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Individuals & Couples
We’re here to guide you in finding the answers that work for your life and support you as you explore yourself, how you relate to others and the world around you. Individuals and couples counselling covers a number of concerns including:
Bereavement and grief
Job loss and termination
Victim of crime
Eating disorders
Separation and divorce
Anxiety and panic
Health issues
Stress and trauma
Depression
Personal growth
Workplace conflict
Addictions
Gender issues
Sexuality and intimacy
Couple and marital relations
Pastoral counselling
Elder abuse
Sexual abuse
Post-traumatic stress disorder
Domestic abuse
Self-esteem
Anger
Family issues
Registered provider of victims of crime counselling services under the Government of Alberta Victims of Crime Assistance Program.
Parents & Families
Find the tools your family needs to improve your relationships and get through life’s ups and downs, together. Our counsellors know how to work with children so they feel safe to speak-up and express their feelings. Get to the root of issues and learn how to have effective and open communication. Family counselling covers concerns including:
Domestic abuse
Sexual abuse
Elder abuse
Family relations
Victim of crime
Attention deficit disorder
Child behavior problems
Parent-child conflict
Bullying
Parenting
Separation and divorce
Physical and sexual abuse of children
Youth
Learn to use your strengths to build stronger, healthier relationships. If you can’t tell your parents or you’re concerned about how to pay for the sessions, don’t worry, we can figure it out. Youth counselling covers concerns including:
Depression
Bullying
Parenting
Child behaviour problems
Eating disorders
Attention deficit disorder
Parent-child conflict
Family relations
Separation/divorce
Victim of crime
Group Counselling Programs
We know from our research that people who take both one-on-one counselling as well as group counselling have better, longer lasting results than people who just take one-on-one counselling. Our group counselling covers a number of problems. You need to talk with a counsellor before registering in any group program to make sure it’s a good fit for you.