Meet Pam

Registered Provisional Psychologist

Welcome, I am so glad you are here.

Life transitions and challenges can leave many people feeling overwhelmed, stuck, or uncertain about what to do next. Even with support from loved ones, it might not feel like enough. Therapy offers a safe, supportive space to sort through your thoughts and begin to move forward with clarity and confidence. You don’t have to face it alone.

While offering a compassionate and non-judgmental space, I also bring a practical mindset to problem-solving. Talking things through—whether there’s a clear solution or not—can provide valuable insight and connection. I find purpose in helping people navigate both personal struggles and professional crossroads.

Experience

Pam offers over 25 years of leadership experience in human resources, organizational development, and workplace psychological safety to her clinical work as a Registered Provisional Psychologist. With a strong foundation in positive psychology, coaching, and mental health in diverse settings, she brings her lived experienced and unique ability to build meaningful connections, foster resilience, and support personal growth. Her extensive background in guiding individuals and teams through complex transitions has equipped her with deep insight into human behaviour, emotional wellness, and the power of compassionate support. Pam approaches her clinical work with warmth, professionalism, and a deep commitment to helping clients thrive.

Client Focus

Young adults, parents, seniors and professionals

Types of Therapy

Person centered, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT), solution-focused therapy (SFT), strength-based.

Issues

Anxiety, depression, feeling overwhelmed, burnout recovery and compassion fatigue, grief, workplace stress and career counselling, life transitions, infidelity.

More than just my work

During my time away from work, I enjoy volunteering with animal welfare organizations – animals are very special to me, and I value the power of human-animal relationships, including how pets support healthy living and aging. During the warmer months, I enjoy gardening and adding color!

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Meet Dana

Registered Provisional Psychologist

Sometimes people feel caught in the same patterns, facing the same challenges, and not feeling as connected or fulfilled as they want to be. Whether you are dealing with anxiety, low mood, relationship issues, addictive behaviors, or a general sense that something isn’t working, I can help you explore what’s getting in the way and finding a new path forward.

My approach is both practical and compassionate. I work collaboratively to look beneath the surface at what’s driving your struggles, help you clarify your goals, and develop tools that support meaningful, lasting change. I will help you gain insight while staying grounded by taking practical steps that will help you move forward.

I also work with couples using the Gottman Method to provide practical, research-based exercises that will strengthen your relationship. I help partners recognize and resolve the emotional patterns that fuel disconnection and conflict, and support them in building trust, improving communication, and deepening emotional intimacy. The goal is to move from feeling disconnected to feeling like a team.

Experience

Dana began his journey as a therapist 15 years ago when he graduated with a BA in psychology. For 10 years he worked in a community mental health group home, where he gained experience working with complex and acute mental health needs. He attained his MA in counselling psychology, where he was able to continue developing his skills in a therapeutic setting. Dana has used his experience and knowledge to develop and sustain helping relationships that have greatly improved others’ quality of life.

Client Focus:

Couples, Individual Adult, Older Adult (50+), Adolescents (12+), Family

Types of therapy:

Short-Term Psychodynamic, Narrative, Gottman Couples Therapy, Existential, Mindfulness, Psychoanalytic, Strength-based, and Humanistic

Issues:

Men’s Issues, Anxiety, Depression, Addictions, Sexual Problems, Trauma, Grief, Personality Disorders, Family Problems, and Relationship Issues

More than just my work:

I have a creative mind that I express by making music and creative writing. I also enjoy consuming literature, movies, and visual arts. Following narratives and creative expression helps me learn more about human experience and is invaluable in my work as a therapist. I also practice daily mindfulness through meditation and yoga.

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Meet Kennedy

Registered Provisional Psychologist

Sometimes we can feel overwhelmed with the stresses and challenges in our lives. Unsure of where to begin, we can feel stuck and unable to see a way forward. I aim to create a therapeutic space for you to bring all parts of yourself and unpack your unique world piece by piece. As we explore the chapters that came before this one, I hope to help you regain the confidence and resilience you need to face your challenges and fears.

With a compassionate ear, I strive to create a space where my clients feel safe, valued, and seen while we explore your story. As you become more aware of the patterns and themes in your life, I admire seeing the progression in my clients during our time together as they embrace personal, emotional, spiritual, and mental progress. I am honored to lend a shoulder and be a part of your journey as you pursue change and growth.

Experience

Kennedy is a Registered Provisional Psychologist who has a passion for connecting with people on a deeper level to understand what makes you, you. Kennedy completed her Master of Arts in Counselling Psychology from Yorkville University and holds a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology & Sociology from the University of British Columbia. Over the past several years, Kennedy has worked as a cognitive therapist and psychometrist, providing assessment and treatment for clients suffering from traumatic brain injuries, neurological disease, psychological health issues and learning disabilities.

Client Focus

Children (5+), adolescents (5-18), adults (18+), families, and couples Types of Therapy Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Solution-Focused Therapy (SFT), Emotion Focused Therapy (EFT), Narrative Therapy, The Gottman Method, Walk & Talk Therapy

Issues

Anxiety, depression, child/adolescent stress and behaviours, anger management, stress management, burnout, life stressors, family dynamics, self-esteem, interpersonal conflict, thought disorders.

More than just my work:

When I’m not working, you can find me with my four-legged best friend, Teeko. We put on a lot of miles hiking up mountains and finding serene walking trails. In the winter months I enjoy snowboarding with friends or curling up by the fire with a good book (and Teeko). In the summer months I love going to the lake for wake surfing and family time (with Teeko). On the weekends I’m usually finding yet another adventure with my partner and our dog (did I mention Teeko?).

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Meet Wes

Canadian Certified Counsellor

At times, clients can find the initial stages of therapy daunting. They often feel distant from their ideal selves and are unsure of the first step to take.

In my therapeutic approach, I adopt a holistic method to assist clients in unraveling and understanding their feelings, experiences, and aspirations. My objective is to help clients deepen their self-awareness, facilitating transformations that guide them towards reaching their desired goals.

I aim to create a secure environment where clients feel at ease to express themselves and feel confident to share their concerns. A strong bond, founded on trust, allows us to collaboratively pursue beneficial outcomes throughout the therapeutic process.

Experience

Wesley holds a Master’s of Counselling Psychology with Yorkville University. With over fifteen years in the oil and gas sector, Wesley brings a depth of expertise from his tenure as a professional engineer. As the Team Lead for Projects, he honed his skills in guiding professionals in a dynamic work environment, ensuring they maximized their potential and achieved their career aspirations.

In addition to his professional experience, Wesley has consistently shown dedication to community involvement, particularly in the realm of youth development. His background in coaching hockey and lacrosse highlights his ability to mentor and motivate younger individuals. His significant time in children’s ministry reinforces his ability to nurture and guide young individuals through critical formative stages of life. This diverse background equips Wesley with a rich range of professional, and mentorship experiences.

Client Focus

Couples, Individuals, Children (age 10+)

Types of Therapy

SFBT, CBT, Gestalt, Narrative

Issues

Anxiety, Depression, Relationships, Conflict Management, Communication Skills

More than just my work:

When I’m not working, I’m out embracing adventure with my family. We love to escape to the outdoors to go camping, hiking, and hit the slopes for some snowboarding. If we can’t sneak away from town, we enjoy some local fun, from lazy days at the lake, jaunts to the park, breezy bike rides, competitive games nights, or simply taking in a good movie.

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Meet Rachel

Registered Provisional Psychologist

Today, we understand that therapy is not a bad word. In fact, in the journey of going after the life we want to live, it can be a huge help. With professional guidance, navigating relationships, building resilient self-esteem, and coming to terms with the normalcy of failing and getting back up can feel more attainable.

I know it can be confusing to get started and to find the right therapist, so feel free to try a first session or free consult. My goal is for therapy to be a place you look forward to going; somewhere you can find empathy, humour, and understanding.

I take the time to help you explore the impacts of your experiences, accept or let go of discomfort, and practice skills to help you at each stage of change. While I will gently challenge you to bring out the best in you, I want to get to know you as a person, and not a set of problems.

Experience

Rachel is a Registered Provisional Psychologist from BC who completed her training at the Calgary Counselling Centre – a world-renowned training site. Her diverse experience includes BC’s public health sector, supporting indigenous youth, and teaching in France. She completed her Master of Arts in Counselling Psychologist from Yorkville University and is currently training to provide personality, substance use, memory, and ADHD assessments.

Client Focus:

Couples, Individuals, Families, Teens (16+),

Types of therapy:

My approach is integrative. This means that I tailor my treatment around you as a person and in a way that considers what you need in the moment. I draw from Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, mindfulness and acceptance techniques, visual imagery, Narrative Therapy, and Gottman Therapy.

I also offer personality and cognitive assessments.

Issues:

Betrayal, Culture Clash, Poor Boundaries and Self-Esteem, Body Image, Burnout, Loneliness, Loss of Identity, Burnout, Anxiety, Depression, Difficulty Focusing, Difficulty emotionally regulating/Self-soothing, Codependency/Enmeshment, Trauma, Abandonment, Difficulty Communicating.

More than just my work:

I love spending sunny lake days with friends and family or movie nights in with a bowl of soup. I’m the kind of person that will pss pss pss to the nearest cat or ask if my dog can play with your dog. Other joys are brunch, faith studies, hot yoga, art, and river rafting.

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Meet Hali

Registered Provisional Psychologist

When we or someone we love are struggling with various concerns such as depression, anxiety, substance abuse, big emotions, and or trauma it can be difficult to find the right support. Starting the journey toward healing and asking for help can feel overwhelming, disorientating and confusing.

Through compassion, acceptance and empathy I offer a clear line of support to help clients make sense of their symptoms in a way that empowers them to heal and create transformative shifts in their lives I work with clients to co-create a nurturing and safe space that allows them to go from surviving, coping, and “hanging in there” to blossoming, thriving, and flourishing.

Experience

Hali is a Registered Provisional Psychologist and an Athabasca University graduate with a Master’s degree in Counselling Psychology. She has experience working with adults, children, and teens experiencing a broad range of symptoms including anxiety, depression, trauma, big emotions, substance abuse and self harm. She also has experience working with families including couples, and families experiencing divorce and separation. Hali offers behavioural and psycho educational assessments for children and adults. She volunteered at the Calgary Distress Centre for over two years providing intervention and resources for clients who are in crisis.

Client Focus Adults, families, children and teens

Types of Therapy Emotion Focused Therapy, DBT, Narrative, Internal Family Systems, CBT, Mindfulness

Issues Anxiety, depression, trauma, big emotions, life transitions and substance abuse

Specialties Parents going through divorce and separation, children of divorced parents, learning difficulties and behavioural issues in children.

More than just my work

When I am not at work I enjoy spending time with my two young boys who keep me on my toes! I also love indulging in self care, like exercise, nature walks, and meditation…oh, and the occasional reality tv show…

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Meet Ranessa

**Canadian Certified Counsellor **

Life can present many different challenges. Sometimes we find ourselves stuck and unsure about how to navigate forward. Therapy can provide a safe space to unpack your struggles, celebrate successes, develop resilience, and find a sense of peace.

My approach to therapy is compassionate and holistic. Leading with empathy and curiosity, I strive to create a caring space for you to explore your experiences, values, and goals. My desire is to come alongside as you discover new ways of navigating challenges and experiencing meaningful relationships.

Experience

Ranessa holds a Master of Arts in Counselling Psychology through Yorkville University. She has over 10 years of experience as a frontline healthcare worker, teaching for post-secondary healthcare programs, and volunteering with community youth. Her professional experiences have allowed her to develop an empathetic approach to caring for people from many different backgrounds and facing all sorts of challenges.

Client Focus

Couples, Individuals, Families, Children (age 10+)

Types of Therapy

Acceptance & Commitment Therapy, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Narrative, Solution-Focused Therapy, Existential, Family Systems

Issues

Anxiety, Burnout, Conflict, Family Dynamics, Depression, Relationships, Stress Management, Mindfulness, Grief.

More than just my work

Outside of work, I love to explore the outdoors with my husband, young daughter, and our fluffy dog, Winston. I enjoy camping, fishing, and searching for fossils in the riverbeds when my toddler decides she has had enough walking. I also enjoy watching hockey, having a good board game night, and making food for friends.

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Meet Ashley

Registered Psychologist

For many years I have enjoyed working with children and families. I have a BA in Psychology and Masters of Counselling Psychology from Athabasca University. Since becoming a Registered Psychologist, I have focused on supporting couples, parents and families using attachment and mindfulness based interventions and have been formally trained in Gottman Therapy for couples and EMDR.

My accepting and compassionate stance creates a safe place for you to explore your deepest concerns. I believe that people do the best they know how and sometimes they need a little help along the way. My unique holistic approach can combine aspects of physical, mental, and spiritual well-being to discover life in a more rich and meaningful way.

Experience

Ashley is an Athabasca University Graduate with a master’s degree in Counselling Psychology. She has over 20 years experience working with children and families in different roles within her community. In the past 10 years, she has helped her clients heal from their past, renew healthy stories and helpful thought processes, and restore hope in a future that is rich and fulfilling. She has also helped children and adults diagnosed with ADHD better understand their ADHD diagnosis and strengthen their skills to manage their symptoms well.

Client Focus

Couples, Individuals, Children (age 5+)

Types of Therapy

CBT, ACT, Mindfulness, EMDR

Issues

Anxiety, Depression, Trauma, ADHD, Relationships

Separation anxiety, school refusal, emotional regulation, executive functioning skills, self-esteem, anger management, boundaries, infidelity, conflict management, communication skills

More than just my work:

I love to be active, creative, and have fun. Whether it be running, biking, hiking, golfing or playing sports and games with my kids, moving my body and being in nature makes me feel alive.

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Meet Kelsey Brochu

Intern Therapist

Thinking about starting therapy can feel scary and overwhelming — there are so many unknowns, including finding a therapist who feels like the right fit. I use a warm, authentic, and compassionate approach with every person I meet, with the goal of creating a space that feels genuine, real, and respectful. We’ll work together at a pace that feels right for you, and I’ll always welcome your questions to help you feel as comfortable and supported as possible.

Many of us carry difficult emotions — fear, shame, self-doubt — that keep us stuck in painful patterns and cycles. The belief that we have to face our struggles alone, or that they define who we are, can make it all feel even heavier.

In working together, I hope to support you in better understanding and connecting with your emotions, behaviour patterns, and the self that feels most like you. We’ll explore what it might look like to live in alignment with your values and work to build a life that feels meaningful and worth living. Whether you’re navigating personal or relationship challenges, I want to help you feel seen, heard, and capable of handling whatever life brings your way.

Experience

Before beginning my journey as a graduate counselling therapist and pursuing my Master of Arts in Counselling Psychology, I spent almost eight years working as a registered nurse in the mental health and addiction world. I have worked with diverse populations across various settings and these experiences allowed me to sit with people during some of their most vulnerable and difficult moments. They taught me how complex emotional pain can be and showed me how helpful compassionate support is during tough times. This work also led me to the trauma-informed, harm reduction lens I now practice from, and reinforced the importance of culturally sensitive care and meeting people where they are.

Along with my Bachelor of Nursing I also have a Bachelor of Kinesiology, which allows me to bring a holistic perspective to my practice. I recognize the deep connection between the mind, body and spirit and believe that healing often involves the whole being. I think it’s important to explore not only your thoughts and feelings but also how our struggles and stress can show up physically too.

Client Focus

Adults, adolescents, children aged 10+, couples, and families. All genders and sexual orientations are welcome.

Types of Therapy

I offer a holistic, trauma-informed, integrated approach, meaning I may use pieces of different approaches to ensure treatment is unique to your specific needs. Some of the types of therapy I pull from include Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Dialectical Behaviour Therapy, Emotion Focused Therapy, and Mindfulness

Issues

I offer care to those looking for support with self-esteem, depression, anxiety, stress, emotion regulation, body image, self-identity, relationships, and communication.

More then just my work

Outside of work I love spending time with my partner and our two fur babies, Ace and Sulphur. I am a big lover of the great outdoors so in the summer I try to get to the mountains as much as I can. Hiking, paddleboarding, and camping are some of my favourite ways to unwind. My most recent adventure includes buying an old 1979 campervan with my partner and wow has it been more work than we anticipated! In the winter I turn into more of a homebody (as I really don’t like the cold!) and love to curl up with a good book and a cup of hot chocolate.

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Meet Tracy

Registered Psychologist

Leaning into the unknown can be both daunting and fearful; exciting and hopeful. Often, stepping into therapy brings up these (and many more) emotions. If you’ve found your way here, I’m glad you’ve taken this courageous first step.

Life’s challenges can feel overwhelming, especially when we’re caught in the storm of difficult relationships, unresolved trauma, or struggles with anxiety or depression. Sometimes, we just feel “off”—like something has shifted, but we’re not sure what it is or how to make sense of it. Whether you’re grappling with a specific issue or simply looking for a way to move through life with more clarity and purpose, therapy can help you find a sense of direction amidst the chaos.

I believe therapy is a process of discovering moments of peace in the midst of turbulence. In our work together, I’ll help you explore the things that bring you here—whether that’s understanding your reactions to past trauma, navigating the complexities of difficult relationships and boundaries, or working through feelings of anxiety or depression. Together, we’ll make sense of what’s happening in your life, explore the underlying patterns, and work toward actionable change that can bring you back into alignment with yourself.

Navigating therapy with me means embracing the unknown with courage and hope. My approach is warm, open, and light-hearted, designed to help you feel safe as we walk this journey together. I’m passionate about empowering you to harness your own strengths, cultivate resilience, and create the lasting changes that lead to a life you feel proud of.

Experience

Tracy is a Registered Psychologist with a master’s degree in Counselling Psychology from City University of Seattle. She has over 10 years of experience working alongside children, families, and individuals to reach their personal goals. Her focus has always been on client strengths and resiliencies, creating nurturing and helpful support networks, and instilling hope and advocacy for those who are seeking professional support and guidance. She has experience working with a variety of needs, including grief, trauma, LGBTQ2S+, life transitions, mood disorders, communication, and relationships.

Client Focus

Individuals, Older Adults (65+), Couples

Types of Therapy

Narrative, Transactional Analysis, Mindfulness, CBT, EMDR

Issues

Grief, Trauma, LGBTQ2S+, Life Transitions, Anxiety

More than just my work

During my downtime, you’ll catch me cooking savory dishes to share, immersed in a good book, and constantly seeking out new knowledge – did you know the world’s oldest dog lived to be 29.5 years old? I’m also passionate about cheering on my nephews and nieces at their sports events, and indulging in slow-paced runs for the sheer childlike enjoyment it gives me.”

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