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Kristin Matthews

As a Registered Psychologist, I am passionate about helping people experience meaningful, lasting change. I specialize in addressing many concerns, including: depression, anxiety, life transitions, relationship issues, stress and burnout, trauma/PTSD, work/school-related issues, and more. I have extensive experience counselling Alberta professionals including healthcare professionals such as physicians and nurses, educators, energy sector professionals, and more. I believe that meaningful change is best fostered when the therapy process is collaborative and client-centered. I practice from evidence-based approaches including solution-focused therapy, cognitive-behavioural therapy, and emotion-focused therapy.

Virgil Frusescu

I have over ten years of experience working with clients treating a wide range of disorders. My focus areas include: anxiety, OCD, depression, ADHD, trauma, and more.

My counselling style has been described by my clients as bringing a flexible, hands-on approach with a strong backing of evidence-based training. As a result, I can effectively navigate the complexities of various issues to provide clear, user friendly treatment strategies.

Dr. Michael Enman

I use a blend of CBT/DBT and compassion-based approaches to supporting clients experiencing depression, anxiety, and/or relationship challenges (e.g, ranging from communication issues to infidelity; divorce)

Chantelle Beach

Your needs are important, and I am here to help you feel supported and validated, whether you are seeking support for yourself, with your partner or as a family. You will always feel listened to in my counselling room. A counselling approach that uses emotion to change emotion is powerful and offers so much hope. It is effective with couples and individuals alike. Meeting your unique needs is what matters most, so I am flexible and incorporate a range of interventions that will help you reach your goals. Counselling is not “one size fits all”; it is a creative process of working together to help you feel in control of your life.

Joel Mader

As part of my practice I use interventions and techniques that are practical and have been shown to be effective in addressing specific mental health issues. This includes Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Structured Relapse Prevention and Motivational Interviewing. My approach emphasizes collaboration, empathy, warmth and understanding, recognizing that these are important factors in developing an effective therapeutic relationship.

Dr. Tyler Brown

I specialize in working with men to devise adaptive, new ways of responding to loss and difficult life transitions. My practice assists men with various concerns such as depression, anxiety, meaning in life, personal development, grief and loss, as well as career, relationship, or illness-related adjustment. If you are facing a significant life transition, I will work with you to help you take stock of your life and make choices that mirror your values.

Matt Hudson

I am honored to help those desiring meaningful change in their lives – personal mental, emotional and behavioural change is some of the most difficult work one can do and that is why most avoid it. From 27 years of practice and having worked with very challenging situations, I have refined my therapeutic approach to quickly assist with understanding of your symptoms, the real problem and practical strategies to gain relief. Therapy is a process yet a ‘deep dive’ into what troubles you can be achieved within a few sessions! I am determined to assist in the most effective and efficient way!

Gabrielle Pereira

I have experience working with children, youth, and adults, in both individual and couple settings. I believe in tailoring my counselling sessions to meet the unique and individualized needs of each client, specifically with a holistic approach by taking into consideration sociocultural factors that may be impacting your well-being. My treatment approach typically includes Person-Centered Therapy, Feminist Therapy, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), and Strengths-Based Therapy. My approach encourages you to engage in continuous self-reflection and self-exploration, specifically by having you reflect on your core values and seeing if it aligns with your daily actions and habits. I am dedicated to creating a supportive environment.

Peter Miller

Through more than a decade practicing as a Registered Psychologist, I have developed a deep understanding of the internal and external dynamics of commonly experienced mental health disorders. I have extensive experience treating borderline personality disorder, and also specialize in mood disorders, anxiety, and emotion regulation. I work with adults (18+), mainly using cognitive behaviour therapy (CBT) and dialectical behaviour therapy (DBT), and I see both individuals and couples.

I provide online sessions for clients located in AB, NU, NB, and NS. If you would like to have a quick chat before booking your first appointment, I offer a free 15-min consultation to ensure we are a good fit. Looking forward to connecting with you!

Zinah Al-Saffar

I am a Registered Psychologist and EMDR Therapist and I am licensed in both Alberta and Ontario. In addition, I provide services in both English and Arabic.

My areas of clinical expertise include anxiety, trauma and C-PTSD, dissociation, panic attacks, obsessive-compulsive disorder, parenting, relationship difficulties, couple and family issues, anger management, disordered eating, postpartum depression, managing emotions, addictions, sleeping issues, self-esteem, body image, nightmares, and others. I work with youth, adults, couples and families.
I integrate many modalities into my practice, which include EMDR, Ego State, Gottman Method Couples Therapy (level 1 training), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Solution-focused Therapy, Attachment based practice, and Cognitive-behavioral Therapy (CBT) and others.

Dr. Gloria Jacobucci

My approach typically includes managing current symptoms and addressing underlying causes. Interpersonal patterns are often at the heart of depression, so our work together may include a focus on improving relationships with family, friends, co-workers, and others.

Nadine Hynd

Nadine is a registered psychologist and can counsel clients in Alberta, Nunavut, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia.

She can counsel individuals, couples, and families and also provides psychological assessments for mental health, executive functioning, ADHD, and for adoptions.

Nadine specializes in trauma, personality disorders, domestic violence, self esteem, grief, and anxiety and depression. She also greatly enjoys incorporating and exploring faith and spirituality with clients in sessions.

She utilizes cognitive behavioural therapy, trauma focused cognitive behavioural therapy, attachment, dialectic behavioural therapy, and emotion focused therapy with clients, amongst other therapies to give the best service to reach client.

Dr. Al-Noor Mawani

I work with the individual in a client-centered way to focus on their goals for therapy. I then collaborate with the individual and integrate a variety of therapy models including Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, and Mindfulness-based therapies to help them better manage their difficulties and move toward their goals.

Ivan Chow

Ivan is a Registered Social Worker and can counsel clients in Alberta. He is passionate about providing a collaborative, non-judgmental therapeutic space for clients. He patiently works to build a strong and warm connection with each person, welcoming all who are seeking support. Ivan believes that building rapport and trust in a therapeutic relationship is crucial for positive change.

Ivan works with those wrestling with Depression, Anxiety, Trauma, meaning in life, and draws from a diverse pool of models, including CBT, DBT, and Attachment Theory to work with clients based on their individual needs.

Ivan is fluent in both English and Cantonese and can provide counselling in both languages.

Maria Malouf

Sometimes, the challenges we face can overwhelm our abilities to cope. This can lead us away from our values, sense of self and can make the future look uncertain.

During times of transition and uncertainty, we may require some extra support to help us make sense of the things getting in our way. My role as a therapist is not to provide you with an answer, it is to help you make meaning of your experiences.

I believe each person has their own innate wisdom and my job is to create a safe relational space for them to access it.