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Katharine Chapman

Katharine is a licensed social worker with a lifetime interest in interpersonal relationships and trauma therapy. After graduating with her Masters in Clinical Social Work in 2010, she continued to expand her skills with training in the disciplines of play therapy, Theraplay, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Active Resolution Therapy (ART) and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT).

Katharine believes we are all hardwired for relationships and yet we all experience barriers and defenses that make it difficult for us to be present and authentic. She seeks to assist her clients to navigate through trauma to find pathways towards healthy attachment and personal recovery.

Shane Smyth

I believe we all have the ability to work through our own struggles when provided with a safe nonjudgemental space to process thoughts, emotions and memories. I aim to provide that space to people as I have benefited from that process myself over the years. I don’t believe I’m an expert in anyone else’s life but I have expertise in listening, asking questions and helping people tolerate and regulate difficult emotions and thoughts. I have struggled in the past myself and know that a good therapist can make a huge difference, so I strive to be that therapist for others.

Cornerstone Counselling

Mental health struggles often stay hidden behind closed doors and brave smiles, but it doesn’t have to be that way. Cornerstone Counselling is here to help you peel back the layers and live a better life. We value equity, diversity, inclusion, and serve everyone without discrimination from all backgrounds regardless of race, age, gender, sexuality, background, faith, or income-level.

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.

Nelson Szeto

Attachment-based/systems-based that’s integrated in Adlerian, CBT, and EMDR approaches. Working with anxiety, couples work, and parent-child family therapy. Trauma and abuse populations as well.

Dominic Brennan

We all need an outlet outside of family, friends and work to open-up about issues that need clarification. We can collaborate on solutions, and come up with ideas. Counselling often helps in dealing with problems that are bringing us down, and we feel holding us back from progressing in life.
My approach is influenced by person-centered theory using techniques from Solution Focused Therapy. I do not focus a great deal on emotions or get stuck in the past. Instead, I work on current behaviors, and where you want to go from here by breaking down what is holding you back.

Joel Wilkinson

I am committed to helping clients achieve a greater sense of well-being, fulfillment, and success through working collaboratively to develop better personal awareness, overcome limitations and implement effective strategies in order for clients to live more inspired and purposeful lives.

I provide counselling and coaching to my clients from a genuine place of caring and commitment to my client’s goals and concerns. Specific approaches used with particular clients may include Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Guided Imagery, Relationship Therapy, Solution-Focused Therapy, Sport Psychology as well as career, life, and relationship counselling.

Mr. Paul McIsaac

I have been working with adult individuals and couples for over 10 years now. My practice focuses on existential humanistic therapy, compassionate counselling for those suffering grief, loss, pain, and isolation. Ultimately, the main goal is to discover one’s meaning and develop it to build more strength and confidence to achieve other goals. Many of my clients are men suffering depression, some even contemplating suicide. I use cognitive behavioural therapy to assist them in analyzing and coordinating their thoughts, behaviours, and actions into more effective and satisfying lives. I work online and by telephone with Canadian clients in British Columbia, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Newfoundland and Labrador, as well as the Territories. Remote therapy only.

Slobodan (Bo) Popovic

Bo Popovic is a Registered Social Worker (MSW RSW) and Mental Health Therapist with over 10 years of experience, specializing in addressing complex trauma, depression, anxiety, domestic violence, relationship issues, burnout/stress management, criminal offending behaviour, and personality disorders. Bo is dedicated to providing trauma-informed care and utilizes therapeutic approaches such as EMDR, CBT, DBT, Solution-Focused, and Strength-Based therapies.
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Bo offers mental health therapy for individual youth (14+), adults and couples.

Dr Jeff Anyan

As a psychologist, my therapeutic approach focuses on fostering a collaborative and empathetic relationship with clients. I employ evidence-based techniques tailored to individual needs, aiming to empower individuals in navigating life challenges, promoting self-discovery, and facilitating positive personal growth.

Lisa Dyer

Hello. If you struggle with emotion regulation, anger, anxiety and or sadness I’m here to help. Together we can unpack these emotions and explore the ways they are impacting your life and how to find relief.
My practice is informed by Somatic Experiencing (SE) which aims to gently resolve these aforementioned symptoms of stress that can accumulate in our bodies and nervous systems. Becoming aware of what we feel in our bodies can be a first step towards releasing those feelings and finding relief from the uncomfortable emotions. I am in ongoing SE training.

Rob Matula

Rob has been a registered clinical counsellor for 5 years and has worked in the helping profession for over 10 years. Rob typically works with clients on work-related issues, stress, anxiety, depression, PTSD, communication, and career development. In his practice, Rob is committed to meeting clients where they are at and helping them flourish in their lives through creating a safe, authentic, client-centred environment. With a client-centred approach, he customizes the sessions to the issues, needs, and aims of his clients. Rob incorporates a variety of modalities including acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT), cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), and eye-movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR).

Mr. Paul McIsaac

I have been working with adult individuals and couples for over 10 years now. My practice focuses on existential humanistic therapy, compassionate counselling for those suffering grief, loss, pain, and isolation. Ultimately, the main goal is to discover one’s meaning and develop it to build more strength and confidence to achieve other goals. Many of my clients are men suffering depression, some even contemplating suicide. I use cognitive behavioural therapy to assist them in analyzing and coordinating their thoughts, behaviours, and actions into more effective and satisfying lives. I work online and by telephone with Canadian clients in British Columbia, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Newfoundland and Labrador, as well as the Territories. Remote therapy only.

Joban Rai

I work from a trauma-informed and strengths-based approach. I believe that you have everything you need to heal within you and lead a more authentic and meaningful life, and my work with you will help bring that out. I use a cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) lens. I believe your thoughts, emotions, and behaviours are all interconnected and each one of them impacts and affects the other.

However, I also often use other modalities in my practice based on your individual needs. Some other modalities I use are acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT), Gestalt, and observed experiential integration (OEI) level 1.

Regardless of the modalities I use with you in our work together, I place a huge emphasis on getting to know you and your story.

Vladimir Rakic

My approach is client-centered, meaning that I am well-versed in a variety of approaches including CBT, EFT, Existential, Narrative, Art and mindfulness-based, culturally-sensitive, trauma-informed and existentially-based methodologies, and utilize them to best fit my clients’ specific needs. I use these perspectives to guide men through various issues, such as depression, anxiety, trauma and addiction. I also have a Masters and undergrad in Religious Studies, which has allowed me to travel and study with a number of spiritual leaders within Christian, Indigenous, Buddhist and Muslim communities and can incorporate this experience and wisdom into a session if the client so desires.