Our Services are for: 

• Individuals (adults, adolescents, children)
• Couples
• Families 
• Third parties, such as employers, lawyers, insurers 
  
  

     

Issues Addressed: 

• Anxiety and panic
• Depression
• Bereavement, grief and loss
• Coping with health issues, pain management
• Post Traumatic Stress
• Brain injury, neuropsychology, coping after head injury
• Abuse, violence, sexual assault
• Marital and relationship issues
• Separation and divorce: adult and child issues
• Personal and spiritual issues
• Psychological Assessment of adults, children and adolescents
• Stress and anger management
• Substance abuse
• Legal issues
• Workers' Compensation, auto accident
• First Nations

    When should you see a psychologist or therapist?

• You should consider seeing a psychologist or therapist when stresses, relationships, work, family, feelings or thought processes are difficult to sort or take over.

• We treat mild, moderate and severe levels of emotional, mental and behaviour problems. We also help with life adjustment problems related to work, marriage and relationships, children, caring for aging parents, reactions to a death, coping with physical illness or injuries, and legal problems.

• feelings of hopelessness
• depressed feelings that last
• self destructive or suicidal thoughts
• alcohol or drug abuse
• eating to cope with feelings
• fears that interfere with daily routines and responsibilities
• sudden mood shifts or swings
• frequent headaches, stomach or bowel upset
• disturbed sleep
• sexual problems
• physical, sexual or emotional abuse
• experience of trauma, e.g. an accident with serious injury or death
• death of someone close or important to you
• family violence
• relatonship problems
• workplace dissatisfaction or trouble meeting responsibilities
• concentration or memory problems
• trouble managing pain or a physical condition

Children and adolescents can experience some of the same problems as adults, but also have specific problems for their age group. Some common signs of trouble for children and teenagers are:

• behaviour problems at home or school
• discipline problems
• trouble getting along with friends or difficulty making friends
• drug or alcohol usage or abuse
• achievement problems at school
• fears of attending school or refusal to attend
• deliquent or illegal behaviour
• hanging around with the "wrong" crowd
• physical problems such as bedwetting, stomach aches, pain problems
• bullying or being bullied