It can be hard feeling overwhelmed with your day to day, behavior concerns can cause a lot of tension and stress in the home and outside the home. You don’t have to suffer alone; child behaviors, disabilities, and teen risk behaviors can affect the family dynamics but it can be managed to help individuals and families thrive. I am registered Provincial Psychologist who has over 8 years experience working with children ages 0 - 17 years working with disabilities, behaviors, and routine. I support individuals, couples, and families in a multitude of settings. Each client is unique and therefore their therapeutic process and solutions will be unique to them. I am here to provide clients with a safe, comfortable, judgement-free, supportive, and caring environment. The main therapeutic approach I use is Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, due to its adaptability and inclusivity regarding clients. As a psychologist I believe I need to work alongside my clients and support them in their journey.

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My name is Madison, and I am completing my masters in counselling psychology from Athabasca University. I completed my undergraduate degree in Applied Psychology at Concordia University of Edmonton. I have experience in psychological assessments and enjoy working with a wide range of populations and concerns. I believe that counselling can be an amazing resource to bring out clients’ strengths and abilities, while also being a safe space to navigate challenges that happen in life. My goal is to provide a comfortable and genuine environment for you to explore your thoughts, feelings, emotions, and behaviors, and work towards positive change and growth. By focusing on strengths and fostering a collaborative therapeutic relationship, I hope to help empower you to navigate challenges, build resilience, and move towards the life you want. I draw on an integrative approach to counselling that helps me tailor therapy to your unique needs. Whether you are seeking support through a life transition, managing mental health concerns, or simply looking for a space to better understand yourself, I am committed to walking alongside you with care and compassion.​

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Hello! My name is Parveen Chaggar and I identify as she/her. I am a proud Punjabi Sikh woman with a burning passion for psychology. Growing up in a Punjabi community, I have always been inspired by the power of understanding and supporting others. I believe that hard work, combined with empathy and compassion, can bring about profound transformations and healing in individuals. I am constantly seeking to expand my knowledge by engaging in research projects or actively participating in community initiatives. I am also deeply connected to my cultural roots. I strongly believe in the diversity and the importance of embracing different perspectives. With my cultural background I aim to create an inclusive sensitive space where individuals can feel comfortable and understood. With my empathetic nature, I aim to contribute to the betterments of individuals, families, and society as a whole.

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Hello, my name is Brad, and I am currently completing the practicum part of my Masters of Arts in Counseling Psychology from Yorkville University. I also have an undergraduate degree in psychology from the University of Alberta. For the last 13 years I’ve worked as a paramedic and a firefighter. While in this field I developed an interest in mental health, and the impacts that it may have on one’s life. I’m particularly interested in the effects of trauma on one’s wellbeing.

I take a collaborative approach to counselling, working with each individual in creating an empathetic and supportive environment where we work on the problem at hand together. I look forward to meeting you. 

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I am a Canadian Certified Counsellor (CCC) and specializes in trauma-informed, evidence-based therapy, integrating experiential, somatic, and expressive arts approaches with neuroscience, attachment theory, and mindfulness. My practice supports clients in navigating anxiety, trauma, life transitions, and emotional challenges, fostering deep healing and personal transformation. I bring over two decades of arts-based learning experience and a deep understanding of research to my therapeutic work, using creative modalities to promote emotional resilience and well-being. My graduate research focused on military war trauma and how arts can support healing.

I have lived, worked, and traveled across Europe and Asia, speak several languages, and love learning about different cultures. I love water and horses and am currently involved in training a very cute service dog.

I also provide counselling services specific to service dog training and considerations.

I see children, youth, couples, and adults experiencing trauma, veteran and first responder related challenges, anxiety, grief, childhood issues, addictions, life transitions, and emotional regulation.

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Living in the struggle of active addiction is not easy. Finding the right addiction rehab facility, detox centre and after care can be just as hard. Addiction counselling is an added bonus into your journey of recovery. I am eager to work towards change with those who’s lives are impacted by addiction. I am purposeful about removing the stigma of addiction and helping to inform and educate people. Addiction is a chronic illness. People who have it are likely to relapse. I can guide you toward the proper pathways and help aid in that preventative care. I am here and motivated in joining you on what will become a transformation into your own unique journey.

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Hi, I’m Sarah, a Master of Arts in Counselling Psychology student at Yorkville University. I am currently completing my practicum. I obtained my undergraduate degree in psychology from MacEwan University. I moved around a lot as a kid but settled nearby in St Albert. I enjoy working with anyone and learning their story; I have experience with and enjoy working with our Indigenous populations. Laughter is very healing, and I incorporate it into my day as much as possible. I am a huge advocate for therapy and have attended for years; it has made a significant positive difference in my life that I want others to experience firsthand. My therapeutic approach is authentic, empathic and client-centered, as you are the expert in your life.

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Overcoming life’s troubles can be really hard. Two out of every three people suffer in silence; often feeling ashamed or fearing judgement & rejection. Times have changed, and asking for help is no longer considered a weakness. In fact, it’s one of the most important, life-changing decisions we can make for ourselves. It’s true that emotional hurts take time to heal. Sharing our story in supportive, therapeutic environment can be the courageous first step in finding relief from our troubles & stressors. I use Emotion Focused Therapy, EMDR, solution focused, and a narrative focus in my treatment plan. It’s OK to not feel like yourself. Please know, that no one should have to face their problem’s alone. If you’re open to it, let’s talk!

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I am in the final stages of completing my Addiction and Community Support Worker program, and I am currently completing my practicum hours. My interest in this field comes from a genuine passion for supporting individuals as they navigate challenges and work toward building healthier, more fulfilling lives. I approach my work with empathy, patience, and a non-judgmental perspective. I believe in meeting people where they are at in their journey and helping them feel understood and supported. My goal is to create a safe and encouraging environment where clients feel comfortable sharing their experiences and are motivated to take positive steps forward. I value the resilience and strength that each person carries, even during difficult times. I aim to walk alongside clients as they discover their own abilities and work toward their goals. Whether it’s offering encouragement, practical support, or simply being a compassionate listener, I am committed to helping individuals feel empowered in their journey of change.

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First of all, I want to thank you for taking this first step in coming to therapy. I know it can be difficult but I truly admire your courage in overcoming this challenge. I’m confident you’ll continue to overcome many more in the future. As a Mental Health Clinician, I am committed to providing a safe, supportive, and encouraging space where my clients can explore their thoughts, emotions, and challenges.

Growing up in a BIPOC community, I experienced firsthand the difficulty of not always having a space to share my experiences. Because of that, I strive to be a source of support where all my clients can feel comfortable, seen, and heard.

During our sessions, I will take an empathetic, client-centered approach to build a strong therapeutic relationship while providing interventions that best meet your unique needs. Thank you for trusting me and I hope we can work together to support you the best way possible.

Note: I am a pre-licensed therapist, and I am in the process of registering with CAP to receive my Provisional Psychologist License.

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Hi! My name is Anika, and I am a Student Intern Therapist currently completing my master’s degree in counselling at City University of Seattle. I also have an undergraduate degree in Psychology and Sociology.

Before beginning my career in counselling, I worked with community members requiring aid with attaining housing, employment, addiction and mental health support services. Over the past few years, I have formed relationships with community members rooted in trust and understanding, particularly supporting awareness and sensitivity around various forms of trauma. My experiences working alongside marginalized individuals have shaped my belief in meeting them where they are at, with empathy and compassion.

My therapeutic style is warm, and strength focused. I strive to create an engaging partnership with clients where they can feel safe and empowered to explore their strengths and challenges. While collaborating with clients with diverse life experiences and intersecting identities, I emphasize the significance of culture in our lives, as it influences how we understand ourselves, relate to others, and make meaning of our experiences. It would be a privilege to cultivate trust within our therapeutic relationship as we move forward together.

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My experience is working with people experiencing anxiety, depression, PTSD, veterans, first responders, pre-teens and teens, sexual assault, trauma and domestic violence. I believe in meeting people where they are to start addressing the experiences or stressors by working together to help ease the distress that you may be experiencing. As a clinical social worker I am passionate about helping others to develop the skills and support system that is needed to address their problems. I often believe it is important to be culturally competent and spend time educating on best practice for a diverse populations. No one is alone they just need the right person to talk to. Don’t give up hope and reach out today to start your path to healing.

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Welcome! A little about myself, I have worked in Human Services for the past 30 years, from ABA programs, Children’s Services, assessments, and Mental Health Therapy. This work has offered me vast experience working with many populations, such as Veterans, First Responders, trauma survivors, Indigenous People and Persons with Disabilities. I work with a multidisciplinary approach dependent on the client needs with a goal orientated approach. I am trained in EMDR and use this modality quite frequently. With this experience and additional education. I have expanded to offer Psychological Assessments including, cognitive, behavioral, and educational. I have assisted with Disability Tax Credits, AISH and PDD applications, Forensic Reports, VAC assessments. We offer 15 minute, free consultations to see if we are a fit

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I strive to create a warm, supportive, non-judgemental environment for my clients to work on issues causing distress. I believe in using a person-centered approach and empowering others to address issues in their lives. I incorporate various therapeutic interventions including Cognitive Behavior Therapy, EMDR, and solution focused approaches to provide clients with practical skills they can incorporate into daily life. Some of my areas of interest include intergenerational trauma, burnout, boundary setting, complex relationships, grief, anxiety, and depression. I have a passion for supporting mental wellness for Black women and BIPOC individuals. I am of Caribbean descent and I have extensive lived experience about being Black in Canada. I’m a passionate advocate for anti racism and counselling is offered through an intersectional, culturally sensitive lens.

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My focus is to assist clients through life transitions, depression, anxiety, and trauma recovery. Specializing in trauma counselling for CAF, RCMP, EMS, CSC, and other front line workers. I am experienced with VAC assessments, with an in depth knowledge of VAC policies, and benefits. My approach is strength based, and solution focused using research based methods. My unique life experiences as a female Veteran provide compassionate empathy, and understanding of the great need for trauma counselling. My role is to work on your goals to achieve better life balance, and turn pain into peace using Solution Focused Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Narrative Therapy, and Mindfulness practices. I work with clients who have post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), anxiety, depression, sleep issues, and anger management issues. I continue to develop my counselling skills through research, ongoing training, and working with a diversely skilled team. Life brings times of challenge and struggle, but solutions are better achieved when you have the right team working for you. Don’t continue to struggle alone, call and set up a free consultation.

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I am passionate about helping and supporting adolescents and adults through life’s many obstacles, such as depression, anxiety, ADHD, life transitions, relationship issues, self-esteem, and job/academic performance issues. I work with Clients to identify their strengths and resources so they can use them to manage problems and find solutions so that each client can discover and reach their preferred outcome. I work with clients collaboratively, which means we both bring unique skills to the counselling session and work together towards the client’s preferred outcome. I have a direct and supportive style which allows for optimum use of the client’s time. My demeanor is genuine, empathetic, empowering, non-judgmental, and at times gregarious. I have extensive experience working with post-secondary students and have a unique insight into the many challenges and issues these clients face. I have been told by many current and former clients that building rapport and a trusting supportive relationship are two of my strengths. I believe this helps the clients feel comfortable and ready to share their story early in the therapeutic process.

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Hello! My name is Naima. I am a student completing a Master of Spirituality and Psychotherapy at St.Stephen’s College. My studies have developed a deep appreciation of the complexities of human experience. That’s why I find it important that the therapy room is a safe and inviting space for people to explore their thoughts and feelings. I am passionate about working with you and creating a collaborative atmosphere where you feel heard and valued. With a focus on listening, understanding, cultural humility, and spiritual integration, I am dedicated to creating an inclusive environment for individuals from all walks of life and diverse backgrounds. I look forward to meeting you where you are and supporting you in your journey.

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