FAQ

We provide counselling sessions our new offices at Suite 206, 4363 167 Ave NW Edmonton, AB. We are located inside of Plaza 167, a new development in North Edmonton. 

We serve our rural clients at the Entwistle Public Library. 

If services are being requested for an individual with mobility concerns, or a senior please contact us for discussion about alternative arrangements for an in home session. 

Our rates range from 125.00 for phone and online sessions to 165.00 for in person sessions. We also offer a sliding scale fee for individuals with lower income and/or student.

Cash, e -transfer, & credit cards accepted.

Please contact your insurance company as most plans will reimburse the cost of fees associated for counselling – the needed receipts will be provided. Direct billing is available for Alberta Blue Cross, Medavie, ASEBP and Green Shield. Please inform us of your insurance company and we will endeavour to assist with direct billing.

Depending on your health care plan, you may have coverage for psychological services. I would encourage you to explore with your plan the services offered. My education with a Master of Social Work and being a Registered Social Worker meets most insurance companies criteria for psychological services. However, please speak with you plan to confirm your coverage. 

We are inclusive and non-discriminatory in our practice and provide counselling services to any population, including:

- all ages including: children, youth, adults and seniors

- individuals identifying with gender and sexual minorities

- Indigenous peoples

- all faiths, religions and cultures 

We specialize in providing parenting and co-parenting supports for parents who are seeking to become a stronger parent. 

 Yes, please contact us to find out more about our services and allow us to find out more about what services you are seeking. 

When you are considering fostering, adopting or opening your home up for kinship placement, an assessment of your home is required to be completed. There are several steps to a SAFE Home Assessment/Study including questionnaires, interviews, Police and Child Intervention Checks, and one or more visits to your home.