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Goodwill, A., & Ravel, J. (2017). Indigenous community based counselors: Dual relationships as a strength and challenge. Panel: Implementing Indigenous Solutions at the Native American Indigenous Studies Association Conference, Saturday June 24, 2017. Abstract published online and retrieved from:

Goodwill, A. & Vu, C. (2017). Stories as a site of knowledge for decolonizing and reconstructing counselling interventions. Poster presented at the Canadian Counsellign and Psychotherapy Association Annual Conference. Abstract published online and retrieved from:

Goodwill, A., Ravel, J., & Vu, C. (2017). Stories as a site of knowledge for decolonizing and reconstructing counselling interventions: Storywork with Indigenous counsellors and survivors of intimate partner violence. Presentation at the Canadian Counselling and Psychotherapy Association Annual Conference. Abstract published online and retrieved from:

Buchanan, M. & Goodwill, A. (2017). Shifting sands: Career decision-making of Indigenous young people. Conversation Caf茅 session at the Canadian Counselling and Psychotherapy Association Annual Conference. Abstract published online and retrieved from:

Borgen, W., Buchanan, M., Ishiyama, I. & Goodwill, A. (2016). How Indigenous and Immigrant youth make career decisions. Presentation at the International Conference on Counselling, Qawra, Malta, July 8, 2016. Abstract published online and retrieved from:

Goodwill, A. & Hare, J. (2016). Indigenous language disruptions: Interventions for Indigenous Children and Families. Interactive discussion at the APA division 45 Cultural Diversity and Ethnic Minority Conference, Palo Alto, California, USA, July 8, 2016. Abstract published online and retrieved from:

Goodwill, A. (2016). Indigenous languages and the talking cure: A dialogical narrative analysis. Poster presented at the Canadian Psychological Association Conference, Victoria, BC, June 7, 2016. Abstract published online and retrieved from:

Chou, F., Buchanan, M. & Goodwill, A. (2016). Exploring Chinese historical trauma: Lessons from Aboriginal peoples in Canada. Roundtable conversation at the Canadian Psychological Association Conference, Victoria, BC, Canada. June 7, 2016. Abstract published online and retrieved from:

Goodwill, A. (2016). Career development experiences of Indigenous men who left gangs.Symposium presented at the Canadian Psychological Association Conference, Victoria, BC, Canada. June 7, 2016. Abstract published online and retrieved from:

Ishiyama, F.I., Wawrykow, N., & Goodwill, A. (2016). Use of Validationgram with Indigenous Clients: Exploring Meanings, Feelings, and Values and Identifying Sources of Personal and Cultural Self-Validation. Canadian Counselling and Psychotherapy Association Sponsored Session. ACA-CCPA Conference & Expo, March 31-April 3, 2016. Montreal, QC Canada.

Goodwill, A., & Giannone, Z. (2015). Walking backwards for a better view: Articulating a best practice approach in interrupting the progression of gang culture in Indigenous communities. Abstracts from the Annual North American Corrections and Criminal Justice Psychology Conference. Abstract published online and retrieved from 

Goodwill, A. (2014). In and out of Aboriginal gang life: Perspectives of Aboriginal ex-gang members. 16^th Biennial Conference in Constructivist Psychology Network & International Network on Personal Meaning. Vancouver, BC Canada, July 27, 2014.