Online Counselling for Alberta

Seeing the change in a client’s life is powerful, and I love being able to play a role in it. When you feel the burden and pressures of life weighing you down, it can be so easy to resort to being hard on yourself. Have you ever wondered what might be possible if the energy you spend in being self-critical could be directed somewhere else? Perhaps you notice you are struggling with a relationship that leaves you feeling stuck. Together, we can build a preferred way of being as we will explore attachment styles, trauma and other aspects of life that may be causing you distress. You matter and your life is worth living.

Accepting new clients! We often heal best in relationship, and so my primary goal is to create a space where we can work together using what we have both learned along our journey. As I am registered and licensed with The College of Alberta Psychologists to ensure the highest standards of care, I am accepted by most insurance companies! I began my trauma care journey 35 years ago after surving the San Francisco earthquake, working with emergency response teams and teaching disaster psychology. In 1998, I completed my graduate degree in counselling psychology with an emphasis on health and began advocating for teens with ADHD.

I provide support and guidance for anxiety, trauma, stress, and relationships. My clients say I am their "safe space." I feel privileged to play that role! I have experience working with adults in various stages of relational and personal development. I am also skilled in working with couples. My approach involves a collaborative process of building a genuine therapeutic relationship, defining goals and values, and addressing obstacles to growth. I use a variety of therapy models, depending on specific needs. I accept you as you are as I join you in your journey.

Do strong emotions and memories impact how you live? Unresolved trauma and chronic stress can create negative thoughts and feelings and negatively impact our overall well-being. We may experience anxiety/depression, addiction, chronic stress, etc. Coping mechanisms may become ineffective or even harmful over time. Are you new to therapy - or have been to therapy before - call to discuss how trauma therapy may help.