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Exchiela Benusic

In my practice, I support clients who are experiencing anxiety, depression, ​grief, stress, trauma, ADHD, and exhaustion. Life can be hard sometimes and my clients often tell me that they have so much going on in their lives that they’re struggling to manage their emotions. Many of my clients identify themselves as being helpers, healers, caregivers, entrepreneurs, advocates, and empaths and are having a hard time finding balance in their lives. If you’re tired of managing alone and want to find some peace or clarity in your life, or simply want to feel better emotionally, you’ve come to the right place.

Patricia Dekowny

I get that talking about what’s going on isn’t always easy, especially if you’re used to handling things yourself. I offer a down to earth, no pressure space where we focus on what matters most to you. No lectures or jargon just honest conversation, humour and practical tools that actually help.

Insight Psychological Edmonton North

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.

Chris Graham

My own practice is focussed on working with men and professional pilots. I spent over 20 years as a professional pilot, from air ambulance to airline, and I have developed a strong ability to assess risk.

My training included a sound academic base and focussed on the soft skills of professional counselling such as listening and attending, making sure a client is seen and heard. I continue taking further training, particularly in areas that have evidence of being effective in treating trauma, PTSD and C-PTSD. My approach is client centered, trauma informed  and can include the modalities of EMDR, narative therapy, CBT, REBT, parts work (IFS), and somatic elements.

Adele Fox

Over the years as a psychologist, I have learned that you can be good at working in many areas, but you can only be great at some, so I decided to gather a team of therapists whom I trust and that have unique skill sets and varying personality styles to compliment my own and provide other alternatives for you. My team supports all ages and concerns. Many of us enjoy working with men on ‘what it’s like being a man in this day and age’ stuff, as it’s a different landscape to navigate these days! Please check out my website to see all of us and how we can best assist you.

Dr. Laurie Ali

My approach involves understanding your unique circumstances, building a strong and trusting relationship, applying proven interventions and practical solutions to the problems, and using direct feedback to increase awareness of blind spots. I work with clients to address immediate challenges and to identify and treat the root causes for lasting change. My style has been described as warm, validating, and honest with a dash of humor.

Through the Woods Psychology

You’ve already taken the first step – we can help from here. Connecting with a therapist can be a difficult and awkward journey and we strive to make that easier, get in touch now to book a free consultation. The team at Through the Woods Psychology believes that connection is at the core of healing and we start there to help you discover your path to better well-being.

Kelsie Moore

Stress is the leading cause of so many health issues, so why not learn how to manage it better and live a healthier, more enjoyable life? I have experience with treating depression, anxiety, trauma, relationship problems, and many other issues using a variety of techniques and strategies from evidence-based treatment modalities including DBT, CBT, EMDR and solution-focused approaches. I help individuals overcome their hardships and thrive in life by providing an open and non-judgemental space to talk about the tough stuff and get to the root of the issues. I appreciate the courage it takes to reach out!

Nathan Foerger

Heather Andrew

Heather Andrew is the founder of Aspen Wellness Centre. Heather is a Registered Clinical Social Worker and has been a Mental Health Therapist for over six years, supporting clients with a variety of needs including complex trauma, ADHD, PTSD, grief, anxiety, depression, family conflict and more. Heather is passionate about providing trauma informed care to her clients and is a fierce advocate for mental health awareness.

Heather offers mental health therapy for individual children (10+), youth and adults.

Heather is trained in a variety of therapeutic interventions including: EMDR, The Grief Recovery Method, CBT, Solution Focused, Mindfulness and more.

Dylan Oosterveld

Making the decision to ask for help is hard, being a man and asking for help is even harder. The expectations of masculinity have changed- I know I’ve lived it! I am a father, husband, friend and professional who is navigating these expectations-to be a protector and provider, a partner and mentor, an empathetic listener and a high-five celebrator.

My greatest learning is that vulnerability is strength, sharing is courage, and understanding yourself is vital. I will meet you where you are and together, we will figure out what will work for you. I have experience working with depression, anxiety, substance abuse, relationship, career change, divorce/separation, parenting, anger, and trauma (workplace/childhood). Let’s talk.

Mark Giesbrecht

I provide online therapy using evidence-based practices to help individuals learn better skills to help them gain control over their thoughts, emotions, and behaviours, and to live more successful lives. The focus of my approach is change-oriented and compassion-driven. Assessments are done at the beginning to best understand the individual and plan for helpful, change-oriented conversations. Remote therapy only.

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.

Zachary Berg