Mental Health Services

Specializations

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TRAUMA
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GRIEF
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anxiety
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depression
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self esteem
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Relationships
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ADHD
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youth & families

EMDR - Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing Therapy

EMDR is an evidence based, trauma informed therapy intervention that helps clients to heal from the symptoms of trauma and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). This structured intervention helps to reduce the vividness and emotional distress associated with trauma memories by using bilateral stimulation (typically eye movements or tapping) while the client briefly focuses on part of the trauma memory. EMDR is also a helpful intervention to treat symptoms of anxiety, depression, addiction, chronic pain and other distressing life events.

For more information about EMDR, click here.

The Grief Recovery Method

The Grief Recovery Method is an evidence based intervention that helps grievers deal with the pain that can be caused by the more than forty types of loss. Through this structured program, the the therapist guides the client as they learn about grief, reflect on their experiences of grief throughout their lifetime and take action to heal from their loss.

For more information about The Grief Recovery Method, click here.

The Gottman Method of Couples Therapy

The Gottman Method of couples therapy is a research-based intervention that provides couples with support related to communication, conflict management and intimacy. This intervention focuses on helping couples to have respect and empathy toward each other and to remove barriers causing stagnancy.

For more information about The Gottman Method Couples Therapy, click here.

CBT - Cognitive Behavioural Therapy

CBT is an evidence based intervention that helps clients to identify and change the unhelpful and destructive thought patterns that have a negative influence on their behaviours and emotions. This intervention is often used to help clients with anxiety, depression and low-self esteem.

SFT - Solution Focused Therapy

SFT is an evidence based intervention that focuses on the client’s unique strengths. It highlights their ability to find solutions to their problems using a goal-oriented, collaborative approach. Our therapists incorporate this approach into all our work with clients.

Family Therapy

Family therapy provides the opportunity for two or more family members to work collaboratively with the therapist to address various challenges related to family dynamics including conflict resolution, communication, parenting, substance use, grief, trauma, mental health and more.

Attachment Therapy

Early attachment experiences with our primary caregivers shape the adults that we become. The goal of attachment-based psychotherapy is to address the limiting effects of negative early attachment experiences and to strengthen the capacity for secure relationships.

Ego State Therapy

Ego state therapy is based on psychodynamic theory, and recognizes that people have a unique set of identities or roles that define them as a person. People may become stuck in a particular ego state, leading to anxiety or unhealthy behavior patterns. This therapy helps people to navigate and understand their identity to create emotional harmony.

Mindfulness

Practicing mindfulness involves a variety of techniques to promote relaxation and build awareness of what you are feeling in the present moment, free of judgment or analysis. This practice is beneficial for managing mental health and as a part of self-care.

Individual Therapy for Children, Youth and Adults

In-person and telehealth sessions are available.
$220 per 50 minute session.
$330 per 80 minute session.
Sliding scale fees are available upon inquiry.

Couples Therapy

In-person and telehealth sessions are available.
$220 per 50 minute session.
$330 per 80 minute session.
Sliding scale fees are available upon inquiry.

Family Therapy

In-person and telehealth sessions are available.
$220 per 50 minute session.
$330 per 80 minute session.
Sliding scale fees are available upon inquiry.

Low Cost Individual & Couples Therapy with a Clinical Intern

Low-cost therapy with our Masters level Clinical Intern for children (10+), youth, adults and couples.
In-person and telehealth sessions available.
$55 per 50 minute session
Sliding scale fees are available upon inquiry.

Consultation

All of our mental health therapists offer a free 15 minute phone consultation prior to booking.

We also offer paid consultation services to other mental health professionals seeking to support, guidance or resources.

We accept a variety of Insurance and Benefits plans

The coverage depends on the individual provider. Click on a provider's name below for more information:

Convenient

Did you know that you can book, modify and attend your therapy appointment online or over the phone?

Telehealth ensures that mental health support is available when and where you need it. All you need is a phone for a phone session, or a device with a camera and microphone for a video session. We will take care of the rest!

Confidential

Our secure online platform is compliant with Canadian privacy standards, so you can rest assured that your information is kept private. Your therapist will be located in a quiet and private space to conduct your telehealth session.

COVID-19 Safe

Your physical and mental wellness is important to us. By continuing to offer counselling services online, you can access support when you need it, from the comfort and safety of a location of your choice. If you are feeling unwell, you can always request to change your in-person session to a telehealth session.

Tips before your session

Attending therapy using telehealth is new to many people. It is normal to feel unsure about what to expect. Below are some helpful tips to ensure your telehealth experience goes smoothly.

Privacy

In order to ensure your telehealth session remains confidential, follow these helpful tips to protect your privacy at home:
  • Set up in a quiet, private space where you will not be interrupted or overheard
  • Let other household members know that you will be in a meeting so they can respect your privacy during the counselling session
  • Use headphones with your device to increase privacy
  • Turn on a fan, white noise machine or playlist in the background
  • If you are interrupted, let your therapist know so you can pause the session until you have privacy again

Before the session

  • Complete regularly scheduled updates on your device
  • Turn on your device and login a few minutes before your session is scheduled to begin
  • Ensure your device has an adequate charge or is connected to a power source
  • Ensure you are connected to the internet (for video sessions only)
  • Ensure you are dressed appropriately (dress as you would to attend an in-person appointment)
  • Put notifications and cell phone on 'silent'
  • Alert household members that you will be in an online meeting so they don't interrupt
  • Get comfortable: blankets, a glass of water and tissues are often helpful to have handy

During the session

  • Your therapist will review some standard telehealth information with you, including your location during the session, emergency contact and verification of your privacy
  • Your therapist will review a 'back up plan' in case there are technical issues
  • You and your therapist will create a unique treatment plan to meet your needs

After the session

Since your session will take place in a location of your choosing and not the therapy office, it is important to be mindful of the transition back into your daily life after the session ends. Therapy is hard work and can be mentally and emotionally difficult at times. Stepping back into your regular routine directly after a session might be overwhelming. Here are some tips to support good self care following a session:
  • Plan for some extra time to yourself following the session to collect your thoughts, do some deep breathing, self reflection, etc.
  • When your session is over and you are ready to resume your daily routine, you may want to create some sort of ritual to signify the transition. Some suggestions are making a cup of tea, blowing out a candle that was lit during the session, or physically leaving the room you were in
  • Practice self compassion following the session and be mindful that your emotions may be more 'raw' than usual
  • Complete homework tasks if any were suggested during the session
  • Book your next appointment if you didn't do so already

EMDR - Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing Therapy

EMDR is an evidence based, trauma informed therapy intervention that helps clients to heal from the symptoms of trauma and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). This structured intervention helps to reduce the vividness and emotional distress associated with trauma memories by using bilateral stimulation (typically eye movements or tapping) while the client briefly focuses on part of the trauma memory. EMDR is also a helpful intervention to treat symptoms of anxiety, depression, addiction, chronic pain and other distressing life events.

For more information about EMDR, click here.

The Grief Recovery Method

The Grief Recovery Method is an evidence based intervention that helps grievers deal with the pain that can be caused by the more than forty types of loss. Grief is the normal and natural response to loss. Grief is also the conflicting feelings caused by a change of or end in a familiar pattern of behaviour.

CBT - Cognitive Behavioural Therapy

CBT is an evidence based intervention that helps clients to identify and change the maladaptive and destructive thought patterns that have a negative influence on their behaviours and emotions.

SFT - Solution Focused Therapy

SFT is an evidence based intervention that focuses on the client’s unique strengths. It highlights their ability to find solutions to their problems using a goal-oriented, collaborative approach.

Theraplay & Play Based Modalities

Theraplay is recognized by the Association of Play Therapy as an effective intervention that is designed to enhance healthy attachments between the child and their caregiver. Theraplay and other play based modalities such as Sand Tray, role play, interactive games and visual art mediums may be used to support the child as they process trauma, cope with grief and learn healthy coping strategies.

Individual Therapy for Children, Youth and Adults

In-person and telehealth sessions are available.
$220 per 50 minute session.
$330 per 80 minute session.
Sliding scale fees are available upon inquiry.

Consultation

Consultations are available for family members or friends seeking support or resources for a loved one.

Case consultations available for mental health professionals seeking treatment guidance, support or resources for a client.
At this time, all sessions will be conducted via telehealth over phone or video. Online sessions are held over a secure platform and take place from a location of your choice.

Still have questions? Book a free 15 minute phone consultation today.

Individual sessions for children, youth & adults

$200 per 50 minute session
Sliding scale is available on inquiry.

Consultations

$200 per 50 minute session
Sliding scale is available on inquiry.

Direct billing is available through:

Green Shield
Alberta Blue Cross (Blue Shield)

Other accepted insurance providers:

Manulife
Canada Life
Great West Life
Client is responsible for determining coverage.

Convenient

Did you know that you can book, modify and attend your therapy appointment online or over the phone?

Telehealth ensures that mental health support is available when and where you need it. All you need is a phone (phone therapy) or a device with a camera and microphone (video therapy). We will take care of the rest!

Confidential

Our secure online platform is compliant with Canadian privacy standards, so you can rest assured that your information is kept private. Your therapist will be located in a quiet and private space to conduct your telehealth session.

COVID-19 Safe

Your physical and mental wellness is important to us. By continuing to offer counselling services online, you can access support when you need it, from the comfort and safety of a location of your choice.

Tips before your session

Attending therapy using telehealth is new to many people. It is normal to feel unsure about what to expect. Below are some helpful tips to ensure your telehealth experience goes smoothly.

Privacy

In order to ensure your telehealth session remains confidential, follow these helpful tips to protect your privacy at home:
  • Set up in a quiet, private space where you will not be interrupted or overheard
  • Let other household members know that you will be in a meeting so they can respect your privacy during the counselling session
  • Use headphones with your device to increase privacy
  • Turn on a fan, white noise machine or playlist in the background
  • If you are interrupted, let your therapist know so you can pause the session until you have privacy again

Before the session

  • Complete regularly scheduled updates on your device
  • Turn on your device and login a few minutes before your session is scheduled to begin
  • Ensure your device has an adequate charge or is connected to a power source
  • Ensure you are connected to the internet (for video sessions only)
  • Ensure you are dressed appropriately (dress as you would to attend an in-person appointment)
  • Put notifications and cell phone on 'silent'
  • Alert household members that you will be in an online meeting so they don't interrupt
  • Get comfortable: blankets, a glass of water and tissues are often helpful to have handy

During the session

  • Your therapist will review some standard telehealth information with you, including your location during the session, emergency contact and verification of your privacy
  • Your therapist will review a 'back up plan' in case there are technical issues
  • You and your therapist will create a unique treatment plan to meet your needs

After the session

Since your session will take place in a location of your choosing and not the therapy office, it is important to be mindful of the transition back into your daily life after the session ends. Therapy is hard work and can be mentally and emotionally difficult at times. Stepping back into your regular routine directly after a session might be overwhelming. Here are some tips to support good self care following a session:
  • Plan for some extra time to yourself following the session to collect your thoughts, do some deep breathing, self reflection, etc.
  • When your session is over and you are ready to resume your daily routine, you may want to create some sort of ritual to signify the transition. Some suggestions are making a cup of tea, blowing out a candle that was lit during the session, or physically leaving the room you were in
  • Practice self compassion following the session and be mindful that your emotions may be more 'raw' than usual
  • Complete homework tasks if any were suggested during the session
  • Book your next appointment if you didn't do so already