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  Rosa Bergman

  (she/her)

  Registered Psychotherapist

  RP, CTP Dipl

  NOT ACCEPTING NEW CLIENTS

  In therapy, two hearts and minds can meet. The client is encouraged to unfold his or her life story; the therapist’s tenderness and maturity help allow the client to express himself or herself anew. Healing and transformation can then begin, and the client can start to appreciate himself or herself as unique. Therapy moves clients towards both accepting what is broken in them and finding hope for healing.
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  Wallace Murray

  Registered Therapeutic Counellor

  RTC, Counselling Hypnotherapist

  WAITLISTING NEW CLIENTS

  In therapy, I advocate for you to become who you are meant to be on this planet. I have personally worked with over 4,000 people living out their purpose. I coach, lead group work, and facilitate workshops and retreats. I accompany you while you heal and step firmly into your truth.
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  Sally Wright

  Registered Psychotherapist

  RP, CTP Dipl

  NOT ACCEPTING NEW CLIENTS

  Psychotherapy can help you come to understand the story of your life. Once you have understanding, you can be more compassionate toward yourself. You can discover new strategies that help you manage your life more effectively. This is your life. Psychodynamic psychotherapy will help you make the most of it.
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  Wendy Kirk

  (she/her)

  Registered Psychotherapist

  RP, M.Div

  WAITLISTING NEW CLIENTS

  Understanding our lives and our experiences, as shaped by our backgrounds, can be challenging. The ways we understand those experiences and their meanings are malleable! In therapy we work together to develop more helpful paradigms for thinking, feeling and relating—this frees up those parts of you burdened by defenses, to help you live more authentically.
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  Larry Smith

  Registered Psychotherapist

  RP, CTP Dipl

  WAITLISTING NEW CLIENTS

  “If every event which occurred could be given a name, there would be no need for stories.” - John Berger, Once in Europa. Our lives unfold in the telling, and in our listener’s responses. Through telling and being heard we may be altered, our symptoms changed. This is the vision of possibility that the psychotherapeutic process offers.