Find the therapist that best suits your needs.
Our team
THERAPY, PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSESSMENTS, WORKSHOPS
Julie Crain, M.Ed., R. Psych.
Only accepting psychological assessment clients at this time.
Julie has an approachable presence and finds ways to bring laughter into sessions. Her passion lies with those experiencing overwhelming symptoms that are keeping them from living a fulfilling life. Her gentle and direct approach provides the support needed to work towards healing. It is her belief that with gentle curiosity we can connect to the inner strength that will guide us towards what is needed for healing. Her understanding of the world stems from intersectional feminist lens, which is needed to support community growth and healing.
She was originally born in Slave Lake, AB, but raised in Rural NB. She made her return to the west when she was 18 and has been creating new roots in Alberta since 2007. She understands what it is like to transition communities within Canada and what it is like to grow up rurally.
Trainings: Sensorimotor Psychotherapy (Level 1 and 2), Trauma Informed Stabilization Treatment (Level 1), EMDR, Internal Family Systems, and Finding Solid Ground (Dissociative Disorders treatment).
Supports clients in Alberta, British Columbia, Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick.
THERAPY, WORKSHOPS, SUPERVISION
Dana Delorme, M.A., Art Therapist, R. Psych.
Accepting new clients.
Dana is a passionate about culture, spirituality, and the arts and has always loved to meet and learn about the people she meets. Dana values seeing and understanding others more deeply and holds the belief and hope that change, and growth are available to everyone. Dana is a gentle and dedicated therapist who is deeply honored to do this work. Dana believes that we are more than just our physical selves, that we are mind, body, and spirit, who come with socio-cultural histories that must be honored and respected. Dana has worked in the field of trauma for over 11 years. Dana’s therapy approach works with clients to connect to the wisdom of their bodies and the different aspects of their personality, deepening a sense of inner knowing and healing in a gentle, respectful, curious, and non-judgmental way.
Dana was born in Winnipeg and has lived most of her life in Calgary. She is white settler to Canada and Metis, with roots connected to the Red River Valley of Manitoba.
Trainings: Art Therapist, Sensorimotor Psychotherapy (Level 1 and 2), Trauma Informed Stabilization Treatment (Level 1), Internal Family Systems and Finding Solid Ground (Dissociative Disorders treatment).
Supports clients in Alberta, Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick.
THERAPY, WORKSHOPS
Chelsea Houston, MSW, RSW
Not accepting new clients at this time.
Chelsea has a gentle, approachable, and compassionate presence that allows her to create meaningful bonds with her clients. She is passionate about supporting clients that have experienced life altering traumas. Her carefree and humanistic approach makes it easy for her to connect to adults, as well as youth. She approaches therapy through a foundation of person-centered counselling and somatic healing through the body. She believes that there are countless meaningful ways that we can heal as individuals, families, and communities. Individual therapy is just one of many ways that can be helpful for people to feel connected to our authentic selves and find solace amidst our pain. She has a strong orientation to social justice and is an intersectional feminist. Often she approaches therapy from a social and political lens, understanding that systems of oppression and injustice in our world affect many parts of our lives.
She was born and raised in Treaty 6 territory in Saskatchewan. She is a 4th generation settler, with most of her ancestors coming to Canada from Ireland and Scotland.
Trainings: Sensorimotor Psychotherapy (Level 1), Internal Family Systems, and Finding Solid Ground (Dissociative Disorders treatment).
Supports clients in Alberta.