Edmonton-based psychologist for professionals, first responders, and parents experiencing OCD, anxiety, and phobias.
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Our approach

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Located in the heart of Edmonton, Alberta, we offer specialized therapy to first responders, parents, and high-pressure professionals experiencing Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD), phobias, and anxiety.  

Woven within our process is an understanding of the unique pressures that come with the demands of high-demand careers and parenting.

We provide evidence-based therapy that is grounded, pragmatic, and effective. We tackle fear and anxiety candidly and gently, value truth over comfort, and even appreciate a touch of dark humour when appropriate.

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Our Services

  • We specialize in the assessment, diagnosis, and treatment of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD). Those who seek treatment for OCD typically experience the following:

    • Intrusive thoughts that are bizarre, unwanted, and/or frightening (obsessions) followed by a behaviour to “neutralize” these thoughts (compulsions)

    • Excessive, difficult to control doubt and “what ifs”

    • An overwhelming need for “certainty” and/or “exactness”

    • Overwhelming feelings of disgust 

    Even if your concerns don’t meet formal diagnostic criteria, therapy can help you navigate intrusive thoughts and compulsions.


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  • Anxiety and phobias are generally experienced as overwhelming, difficult to control, and disruptive of everyday life. Those who seek treatment at our clinic often seek support with the following: 

    • Rumination and difficult-to-control worry about specific or multiple things

    • Medical, blood, or needle phobias

    • Social anxiety 

    • Health anxiety

    • Phobia related to giving birth, becoming pregnant

    Therapy involves gradual support as you learn to overcome your fears.

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  • First Responders (i.e. those in EMS, police, fire, and/or emergency dispatchers) are subjected to daily, high-stakes situations for a living. A side-effect of these roles is increased risk of anxiety and post-traumatic stress. We support first responders with navigating:

    • Stress and trauma that accompany difficult calls

    • Intrusive thoughts about past work-related experiences, or relentless “what ifs” about safety and competency

    • Moral injury and systemic issues

    We also offer maintenance support for first responders who want to pre-emptively cultivate resilience for the work

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  • We have lived experience with - and an appreciation of - the culture that comes with high-pressure, high responsibility roles. Professionals typically seen at our clinic include:

    • Nurses, Veterinary staff, Physicians, and other healthcare professionals

    • Lawyers

    • Corporate Executives

    • Academics and Researchers

    • Public officials

    Therapeutic support can help you navigate anxiety and build professional confidence.

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  • Parenting is emotionally intense and complex, particularly for very new parents. Many people also experience extreme fear of giving birth despite wanting children. If you’re a parent or a parent-to-be, you may experience the following:

    • Constant fear of something happening to your child

    • Worrying you’re not doing enough or “messing up”

    • Intrusive thoughts about accidents, harm, or safety

    • Extreme fear of getting pregnant or giving birth

    Therapy can help you regain the confidence to navigate these thoughts and parent from a place of confidence instead of fear.


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We offer complimentary phone consultations to see if we’re a good fit. Click the contact button to get started.

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Our logo features an inkblot-style oak branch, inspired by the Rorschach Inkblot Test of the 1920s. The Rorschach test explored how people interpret ambiguous images; A reminder that meaning often depends on perspective.

The oak tree symbolizes strength and wisdom, qualities we strive to cultivate in our work. Together, they reflect our mission: helping people face uncertainty and fear with courage, resilience, and curiosity.