Therapy & Assessments
$160/hr
(50 minutes)
Office Hours
Monday
1pm - 9pm
Wednesday
9am - 5pm
Location
Lower Mt. Royal
1813 - 8th St. SW
Call 403.690.2663
Specialties
Compassionate Guidance for Adult Individuals, Groups, Veterans, and Perpetrators of Sexual Assult
·Anxiety
Anxiety comes in many different shapes and sizes. It can show up as difficulty sleeping, eating too much or too little, difficulty being around others, irritability with loved ones, worrying all the time, headaches, stomachaches, tense muscles, and difficulty concentrating. read more...
·Depression
When people are depressed, they find it difficult to get out of the bed in the morning, they feel poorly about themselves, have difficulty finding meaning in their daily lives, and feel tired all of the time. Depression can affect your relationships with loved ones, coworkers, friends, and family. read more...
·Child Abuse
·Domestic Violence / Relationship Violence
·Dysthymia
This is a milder, longer-lasting form of depression than a major depressive episode. Specifically, the DSM-IV states that depressed mood for most of the day, "more than days than not", rather than "most of the day, nearly every day," for at least two years differentiates Dysthymia from Major Depression. read more...
·Major Depression
The DSM-IV (Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, 1994) includes many different descriptions of specific manifestations of depressive symptoms. However, as most of them include at least one "episode," I will include the criteria for a major depressive episode and leave the specific diagnosis to your mental health provider. read more...
·Meditate to Lower Anxiety
These days, anxiety hangs thick in the air. Many people are concerned about losing their jobs, their homes, the extras they have grown accustomed to. We worry about the future of our planet, our home. And, thanks to the widespread concern about this newest flu, we are worried about our health and that of our children. That is a lot of worry. read more...
·Perpetration
·Personal Growth
·Personality Disorders
·Posttraumatic Stress Disorder
·Relationships
·Sexuality
·Spiritual Growth
·Suicide
Suicide is sometimes seen as the ultimate escape from the pain a person is experiencing in life. There are times when it seems to a suicidal or depressed person that life will never be the way she or he would like it to be and that he or she will never be happy. read more...