Cameron Keller, RMFT 

British Columbia

Cameron, a Professional Certified Coach and Certified Professional Co-Active Coach is the founder and President at Kaleidoscope Training and Consulting Inc. Following his retirement from being a national executive, Cameron founded Kaleidoscope to provide business consulting and executive coaching services. 

Prior to founding Kaleidoscope, Cameron spend several years as National Vice President with the Mental Health Commission of Canada where he was credited with leading the world’s largest ever research demonstration in mental health and homelessness, scaling up Mental Health First Aid Canada, leading Canada’s largest ever concentrated anti-stigma campaign, developing and launching numerous workplace mental health educational initiatives and leading the implementation of both Canada’s first ever mental health strategy and the National Standard for Psychological Health and Safety in the Workplace. 

Cameron has agreed to let his name stand for re-election as he is interested in continuing to support the Board in the implementation of a strategy and recognizes the importance of this time for the organization. 

Through his consulting firm, Cameron is active in consulting to several Boards of Directors in a variety of sectors.

Nozomu Ozaki, RMFT Supervisor Qualifying

Ontario

It is my honour to be nominated for a Board Director role at CACFT. As a proud, reclaimed Japanese national and settler who lives in the Niagara region, the traditional territory of the Haudenosaunee and Anishinaabeg peoples, covered by the Upper Canada Treaties and protected by the Dish With One Spoon Wampum agreement, I bring a unique perspective and experience as a visible minority in Canada. 

I’d like to contribute to CACFT’s continued progression toward member-driven governance that reflects your value and experience.    

I am a proud parent with my wife to my own kids who give me both joy and daily challenge. I hold both Master’s and Ph.D. in Family Therapy and have practiced as a RMFT and Registered Psychotherapist in Ontario for the last 10 years. In my day-time job, I work for a children’s mental health agency where I mostly see children and their caretakers together. Additionally, I’ve been part of the University of Calgary’s Diploma in Couple and Family Therapy’s group supervision as a supervisor-in-training. I also taught for U of C’s Post-Master’s Certificate in Couple and Family Therapy, as well as for University of Lethbridge’s Graduate Certificate Program in Couple and Family Counselling Studies.

Andrew Sofin, RMFT

Quebec

I am honoured to stand for re-election to the board. Since 2018, I have been working hard to create an association we can all be proud of. In this short time, we have built CACFT into a national association with 1000+ members and very healthy finances. Je suis heureux de poursuivre ce travail : consolider notre présence à travers le pays et bâtir une association solide pour promouvoir la pratique et la profession de thérapeute de couple et familial.

My passion projects:

• Building strong relationships with CFT associations internationally.
• Collaborating with other Canadian mental health associations on issues we have in common.
• Nous sommes une association nationale et nous devons enfin devenir une association pleinement bilingue.
• Establishing policies & procedures and best practices for all areas of CACFT: Branch bylaws, committee structures, financial protocols, and promoting Canadian CFT research.
• Creating strong Committees, working groups, branches, and Groups with clear mandates and the ability to hold our association accountable to our values and mission.
• Inclusive strategic planning to reflect our values, goals, and aspirations.
• Promoting our unique RMFT designation among the public, professionals, and government, while distinguishing us from other psychotherapy and counselling licenses.

Katie Wicik, Associate 

Ontario 

Katie Wicik, M.Ed., is an Associate Member of CACFT on the RMFT track, who brings over 25 years of multidisciplinary experience across clinical care, research, policy, training, and system-level improvement.

A committed and active member of CACFT, Katie has served on the Membership & Credentialing Committee for four years and will assume the role of Chair in June 2026. She brings extensive governance expertise shaped by board leadership, policy development, and stakeholder engagement. She currently serves as an Executive Member with the Scarborough Women of Philanthropy Council, partnering with hospital leadership to advance community impact.

Katie works at the intersection of systems and care within a Toronto hospital, where she also serves as a Health & Safety Representative and Wellbeing Committee member. In private practice, she is part of a collaborative clinical team. At Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre, she co-led quality improvement initiatives that improved access and enhanced the patient and family experience.

A published author and speaker, Katie is recognized for connecting clinical insight with strategic vision. She brings a thoughtful, collaborative, and accountable approach to governance and is dedicated to advancing CACFT/ACTCF through collaborative and forward-looking leadership.

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