Couples Counselling Fort Saskatchewan. Couples Counselling Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta.
Welcome to our network of couples counselling and realtionship therapists in Fort Saskatchewan. Couples therapy and couples counselling Fort Saskatchewan, AB with a licensed and experienced therapist will strenghten your relationship and help resolve the issues that are causing you to struggle. Our Alberta psychotherapists are trained in understanding the complex dynamics of relationships that couples face- how they fail, and how they thrive. Choose a Fort Saskatchewan couples counselor below and start your new journey towards a healthier relationship.
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Wendy Jebb Waples, B.A., B.S.W., M.S.W, R.S.W.
Registered Social Worker/Psychosocial Interventions
Email: Contact Wendy
#2202 and #2203 13 Mission Ave., St. Albert T8N 1H6
Email: Contact Wendy
#2202 and #2203 13 Mission Ave., St. Albert T8N 1H6
I have been told that I have well accepted and a results oriented approach with my clients. This approach moves beyond the conventional session structure providing you, the client, a greater opportunity to utilize the tools and insight gained in session. My goal for clients is to move through counselling in the most efficient way without a requirement for long-term, ongoing therapy. My methods will give you the opportunity to become free of the chronic stress and emotional drain of the issues that you are facing. This solution focused approach helps you to resolve issues and move forward to fully enjoy your life and purpose. I am also a trained Gottman Method Couples Therapist; well known Psychol....
Melina Dayne, RN, BN, MSc, MFT, Registered Psychologist
(USE E-MAIL ADDRESS MELINADAYNE@AOL.COM) Couple relationships are challenging - two different individuals join together, to find some issues disrupt life. Not all disagreements are resolvable, yet many couples find ways of remaining together. Finding a solid method of communicating helps to talk with each other, to identify issues, problem solve and celebrate these accommplishments. Interventions in session and homework assignments bring effective ways to relate, like never before. Even when all seems hopeless, couples return from the brink to see a future. Emptying nesting and long term couples have their own unque issues. Many couples seek therapy to prepare themselves for marriage.
Arvin Simon, M.Ed., R. Psych.
My work with couples is based on the Family Systems Approach fused with aspects of experiential, interpersonal and existential therapy. I believe that both partners need to be committed to their own mental and physical health in order to have a healthy relationship. I emphasize personal responsibility, empathy, compassion, intimacy, honesty and accountability.
I will also help you understand yourself, your communication patterns and your partner better by actively creating moments of intense sharing, communication and healing practices. I help spouses move past “stuck” points by looking at the problem in a new way and getting both partners to invest in the relationship again.
Melissa Guzik, MA, CCC
Are you looking at enhancing your relationship as a couple or in your marriage? Are you looking at pre-marriage counselling to discuss your communication in the different areas of your relationship that could benefit your future marriage? Are you in a period of discernment about your relationship prior to marriage? If you are seeking one of these things, please do not hesitate to contact Melissa Guzik, MA, CCC who provides counselling to couples before and after marriage. You can reach Melissa at 780-996-5750 or at www.melissaguzik.com. Melissa offers face-to-face counselling in her office in the Greater Edmonton Area, or by phone or online.
Loussa Counselling Centre, Therapists
Registered Psychologist and Counsellors
Email: Contact Loussa Counselling
#42 9912 106 Street, Edmonton T5K 1C5
Email: Contact Loussa Counselling
#42 9912 106 Street, Edmonton T5K 1C5
Couples counselling is the process of counselling for couples to gain effective tools in transcending repeating patterns of distress in their relationship. We approach therapy with the clients as solution focused couples therapy. Solution focused therapy supports the belief that change is constant and inevitable and the approach does not focus on the past, but instead therapy will focus on the present and the future. The counsellor uses techniques to invite the client to envision their preferred future relationship with their partner and then the therapist and clients start setting goals to move towards it whether these are small or gradual steps taken together by the couple and counsellor.
Michelle Vandegriend, Ph.D., R. Psych.
Registered Psychologist
Email: Contact Dr. Vandegriend
Location of Therapist: St. Albert, AB T8N 6K4
Email: Contact Dr. Vandegriend
Location of Therapist: St. Albert, AB T8N 6K4
Every couple will ultimately experience stresses, strains, and conflict at some point in their relationship. I help couples establish a solid foundation for long-term happiness and in working through conflict(s). Some of the areas I assist couples with are recognizing patterns in their communication, developing more successful communication skills, and deepening intimacy.
Priya Bains, M.A.
When working with couples, my focus is the "relationship". It is my goal to understand the relationship that two people have created; to explore what works and does not work in the relationship. My focus is to create awareness for a couple as to how they maintain and reinforce the existing relationship patterns that may not necessarily work. A new way of relating can then be formed once the relationship is understood. The goal in couples counselling is to create Intimacy in a relationship, yet this can only be formed with safety and vulnerability.
Jean MacKenzie, MA, CCC
Working with me during couples counselling can help you gain the skills that will strengthen your relationship throughout your lifetime together. I can assist you in transforming your relationship from one that causes pain to one where you give each other pleasure and strive for a common purpose.
Through couples or marriage therapy, I will not only help you discover why you are having difficulties, but also assist you in finding concrete solutions. In order to build a lasting relationship you need to strive to take your relationship to new levels. I will help you develop techniques, not just for solving current problems, but for continually, propelling your relationship into one with une
Steve Jukes, M.Sc. in MFT, R.Psych.
We are the biological product of our parents, but are no less the emotional product of the families we come from. By better understanding the hurts, fears, and insecurities, the roles, habits, and patterns that we have brought into our romantic relationships, we are permitted to give - and get - the most out of them. By better understanding ourselves and our partners, we open up communication, foster mutual respect in relating and stronger attachment, and find that collaborative solutions to couples issues are easier to find.
AnneMarie Whitton, M.Sc. (MFT)
Couples counselling presents the opportunity for two individuals to come together and share openly and honestly their deepest longings and needs. I create a space where each can share openly while the other focuses on attempting to understand while recognizing and controlling any defensiveness. Couples often have unresolved issues and working through these issues creates a space where each can see the other more clearly and less clouded by past wounds. I find that attachment issues from family of origin often impact our most intimate relationships and a part of the therapy often involves each understanding and accepting self more fully.
Peter Fratesi, M.A.
Couples often see me as a result of differing values or view points on matters which are essential to harmony in their relationship, which can escalate and create tension, arguing and distancing between the couple. I often help couples to improve their compromising skills but also to learn how to respect and benefit from their differences, at times. Improving the couples’ skills at listening and communicating respectfully, empathetically and clearly is often important. Another important goal may be to help the couple understand one another’s needs and feelings more deeply. I utilize several different models of couples’ therapy to achieve these goals.
Jim Chalmers, M.A.
Couples will experience increased ability to sort out conflicts and differences. They will be able to bring a greater joy in being with each other and have an increased sense of friendship. The therapy sessions will be solution focused and related to the coping strategies and the outcome of the relationship. Couples therapy relates back to the history of problems, targeting emotions and creating a agent of change.
Paul Sussman, Ph.D., L.Psych.(AB), L.Psych.(GA)
Licensed Psychologist, Alberta and Georgia
Email: Contact Dr. Sussman
14307 - 80 Avenue, Edmonton T5R 3K2
Email: Contact Dr. Sussman
14307 - 80 Avenue, Edmonton T5R 3K2
I have a significant caseload of relationship therapy clients. I am comfortable with essentially any type of relationship taking place between consenting adults. I accept the orientation(s) of the parties to a relationship, and am as a rule able to come from there. If I have a bias, it is to preserve the being of the relationship, the "we" that emerges when one and another form a bond. My bias notwithstanding, I am able to assist parties to a relationship to achieve a more peaceful separation/termination when that is their choice.
Nancy Hurst, Ph.D
Relationships can be very difficult and sometimes feel hopeless. They are often the source of our greatest joy and our most pain. If people are willing to grow and change relationships can be tranformed and distress can be turned into happiness. Often couples find it hard to really listen to each other, which leads to misunderstandings. In counselling couples have the opportunity to share their perspective in a controlled enviornment enabling them to get past defensivness and move to listening, understanding and healing.
Landor Liddell, M.Sc., Ph.D. (Education), Reg. Psych
No relationship is perfect, and therefore couples may seek relationship counselling as a start to healing their commitment to eachother. The relationship involved may be between members of a family or a couple, employees or employers in a workplace, or between a professional and a client. Helping couples involves identifying and reconstructing patterns of communication, conflict resolution, and decision making. Getting couples to work together is the main goal.
Debbie Grove, Ph.D.
Over the years, I have worked with couples helping them improve their relationship, prepare for marriage, amicably separate or divorce, and do so in ways that are also healthy for their children.
What I call the Building Blocks of Being a Couple, I help couples explore these aspects of their relationship: Acknowledging each other’s perspectives, Learning about the meaning of behaviours, Exploring the effects on emotional well-being, and Co-exploring stressors that are impacting the relationship.
Building a healthy relationship includes: Improving communication, Working together as a team for problem-solving and a healthy family life, and Living with joy, intimacy, harmony, and love.
Emma Drebit, MSc. (Marital & Family Therapy), R. Psych
Emma recognizes that relationships are unique and complex, and that life changes quickly leaving relationships vulnerable. Emotional injuries, whether intentional or unintentional, can often leave issues unresolved and impact trust, emotional intimacy and security. Emma uses a non-judgemental, neutral approach and focuses on enhancing the couples' attachment, strengthening security and trust. Emma facilitates changing unhelpful patterns into ones that are supportive and allow the couple to work together. Emma helps partners identify their own needs within the relationship and how these can be met. Therapy may also address intimacy, communication, conflict resolution, boundaries, & parenting.
Mallory Becker, M.A.
Relationships can be one of the most rewarding human experiences and one of the most difficult . I work with young adult couples at various stages in their relationship. I can help you enrich your current relationship or help with problems such as conflict, arguing, lack of intimacy, communication difficulties or infidelity in a positive and safe environment. Several formats can be used including counselling individually (such as only one partner solely attending counselling or both partners individually) or couples together. Clients have the opportunity to grow individually and as a couple.
Laura Kennedy, MA, R. Psych.
Relationships need care and attention. When our relationship goes off the rails, it is hard to feel connected to feelings of joy, love, and enthusiasm. Each individual in a partnership contributes to the relationship’s health. When you come for couples counselling support, I work for your relationship, and address any individual behaviours that undermine its well-being. I help you find ways to clarify issues, communicate effectively and reconnect.
Michael Handman, Ph.D
In couple counseling I regard the clients both as two separate individuals as well as a unit. I am aware that they each bring their own fears and expectations to counseling. Together we focus on understanding the development of the problems and and the length of time these issues have been part of their relationship. Often the issues are related to lack or inappropriate communication. Using empathy and compassion and various therapeutic techniques I help the couple develop positive ways of dealing with each other in a safe environment. However, at times, we come to the conclusion that separation may be healthier for both and I help them through this very difficult process.
Linda Tilley, M.Ed, R.Psych.
When faced with the challenges of everyday life, a relationship that began as loving and nurturing can start to feel draining and toxic. Instead of validating and strengthening each other, partners engage in a power struggle. It should not be surprising that this power struggle leads to loneliness rather than security, and to a loss of intimacy. In order to re-build the relationship, each partner needs to learn to take risks, to communicate directly, and to be clear about their needs and expectations in the relationship. In couple counseling I help couples to move towards more direct communication and resolution of old hurts so that safety and intimacy can be restored.
Serena Leung, R. Psych
Interpersonal relationships are complex and often unconsciously lived out from our early attachment histories.
How we experience love and care and boundaries or fusion can have profound effects on our intimate and family relationships.
My role is to open a safe space for you and your loved ones to explore these patterns and relational styles and to nurture love, compassion, sensitivity both to our own and others' processes as we related to one another in intimate ways.
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