Bertrand Moses, MSc
Psychotherapist and Counselor

Bio
Bertrand Moses is the National Coordinator of Child Affairs in the Office of the Prime Minister of Trinidad & Tobago. In this role, he implements national child protection, development and wellbeing initiatives through programs, strategies and policies such as coordinating the development of the first National Child Policy in the Eastern Caribbean.In addition to this, Bertrand is the founder of Balance 365, an organization that provides mental health support to individuals and organizations through psychotherapy, workshops, consulting, policy development and wellness and career coaching.
Bertrand is also an alumnus of the United Nations Graduate Study Programme in Geneva, Switzerland. He holds a Master of Science degree in the field of Psychotherapy (MFT) from Loma Linda University and a Bachelor of Science degree in Behavioral Sciences (Psychology emphasis) from Andrews University.
Professional Interests & Expertise
Advocacy,Anti-Racism / Diversity Equity & Inclusion Training,Autism,Coaching and Mentoring,Community Health,Community Organizing,Community Partnerships,Developmental Disabilities,Disability and Accessibility,Disaster and Crisis Management,Education,Gender Equity,Government,Health and Technology,Health Systems,Healthcare Innovation and Transformation,Human Rights,Immigrant and Refugee Health,Journalism and Storytelling,Leadership,Maternal and Child Health,Mental and Behavioral Health,Non-Profit,Outreach and Education,Policy/Advocacy,Program Development,Public Health,Public Policy,Quality Improvement,Research,Research, Measurement, and Evaluation,Stakeholder Engagement,Universal Health,Workforce Pipeline Programs,Youth Development