Team: Students & Volunteers
Students and Volunteers at Scattergram
Our Story
Scattergram’s mission is to build capacity for neurodiversity-affirming mental health services across Canada. That is why we are a teaching practice. Like teaching hospitals, we are committed to guiding and mentoring student practitioners and volunteers and then sending them out into the world to share their knowledge with others. Our students and volunteers enable Scattergram to provide a range of accessible individual and group programs and are valued members of our team.
Wendy McGuire (she/her)
MSW, RSW, PhD
Registered Social Worker
Wendy McGuire (MSW, RSW, PhD) has over a decade of college and university teaching experience in the social sciences and Social Work where she taught on the leading edge of experiential education and universal design.
Meet the Students and Volunteers
Scattergram is deeply committed to bringing a fresh approach to the growth and wellbeing of neurodivergent youth and adults. In addition to their own backgrounds, skills and experience, each student and volunteer receives in-depth training in Scattergram’s trademarked A.C.C.E.P.T. neurodiversity-affirming treatment model.
If you are interested in being a part of the Scattergram team sign up at the bottom of the page.
Students
Jaspreet Matharu (she/her)
Bachelor of Social Work, and currently completing Masters of Social Work
Registered Social Worker
I am a creative, caring, and open-minded individual with a passion for learning and personal growth. Currently pursuing my Master of Social Work, I am dedicated to expanding my knowledge and skills to counsel and support others. I envision a future where empathy and understanding are at the forefront, empowering individuals to thrive in environments tailored to their unique needs. With a deep commitment to fostering genuine connections and promoting well-being, I am excited to contribute to a community where everyone feels heard and valued.
Registered with the Ontario College of Social Workers and Social Service Workers (OCSWSSW): #852707
Languages: English
Service Area: Ontario, Canada
Join the Student or Volunteer Team
Interested in joining the team?
Student placement opportunities are available for BSW and MSW students at various points throughout the year. Volunteer opportunities sometimes arise for group co-facilitators who identify as neurodivergent or other activities associated with the practice.
As a member of our growing virtual team, you will have the exclusive opportunity to be trained in our unique, trademarked A.C.C.E.P.T. neurodiversity-affirming treatment model, receive ongoing supervision, and have opportunities for continuous learning, as teacher and learner, alongside team members in health and mental health disciplines across Canada.
Students and Volunteers Application Form