We provide individual counselling, child and adolescent therapy (ages 6+), motor vehicle accident (MVA) therapy, psychological assessments, treatment planning, and legal and insurance liaison services. Our care is evidence-based, trauma-informed, and tailored to each client’s needs.
We support adults, children, adolescents, and families. We also collaborate closely with physicians, lawyers, insurance companies, occupational therapy clinics, and community organizations to ensure coordinated and accessible care.
Yes. Our team is multi-faith, multicultural, and multilingual. We are committed to culturally sensitive care and work to reduce language and cultural barriers so clients feel understood, respected, and supported.
In most cases, no referral is required to begin counselling. Certain services (such as MVA therapy or psychological assessments) may require a physician’s referral or medical documentation, and we will guide you through any required steps.
Yes. We regularly work with insurance providers, including Alberta MVA insurers. With client consent, we assist with documentation, treatment plans, progress reports, and direct billing when coverage is approved.
Coverage depends on your insurance plan and the type of service you are receiving. Many extended health benefits and MVA insurance plans cover psychological services. Our administrative team can help you review coverage and billing options.
MVA (Motor Vehicle Accident) therapy is specialized counselling that supports emotional and psychological recovery after a car accident. It may be covered by auto insurance in Alberta when psychotherapy is medically necessary.
Yes. We provide comprehensive psychological assessments and professional reports for motor vehicle accidents, personal injury, legal matters, insurance purposes, and immigration cases.
Yes. We offer both virtual and in-person services, providing flexibility and accessibility while maintaining high standards of care.
Our clinicians use evidence-based modalities such as Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), mindfulness-based approaches, and other trauma-informed interventions, depending on client needs.
We provide services for children (ages 6+), adolescents, and adults. Child and youth services are tailored to developmental needs and family involvement when appropriate.
You can contact our office directly to book a consultation. Our team will guide you through the intake process, answer questions about services or coverage, and help match you with the appropriate clinician.
That’s very common. During your initial consultation, we’ll discuss your concerns, goals, and circumstances to help determine the most appropriate service or referral.
Yes. With client consent, we collaborate closely with legal, medical, and insurance professionals to support coordinated care and clear communication.
Yes. All services are confidential and provided in accordance with professional and legal privacy standards. Information is only shared with third parties (such as insurers or lawyers) with your informed consent or when legally required.
We understand that language can be a barrier to care. Our team includes multilingual clinicians, and we work to ensure communication is as clear and accessible as possible.
We focus not only on therapy, but on reducing systemic barriers to care. Through collaboration, cultural responsiveness, and strong administrative support, we help clients and partners navigate complex systems while staying focused on healing.
