About Us
Meet Dr. Drew Fockler, CVRP-TSA, ICVE/CCVE, RTWDM, CPHR, SHRM-SCP
Dr. Drew Fockler holds a Bachelor of Arts and Science, a Master of Education, and a Doctor of Education from Western University. He is an Internationally Certified Vocational Evaluator (ICVE/CCVE), a Certified Vocational Rehabilitation Professional and Transferable Skills Analyst (CVRP-TSA), a SHRM Senior Certified Professional (SHRM-SCP), and a Chartered Professional in Human Resources (CPHR). His CPHR designation, issued through CPHR BC & Yukon, is recognized across Canada as the national standard for senior HR leadership. Dr. Fockler brings a combined vocational rehabilitation and human resources perspective to employability analysis, labour market evaluation, and workplace capacity assessments.
As a vocational counsellor and workforce development specialist, Dr. Drew believes in maintaining a positive mindset, building purposeful partnerships, and working collaboratively to achieve meaningful outcomes. His approach integrates vocational rehabilitation principles with strategic human resources insight to evaluate employability, workplace capacity, and labour market access.
Dr. Drew brings over 15 years of experience across both the public and private sectors, including work in vocational rehabilitation, career counselling, education, and organizational development. In addition to his consulting practice, he teaches at the post-secondary level in Ontario, where he instructs courses related to adult learning, workplace development, and professional practice. Professionals and students across Canada continue to apply the practical tools and frameworks he teaches within their organizations and careers.
Whether supporting individuals navigating complex employment barriers or advising organizations on workforce capacity and development, Dr. Drew is committed to delivering thoughtful, evidence-based guidance. He is driven by a dedication to professional excellence and works to ensure every client receives thorough, responsive, and high-quality support.
Meet Holly, M. Ed
Vocational Rehabilitation Specialist
Holly Norris is an educator, writer, sommelier, and Vocational Rehabilitation Specialist. Currently living and working in the Interior/Squamish-Lillooet region.
Holly attended York University in Toronto, earning a Bachelor of Arts Specialist Honours degree in English, and in 2009 she completed her Master of Teaching at Griffith University in Australia.
After completing her Masters, Holly worked as a career counsellor, where she was able to utilize her transferable skills to support her clients in achieving their educational and vocational goals.
Holly spent 6 years teaching and learning in a K-12 school in the Northwest Territories, where she was able to deeply embed land, culture, and language into her pedagogy. During this time she developed her skills as a Literacy Specialist Teacher. Holly redesigned and created new curricula, with a focus on inclusion and differentiated instruction to meet the specific and diverse needs of learners. She also obtained additional qualifications through Queen’s University, in the following courses: Special Education, English as a Second Language, Reading, Social Emotional Learning, and First Nations, Metis, and Inuit Peoples.
Before returning to education as a secondary school teacher, Holly spent many years in the food and beverage service industry working within the areas of sales, customer relations, marketing, copywriting, and trained as a sommelier. She also has experience in the financial sector working for one of Canada’s top financial institutions in Toronto.
She is a passionate advocate for inclusive education and vocational support — focusing on neurodivergence, skills-based competency development, Indigenous ways of knowing & learning, LGBTQ2S+, and trauma-informed practices.
Meet Janice, B.Ed, BA
Quality Assurance Coordinator
Janice has taken her training in education and combined it with her passion for travelling the world. She has taught all ages of children in three countries. She specializes in geography, but is qualified to teach kindergarten to high school. She maintains her certification to teach in Ontario, while expanding her life experience by working for world renowned companies, such as Disney. With over 15 years of experience in the field of education, along with her keen attention to detail makes her a welcome member of our team.
Meet Marie, HBA
Vocational Rehabilitation Specialist
Marie has more than 15 years of experience working and training in employment services. She holds an Honours BA in Communications, English and Women’s Studies with an Honours Post-Grad Certificate in Teaching and Training Adults.
A Level II facilitator in Personality Dimensions, Certified in Strong Interest Inventory, and more than 6 years of administering and scoring vocational, aptitude, and career exploration assessments, Marie is adept at understanding and supporting her clients as they make transitions in their careers. Using Motivational Interviewing techniques, Marie strives to coach clients in the right direction while gently pushing them to move past perceived comfort-zones.
Recently, Marie has forayed into the world of community-based mental health. She manages, teaches, trains, and learns alongside others on their mental health journeys. She is trained in Mental Health First Aid, ASIST, Suicide SafeTalk, and de-escalation strategies.
With a flair for the dramatic and a love of all things that sparkle, Marie is grateful for the opportunity to participate in the learning and professional journeys of her clients and colleagues.
Test charts Dr. Drew typically uses
Aptitude Test
- General Aptitude Testing Battery
- (GATB)
- CAPS
Interest Test
- COPS
- Strong Interest
- Jackson Vocational Interest Survey
- Career Dimensions
Achievement Test
- Wide Range Achievement Test 5 (WRAT5)
Personality Test
- Personality Dimensions
- Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI)