Dr. Vincent H. K. Poon
Title & Contact Info
Professor Emeritus of Counselling
Email: vpoon [at] tyndale.ca
Phone: 416.226.6620 ext. 6786
Academic Credentials
BSc, University of Manitoba, 1968
MD, University of Manitoba, 1972
MTS, Tyndale Seminary, 1982
DMin, Eastern Baptist Theological Seminary, 1988
PsyD, Newport University, 1991
Areas of Specialization
Marriage and family therapy, Whole Person and Family Centered Care, Family Medicine, Psychotherapy and Psychology, Pastoral Counselling, Family Ministry
Biography
Dr. Poon joined the Tyndale counselling ministries faculty in 1991. He has a wealth of experience in the disciplines of family medicine, theology, counselling, psychology, pastoral counselling and marriage and family therapy. He is a Fellow of the College of Family Physicians of Canada, and a Fellow and Diplomate of the American Board of Medical Psychotherapists. He has published widely and has presented many papers both in Canada and internationally. He ascribes to a truly whole-person and family-centered approach in the well being of individuals and families by looking at the bio-psycho-social-cultural-spiritual aspects of persons. Dr. Poon was a key member of the team that founded the Chinese Ministry Program at Tyndale in 1988. His teaching involvement at Tyndale included counselling, pastoral counselling, family ministry and pastoral and Chinese ministry. Dr. Poon is an ordained counselling minister with the Canadian Baptists of Ontario and Quebec.
Faculty Publications
- Pastor Wellness among Chinese Churches: A Canadian Study (2019) (Article)
- Family Interview (2010) (Chapter)
- Developing a Support Group for Families with Children with Disabilities in a Canadian Chinese Church Community (2008) (Article)
- Love Matters: A counseling tool to assess couple relationships (2008) (Article)
- Model for counseling people in relationships (2007) (Article)
- Model of counseling for family doctors (2007) (Article)
- Narratives and therapy (2007) (Article)
- A Christian Perspective On Sex Therapy (2006) (Article)
- Counseling among Chinese Churches: A Canadian Study (2003) (Article)