Professional Standing, Registration History, and Public Record
Registered and in Good Standing with the BC Association of Clinical Counsellors Since July 11, 2000
Dr. Michael “Mike” Dadson has devoted more than 35 years to caring, mental-health, and community-service roles, including child and youth care, specialized foster parenting, teaching, clinical leadership, research, public service, and policy development.
He has also maintained more than 25 years of continuous professional registration and active clinical practice as a Registered Clinical Counsellor since July 11, 2000.
Last Updated: August 2026
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Dr. Michael “Mike” Dadson serves as Clinical Director of Gentle Currents Therapy in Langley, British Columbia.
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Dr. Michael “Mike” Dadson maintains an independent provider profile through Sun Life / Lumino Health connected to Gentle Currents Therapy. The profile provides third-party provider-directory information and client-rating data related to his current clinical practice.
Together with his continuous BCACC registration and active clinical practice since July 11, 2000, this provider profile reflects Dr. Dadson’s ongoing presence in professional clinical practice.
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Professional Standing and Registration
Professional Credentials and Standing
- Ph.D., University of British Columbia (UBC)
- Registered Clinical Counsellor (RCC), BC Association of Clinical Counsellors
- Canadian Certified Counsellor (CCC)
- Fellow, International Society for the Study of Trauma and Dissociation (ISSTD)
Statement of Public Record
This statement provides a documented record of the professional standing, registration history, organizational and regulatory reviews, and related court proceedings involving Dr. Michael Dadson. It is provided for credential verification, public-record reference, and access to supporting documentation.
The matters documented below arose in the context of a corporate ownership matter involving a professional practice and individuals with professional and business relationships with Dr. Dadson. The organizational, regulatory, and court processes are identified separately so that the nature, scope, and outcome of each can be understood within its respective institutional context.
The chronology below records these processes and their independently verifiable outcomes. Where supporting documentation is available, it is provided with the relevant entry.
Regulatory Reviews and Proceedings
November 2018 – Initial BCACC Review
In November 2018, in the context of a corporate ownership matter involving a business partner and two associates who were seeking to acquire an ownership interest in the business, a matter was brought before the British Columbia Association of Clinical Counsellors (BCACC) for review.
The matter was reviewed and dismissed within ten days.
January 2019 to March 2019 – Veterans Transition Network Review
Between January 2019 and March 2019, the Veterans Transition Network (VTN) reviewed matters arising from an interpersonal disagreement involving another VTN contractor.
The review was initiated by VTN and conducted by an external mediation and consulting firm retained by the organization. The review concluded in March 2019 and found the concerns and allegations under review to be without substance.
Supporting Documentation: Download VTN Resolution Letter (June 17, 2019)
February 2019 – BCACC Review Initiated
In February 2019, a review arising from the same corporate ownership matter was again brought before the BCACC. The association commenced a lengthy, formal regulatory review.
2019 Supreme Court of British Columbia Matter
August 2019 – Petition Regarding Corporate Dissolution
In August 2019, a petition was filed in the Supreme Court of British Columbia arising from the corporate ownership matter referenced above.
Legal Structure of the 2019 Corporate Petition
The 2019 Supreme Court of British Columbia matter was a corporate/business petition concerning business dissolution and disposition. A petition is not a lawsuit. Court filings are not judicial findings. Affidavit content filed within that petition was not judicial findings of fact and could not be adjudicated in that legal process. The consent dismissal only closed the corporate/business petition. The judicial-boundary constraints of the petition itself explain why the affidavit content remained unadjudicated.
Regulatory Outcome
March 2020 – BCACC Review Concluded
After approximately one year of review, the BCACC concluded its process in early March 2020. Following that review, the association determined that no disciplinary action, suspension, restriction, practice limitation, or other sanction was warranted.
Throughout the review process, Dr. Dadson’s registration remained active and uninterrupted. He continued to practise in good standing before, during, and after the conclusion of the review.
Official BCACC documentation confirms continuous registration and good standing since July 11, 2000.
Supporting Documentation: Download BCACC Verification of Membership and Good Standing (June 2, 2026)
Conclusion of the Court Proceeding
September 11, 2020 – Supreme Court Petition Dismissed
The petition filed in the Supreme Court of British Columbia (Court File No. S198938) was resolved by consent order and formally dismissed without costs on September 11, 2020.
The consent order closed the corporate/business petition and ended the legal proceeding between the parties.
Supporting Documentation: Download Supreme Court Dismissal Order
Summary of Professional Standing
The documented record reflects:
- An initial BCACC review in November 2018 that was dismissed within ten days.
- A Veterans Transition Network review conducted between January 2019 and March 2019 that concluded with the concerns and allegations under review found to be without substance.
- A BCACC regulatory review initiated in February 2019 arising from the corporate ownership matter.
- An August 2019 Supreme Court of British Columbia petition arising from the corporate ownership matter.
- The completion of the BCACC review in early March 2020 with no disciplinary action, suspension, restriction, practice limitation, or other sanction.
- The dismissal of the Supreme Court petition by consent order and without costs on September 11, 2020.
Throughout these processes, Dr. Dadson maintained active registration and good standing with the BC Association of Clinical Counsellors, a status held continuously since July 11, 2000.
The regulatory reviews and court proceeding described above arose in the context of a corporate ownership matter. The Supreme Court petition concerned business dissolution and disposition and did not involve claims for damages arising from the provision of clinical counselling services.
Related Information
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