Female Therapists in Spruce Grove, AB

Bonjour, hello! My name is Geneviève, you can also call me Gen! My pronouns are she/her, et oui, je suis bilingue. My practice as a Registered Provisional Psychologist is rooted in a deep appreciation for each individual’s story, personal struggles, and inherent strengths. We all go through hard times and can benefit from some support to process and find our own best way forward. My goal is to hold a safe space for you within which we will sit and reflect with compassion. Together we can walk the paths you lead us on with connection and vulnerability.

Welcome to my profile. I'm Cheryl Otterbein, specializing in C-PTSD and trauma with a focus on men's mental health. Utilizing CBT, ACT, DBT, clinical counselling hypnotherapy, and more, I offer a compassionate and understanding environment for healing. My practice emphasizes a holistic and collaborative approach, ensuring you feel supported and empowered. If you're facing trauma or seeking personal growth, I'm here to guide you towards a more balanced and fulfilling life. Let's embark on this journey together. Reach out for a consultation to start your path to recovery.

As a Counseling Psychology student, I aim to support you on your journey helping you reach your full potential. I value genuine connection and will aim to bring an authentic, positive outlook to our work together. Following an open and honest posture in conversation I hope to discover your inner strengths to move forward through difficult emotions and life s

"Life's not about waiting for the storm to pass ..... It's about learning to dance In the rain." - Vivian Greene - I welcome the opportunity to dance in the rain with you ... to explore the storms that have marred your life and prevented you from knowing joy. To help you discover the beauty of the storm, and perhaps more importantly, become empowered to weather present and future storms. Personal pain takes many forms: relationships that are a little off, and need realignment, or completely broken requiring redesign. Your pain may take the form of depression, anxiety, fear, or traumatic memories.

HI! My name is Imane, I am a Moroccan-Canadian woman, with a dream to one day make a difference in the world through mental health and psychology. I completed my masters in Psychological Sciences in Duluth, Minnesota. Following, I decided to move somewhere colder (because -30 was not enough), fast forward a year and here I am, a Provisional Psychologist in Edmonton! I am dedicated to providing mental health services to all individuals regardless of race, religion, color or creed. I believe that all people deserve compassion. I strive to incorporate cultural competency and unconditional positive regard in my work.

Facing life’s challenges alone can be overwhelming. I am committed to creating an open and safe environment for individuals to share, engage, learn, and reflect. Working from a trauma-informed, anti-oppressive approach, I strive to ensure that everyone I work with feels welcomed, understood, and valued. I believe that this is the way to heal and I invite the whole person: body, feelings, inner parts, and culture, into a non-judgmental space. Healing and wholeness are possible with empathy and connection.

I believe in tailoring therapy to you; incorporating elements of your life and history so each meeting feels authentic, meaningful and paves the way for change. This might include first building a narrative around your current concern, working on strategies to tackle symptoms, or diving deeper into the past and the root of your concerns. Whatever the goal, you're in charge of how you want your therapeutic experience to look. I work with children and adults and have a special interest working with anxiety, ADHD, relationship concerns, divorce, trauma, mood disorders, emotional regulation, and suicidal ideation.

Welcome to a sacred journey psychological services inc., a community-based counselling centre of Registered Psychologists offering services to Spruce Grove, Parkland County, and the greater Edmonton area. Our office services all age groups including children, adolescents, adults and elderly, and treats a vast array of mental health issues in individual, couples and/or family counselling.

Perceptions...This is what we live out. Our perceptions of life. How we see the world and what we expect. Sometimes life does not ask you what you want, and it can get frustrating , or downright painful trying to live with, date or communicate with someone in your life. Finding YOU is a large part of the answer. Who are you? What messages are you sending and receiving? What do you want from your life? What would it take to get that? To be able to feel good about yourself and your life again. Sometimes an outside perspective can help you to see more clearly. Reaching out for someone with an objective view can help with that.

Hello! As an experienced psychologist who is passionate about helping individuals and families experiencing difficulties and struggling with well-being, I will help you access, develop, and build on your own inner resources by listening and providing a caring and objective presence. I work with trauma and PTSD, mood (depression and anxiety), and some relationship concerns. We are located in Spruce Grove, AB.

I am a Registered Provisional Psychologist with experience working in corrections and community settings. I am a member of ATSA (Association for the Treatment and Prevention of Sexual Abuse) and work with clients who are facing legal issues around sexual offending as well as clients who are struggling with problematic sexual thoughts and behaviours. I can provide a non-judgemental space for those clients who need a safe place to seek help.

I work with individuals with a wide-range of concerns and backgrounds but my main areas of focus are working with anxiety, eating disorders, ADHD and addiction issues. In my therapeutic approach, I aim to understand you and your world. Although people may share the same common symptoms, issues, and life’s ups and downs: no two people experience them exactly the same. It is important for me to understand how you experience things, so I can help you find solutions that fit for you. Together we will work collaboratively to figure out what is working for you and how to change the things that are not.

I'm Kim Long and I love to be a resource for adolescents, veterans, and adults just like you. You become empowered to feel safer in an unpredictable world by effectively using the information your own mind, body, and emotions tell you. Like a GPS on a car, my job is to enable to you reach your destination by using the maps you provide. If we take a detour, it's my role to reroute and help clarify the connection between the information you provide and where you want to go.

I work with clients to manage and treat anxiety, anger, and depression. Many of my clients are women, but I am open to anyone wanting to improve their mental health. I practice from a trauma informed client centred, empowering perspective. I use current evidence based interventions such as cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT), solution focused therapy, mindfulness, and strength based therapies. My practice is a safe space and everyone is welcome. I proudly serve all communities including LGBTQ2S +, BIPOC, and military/ first responders.

As a Registered Psychologist and Registered Play Therapist, I come with over ten years of experience working with children, youth, adults, and families. I offer both in person and virtual services from Spruce Grove, AB and virtual services to the NWT. I have clinical/private, school-based, home, community and group home experience. Many of the children I work with present with trauma, attachment concerns, anxiety, depression, behavioural challenges and difficulties with regulation. Common concerns expressed from adults include stress management, life transitions, anxiety, depression, work-life balance and marital or family issues.

Thank you for selecting my profile! I am the director of Daring Greatly Psychological and offer supervision to Registered Provisional Psychologists. While my caseload is currently full, my wonderful team members at Daring Greatly Psychological are available to assist you with your care.

Life is messy. That's all there is to it. Sometimes the mess is manageable...even beautiful. But sometimes, it can be overwhelming and distressing... As Dr. Suess says, sometimes the mess is "so big and so deep and so tall" you have absolutely no idea where to start the process of sorting it out. It is particularly challenging when the tangled mess involves difficult thoughts, big feelings, and important relationships. All of us need some help sorting things out sometimes. If you are ready to sort through this kind of mess, but need help figuring out how to do that, I can help.

Our clinic focus is on helping adults and couples to find a sense of meaning, purpose, and connection in their lives. We provide psychological assessment and counselling services that adhere to evidence-based approaches tailored to your needs and preferences. We are currently accepting patients and you are welcome to check out our website www.thecounsellingpsychologyclinic.com or call/email us (see side for contact info) to learn more about our services and approach. We are currently booking Telehealth sessions via secure encrypted video so you are able to safely access our services from the comfort of your home or office.

My belief is that psychology is not a “one size fits all” solution. Just as each person differs through their personality, qualities, and life experiences, so does the healing journey and plan of care for each individual. If you are looking to understand where your thoughts, feelings and behaviours might stem from, you are in the right place. I work primarily with youth and adults who struggle with symptoms of depression, anxiety, trauma, and those who are overwhelmed with increased stress in overcoming current life events.

I approach all my work from a neurodivergence affirming framework and a holistic wellness perspective. I personally have an ADHD diagnosis, and am a mother of a multiply disabled teen, providing me with lived experience and passion for walking with others in similar circumstances.

Are you experiencing problem with anxious thoughts or feelings? Are you looking for a counsellor who is willing to listen, as well as be honest and direct? If so, I'm the counsellor for you. My passion in counselling comes from the belief in change and the necessity to be present in our lives. To steer our own ship! I understand that life is challenging and work, family, and personal demands are difficult to overcome. However, I also believe that with the right person guiding you, you will be able to make changes to feel more well.

Feeling overwhelmed! Not sure what to do or where to start? I believe the purpose of counselling is to help you develop the necessary skills to help get you through difficult times. I have 15+ years of expertise in treating depression, anxiety, trauma and PTSD, relationship issues, workplace issues, grief/loss, self-esteem, and personality-related problems. We will explore how to change negative thought patterns, deal with difficult emotions, explore new perspectives, create behavioral changes, improve self worth, enhance relationships communication and connection and create a more meaningful life.

When life is overwhelming and you feel alone, I offer a safe space for those who want to tell their story and improve their health and well-being. Everybody needs somebody to talk to. There is no "one-size-fits-all" formula for wellness, which is why I offer a holistic approach to therapy, where collaboration and trust strengthen your unique path to self-discovery. The answers lie within ourselves and in times of crisis, when you may not have friends or family to turn to for help, psychotherapy can offer the support you need to discover the answers within yourself. Flexible hours and session delivery options available.

'Life is pain, highness. Anyone who tells you differently is selling something'- William Goldman (from The Princess Bride). All sarcasm aside, life can be painful. Not being okay can be scary, especially if no one in your support system feels comfortable talking about emotions or mental health. If you're looking for someone to talk to, you've probably gotten to the place where seeking help is less scary than staying where you are right now. I've been there. Asking for help goes against what Western society tells us: that we should be able to figure it all out on our own while also being productive. No wonder we don't like feelings.