Kev Kokoska RCC
Kev is a Registered Clinical Counsellor with the BC Association of Clinical Counsellors (BCACC), providing individual psychotherapy for adults and clinical supervision for practicing therapists. His focus is on relational, emotion-focused, and experiential therapy, and works in public health on a variety of mental health research, advocacy, teaching, and mixed media content creation.

David Kuhl M.D., PhD.
In addition to serving as CEO and co-founder of Blueprint, David is a Professor, UBC Faculty of Medicine and a renowned clinician, researcher, author, and speaker on men’s health and well-being. David previously led the palliative care unit at St. Paul’s Hospital and the Providence Health Centre For Practitioner Renewal, and co-founded the Veterans Transition Program (now known as the Veterans Transition Network).

Kevin Lutz PhD., RPsych
Kevin is a registered psychologist in BC and Alberta, and has over 20 years of clinical experience in areas ranging from addictions to forensic psychiatric populations to general mental health. Since 2014, Kevin has focused his practice toward individual trauma treatment and the facilitation of educational and treatment group programs for trauma and PTSD clinically, and has focused much of his practice towards work with military and first responder populations. 

Alejandro Zuluaga HBSc Psychology
Alejandro brings 12 years of experience designing and facilitating group workshops and training content, specifically in his work with men on emotional literacy, embracing vulnerability, and re-imagining masculinity. Over the course of a decade of working in mental health and addictions, Alejandro has focused on training and coaching teams of staff and volunteers, and has designed and managed digital communities and platforms in his communities of practice.

Duncan Shields PhD., RPsych
In addition to serving as EVP and co-founder of Blueprint, Duncan is an Adjunct Professor, UBC Faculty of Medicine, and an internationally regarded trauma therapist with military veteran and first responder cultures. He was won awards for his work from Wounded Warriors Canada, the Canadian Counselling & Psychotherapy Association, and the BC Professional Fire Fighters Association.