
"Finding yourself is not really how it works. You aren't a ten-dollar bill in last winter's coat pocket. you are also not lost.
Your true self is right here, buried under cultural conditioning, other people's opinions, and inaccurate conclusions you drew as a kid that became your beliefs about who you are. "Finding yourself" is actually returning to yourself. An unlearning, an excavation, a remembering who you were before the world got it's hands on you. "
-Emily McDowell
NEW OFFERING:
Walk therapy
Are you seeking something outside the usual therapy experience?
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Walk therapy is a great option for those who love the outdoors and want to experience therapy beyond the traditional office setting. Your therapist will meet you for the first time at our office to dive into your goals, background, and how walk therapy works. From then on, you can take your sessions to the great outdoors and enjoy some of Edmonton's beautiful scenery while diving into your healing work.
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Still aren't sure? Katie offers 20-minute phone consultations to answer all your questions before scheduling your first appointment.
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Anxiety
Our nervous systems work to protect us from threats in our environment.
The good news is that an overactive or anxious nervous system can be treated, and we can learn boundaries, coping skills, and how to focus on what we CAN control.
Depression
We believe that a negative thought process is a main contributor to depression.
By identifying what those thoughts are and changing what they sound like, we can influence your mood and emotional experience. We will also help you pinpoint other factors- both current and historical- that may be contributing to depression and support you through the process of changing those factors.
Identity
We often hear “I just want to figure out who I am.” Although it sounds daunting, we love this goal. Therapy is a great opportunity to explore, change or create our identities. Let us help you create a life you are excited to wake up to every day.
Stress
It’s 2024 and life is intense. Finding balance between all of our obligations can be a challenge. We often use the metaphor that burnout happens when our “bucket is too full.” Therapy can help create some room in that bucket to handle the new challenges that life will inevitably throw our way.