Psychologists near Kelowna BC (40 Result(s))

Dr. Kate Aubrey is a registered psychologist (#2170) in Kelowna, BC who works with children, adolescents, adults, and families. Dr. Aubrey has a background in child development and her training focused heavily on both the assessment and treatment of mental health disorders across the lifespan. Dr. Aubrey’s strengths-based and interactive approach to treatment draws from a variety of theoretical perspectives, including cognitive-behavioural, interpersonal, and problem-focused models. Dr. Aubrey works collaboratively with her patients to develop an integrated approach to treatment that is tailored to their particular goals and interests.

Irina Tarasenco is a Registered Psychologist in the province of British Columbia, Alberta, and an Associate Sex Addiction Therapist. Mrs. Tarasenco's area of expertise is clinical psychology and involves providing assessment and treatment of mental health disorders to individuals 6 years of age and older. Most of the principles and therapeutic strategies that guide Mrs. Tarasenco's practice are rooted in the cognitive-behavioral approach. Mrs. Tarasenco's greatest reward as a therapist is helping clients discover their strengths and inner resourcefulness which becomes the foundation of their personal growth, and the healing they are striving for. If you have the courage to begin, you have the courage to succeed (David Viscott). Call for more information.

Long known as the Kelowna Professional Group, we have rebranded. Our new name Kelowna Psychologists Group, is a better reflection of the qualifications of our large team of psychologists providing a broad range of confidential assessment, consultation and therapeutic services to individuals, couples, and families throughout the Okanagan and British Columbia's Southern Interior. Experience does make a difference! You can trust that in addition to being treated with respect and concern that you will receive the best each of us has to offer. Our group is the longest running private practice of psychologists in the community.