is working, what isn't working, and what you can begin doing differently.
After more than four decades of my own recovery, one lesson continues to guide both my personal life and my professional work:
Growth doesn't end. We keep learning, changing, and becoming better versions of ourselves.
If you're ready to make a change, you don't have to do it alone.
I particularly like “Recovery is not simply something I have studied or something I talk about with clients—it is something I have lived.” It communicates your 40+ years of recovery without making the bio entirely about you.



Written Works by Robert Goulard

Becoming the Person We Are Meant to Be

Robert Goulard Reaches

Windsor ON