Psychotherapy near Banff AB (15 Result(s))

Reduce stress, increase emotional wellbeing and improve your relationships. Whether in profound life challenge or seeking personal fulfillment I am focused, compassionate and will not judge.My practice in psychotherapy is guided by the belief that within every human being, couple, family and community there is a well-spring for healing. It is through the sense of being authentically listened to in the presence of those who offer strong yet open-hearted vulnerability that a process of trust in one’s own guiding wisdom is free to emerge. When working with parents and their children or with couples my focus is on helping to heal the bonds between loved ones. We have nothing without relationship and when we no longer need to hide we are free to become. Psychotherapy creates the space where we are invited to tap into the well-spring of wisdom our own emotional world can offer.

Janet is a compassionate witness and guide who is influenced by diverse modalities. She draws from Client Centred therapies with knowledge of medical models; therapies based on relational and attachment theories; Hakomi, a Body-Mind Psychotherapy, combined with trauma release techniques. Hakomi helps to transform "issues in your tissues" to provide you more choice and freedom. Co-navigating with Janet, we mindfully integrate your body by calming the nervous system; your mind by understanding limiting thoughts and beliefs; recognize emotions as a key form of intelligence; and reconnect to your spirit to spark personal meaning. Janet knows it is important to create a safe environment and a trusting relationship. As a Registered Psychologist, your costs are tax deductible and covered by most insurance companies. To make an appointment, book on line at www.progressivewellnesscentre.ca

Dr. Torie Carlson received his Ph.D. in Counselling Psychology from Ball State University in Muncie, Indiana in 2002. He completed his residency at the University of Manitoba, Faculty of Medicine, Department of Clinical Health Psychology. Upon completion of the residency, Dr. Carlson took a position as an Assistant Professor in the department. His responsibilities included training psychology interns to work in the North, as well as consulting to the Nor-Man Regional Health Authority in Flin Flon and The Pas, Manitoba. There he worked with the Community Mental Health teams in the region and provided assessments, treatment planning and case consultations. He also consulted to the 8-bed inpatient unit in The Pas. In August 2004, Dr. Carlson moved to the Bow Valley to take a position with The Canmore Pain Clinic helping people adjust to having chronic pain. In 2008, he moved from this position to work in Complex Pain and Burn Treatment at the Alberta Children's Hospital giving him the flexibility to meet the needs of clients in the Bow Valley to a greater extent.

Maegan Carney has been a psychotherapist for over 20 years and has a Masters in Transpersonal Counselling Psychology as well as degrees in Sports Science and Philosophy. She is also a two-time World Champion in Extreme Skiing. She honed her counselling skills in Boulder, Colorado and developed an approach that is an eclectic blend of Existential, Bio-Energetic, Gestalt and Jungian therapy. Her style is heart-centred and holistic, fluidly addressing the mind, body, spirit and emotions. She is very intuitive and compassionate yet also willing to confront distortions in people's thinking that are keeping them stuck. She believes that we are all moving towards wholeness and that the problems in our lives are fundamentally drawing our attention to the lessons we need to learn. Maegan works with adults and couples and offers a free 30-minute consultation to ensure that there is a 'good fit' and that she has expertise in the areas of your inquiry.