Andrew Blackwood

Husband, Father, Clinical Counsellor and, Mental Health Professional, Dr. Andrew L. Blackwood, affectionately known as “Coach Drew”, has been using healing communication to address the spiritual, emotional, and mental health needs of individuals, couples, families and organizations for more than 20 years. 

Andrew’s healing journey through anxiety and childhood divorce helps him appreciate the painful challenges of those he works with as well as God’s grace and power to overcome.  As you will see and hear, his approach to addressing anxiety, esteem, and emotional injury, is simple to understand, yet deeply effective at promoting healing in relationships for couples, families and communities. 

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October 10, 2025

For more than 20 years, Dr. Andrew Blackwood—known to many as Coach Drew—has been helping families reconnect and find healing. In this interview, he shares how God has used his own story to restore hope and bring lasting transformation to others.

June 14, 2019

Andrew Blackwood, also known as Coach Drew is a registered Psychotherapist and life coach, speaker, consultant and educator! He joins us to talk about his book “The Art of a Genuine Apology” and to share some Father’s Day encouragement!

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