Thérapeutes en Art-thérapie en Calgary, AB

Maiya Robbie

Maiya Robbie

Registered Therapeutic Counsellor, Registered Expressive Arts Therapist

Virtuel

Mon approche est compatissante, curieux, axés sur les ressources et les arts et informée par ma constellation particulière d’intérêts et des expériences dans le domaine de la psychothérapie. Je suis dévoué à aider les gens à naviguer liminal (entre-deux) des espaces de ne pas savoir. Parfois, ça ressemble à de l’immobilisation, ou de se sentir à l’arrêt... Vivre du deuil, de la dépression, de…

Mely Sio

Mely Sio

Registered Provisional Psychology & Canadian Certified Counsellor

Virtuel En personne

Vous pouvez vous sentir dépassé, déconnecté ou coincé — en vous-même ou dans vos relations. Les conflits continus, le stress familial ou le fait de porter des fardeaux émotionnels seuls peuvent sembler épuisants. Vous cherchez du soulagement, de la clarté et de l’équilibre, que ce soit par une communication plus forte, une connexion plus profonde ou une meilleure compréhension de vous-même et de …

Jordyn Pakkala

Jordyn Pakkala

Registered Provisional Psychologist

Virtuel

I believe in establishing a supportive, compassionate and safe space for clients to explore both positive and negative emotions. I believe in the foundation of human connection between a therapist and their client as well as collaboration with therapeutic healing and achievable goals to guide and encourage success.

Therapy Collective

Therapy Collective

Registered Psychologist/Counselling Therapist/Certified Counsellor

Virtuel En personne

Nous sommes une pratique de groupe avec des psychologues, des CCC, des CT et un chien de thérapie qui offrent du counseling et des évaluations psycho-éducatives formelles. Nous couvrons un large éventail de préoccupations présentées pour les enfants, les jeunes, les familles, les couples et les individus. Nous offrons également une variété d’approches : EMDR, hypnothérapie cognitive, art-thérapie…

Comment les thérapeutes à Calgary, AB se comparent-ils ?

Nombre de thérapeutes répertoriés

4

Années moyennes en pratique

4,3 Ans

Acceptent actuellement de nouveaux clients

100 %

Thérapeutes à Calgary, AB qui priorisent le traitement de :

100% Anxiété
50% TDAH
50% Dépression
50% Dysrégulation émotionnelle
50% Traumatisme et SSPT
50% Amour propre
50% Chagrin
25% Problèmes relationnels

Comment les thérapeutes voient leurs clients

50% En personne et en ligne
50% En ligne seulement

Principales approches thérapeutiques utilisées à Calgary, AB :

100% Art-thérapie
75% Thérapie axée sur la compassion
50% Thérapie cognitivo-comportementale (TCC)
50% Approche basée sur l’attachement
50% Thérapie basée sur la pleine conscience (MBCT)
50% Thérapie axée sur les traumatismes
50% Approche axée sur les forces
50% Thérapie brève centrée sur les solutions (SFBT)

Foire Aux Questions

How do I find a licensed therapist in Calgary on Theralist?

Theralist makes it simple to find a therapist in Calgary. Search by neighbourhood, therapy type (like CBT or trauma-focused therapy), or the issues you're dealing with such as anxiety, depression, or relationship concerns. You can filter by in-person or online availability, and see each therapist's credentials, experience, and specialties. All therapists listed on Theralist are licensed professionals registered with Alberta's regulatory colleges.

What credentials should I look for in a Calgary therapist?

In Alberta, look for therapists registered with recognised bodies: Registered Psychologists (RPsych) with the College of Alberta Psychologists, Registered Social Workers (RSW) with the Alberta College of Social Workers, or Registered Counsellors certified by the Association of Counselling Therapy of Alberta (ACTA). The credential abbreviation appears next to each therapist's name on Theralist. These credentials mean they've completed required training, supervision hours, and pass professional standards.

Is Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) common in Calgary?

Yes, SAD is particularly relevant in Calgary due to long, dark winters with limited daylight hours. Many Calgarians experience seasonal depression starting in fall and continuing through winter. Symptoms include low mood, fatigue, difficulty concentrating, and increased sleep. Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) and light therapy are evidence-based treatments. Theralist helps you find Calgary therapists experienced in treating SAD and winter depression with proven therapeutic approaches.

What's the difference between online and in-person therapy?

Research shows both online and in-person therapy are equally effective when there's a strong therapeutic relationship. In-person therapy offers face-to-face connection and can feel more personal for some. Online therapy provides convenience, flexibility, and access to therapists outside your immediate area. Many Calgary therapists now offer both options. On Theralist, filter by your preference and find therapists who work the way that suits you best.

How much does therapy cost in Calgary?

Therapy costs in Calgary typically range from $120 to $250 per session, depending on the therapist's credentials, experience, and training. Some therapists offer sliding scale fees for clients with financial constraints. Many insurance plans cover therapy costs, including Alberta Blue Cross, Green Shield Canada, and others. Check each therapist's profile on Theralist to see pricing and which insurance plans they accept to understand your out-of-pocket costs.

What therapy approaches work best for anxiety and depression?

Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) is widely researched and effective for both anxiety and depression. Other evidence-based approaches include Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), mindfulness-based therapy, and emotionally focused therapy. The best approach depends on your preferences, personality, and specific situation. Theralist lets you search by therapy type so you can find a Calgary therapist trained in the approach that resonates with you.

How do I know if a therapist is a good fit?

The therapeutic relationship is the strongest predictor of success. A good fit means you feel heard, respected, and safe. Most therapists offer an initial consultation where you can assess compatibility. Consider: Do they listen carefully? Do they explain their approach? Do you feel comfortable sharing? Trust your instincts. It's okay to try another therapist if the first doesn't click. Theralist profiles include therapist bios and specialties to help you make an informed choice.

Are therapy sessions confidential?

Yes, licensed therapists in Alberta are legally obligated to maintain client confidentiality. The only exceptions are when there's risk of harm to you or others, child safety concerns, or a court order. These limits are typically discussed in your first session. Confidentiality is fundamental to the therapeutic relationship and allows you to speak openly. All therapists on Theralist follow these ethical standards set by Alberta's regulatory colleges.

Can I start therapy if I'm not sure what I want to work on?

Absolutely. Many people begin therapy with only a vague sense that something feels off — stress, relationship difficulties, or general unhappiness. A skilled therapist helps you explore and clarify what's really going on. During initial sessions, you'll work together to identify priorities and set meaningful goals. Theralist connects you with Calgary therapists experienced in helping clients discover their own direction and create lasting change.