Kate Herbert

MSW, Registered Social Worker

“Hi, I’m Kate! I believe it is crucial that you as the client, feel seen. It is my honour to walk alongside you as you embark on a path of discovering yourself and what you need, in order to live a truly fulfilling life.”

Kayla Cardinal

Registered Social Worker

“Hi there! My name is Kayla, and I am a Registered Social Worker with a practice rooted in humanistic and client-centered approaches. I understand that navigating life’s challenges alone is not easy, and I strive to create a safe, supportive space where you can explore your thoughts and feelings without judgment.”

Farhana Kassam

Registered Social Worker

“Hi! My name is Farhana, and I’m glad you’re here. As a therapist, I take a person-first approach, prioritizing your values, beliefs, defining moments, and the experiences that shape your outlook and sense of self. Rooted in a humanistic perspective, my practice honors your unique identity and life experiences, working together to support your growth and well-being.”

Nicole Meister

MSW, Registered Social Worker

“Hi, I’m Nicole, a compassionate and empathetic counselor dedicated to helping clients live more authentic, fulfilling lives by integrating evidence-based practices with holistic approaches that nurture the mind, body, and spirit. Specializing in trauma healing, I guide individuals in aligning with their true selves, empowering them to break free from the past and embrace lasting transformation.”

Katya Verziolva

MSW, Registered Social Worker

“Hi, I’m Katya. Grounded in trauma-informed practice, I guide couples and individuals in exploring past experiences, processing emotions and navigating life transitions. I help uncover patterns that are keeping you stuck and unfulfilled, fostering the development of effective self-regulation and communication skills. I specialize in empowering individuals to challenge negative self-narratives, find direction, and discover their unique identity. I support couples in building the nurturing, passionate and connecting relationships they envision.”

Peter Stone

MSW, Registered Social Worker

“Hi, I’m Peter. My goal is always to make you feel safe and seen, celebrating and honouring that you have entered into the experience. I believe we are all experts on our own lives and try to explore that by working from a strength-based, trauma-informed, anti-oppressive, client-centred perspective. I believe we all possess the strength and courage to make the most of our brief time that we are gifted here and I consider it a privilege if I can support someone in some small way to reach that goal.”

Laurie Hamm

MSW, Registered Social Worker

“Hi, I’m Laurie! I believe that one of the most meaningful aspects of therapy is the opportunity to experience a space where you feel fully seen, heard, and supported. Whether you’re experiencing anxiety, grief, looking for support with creating boundaries, or the many other areas I can support, you can expect a compassionate space that always prioritizes your therapy goals.”

Sam Molen

MSW, Registered Social Worker

“I’m Samantha Molen, but I go by Sam! I believe therapy is an opportunity for empowered self-exploration and a chance for you to see things in a different way. Together, we can talk about the things that matter most in your life and collaborate on your goals to achieve emotional healing and well-being. I focus on establishing a positive relationship built on trust and safety, where you can be your honest self and share your more vulnerable truths. I have incredible respect and admiration for people willing and able to be curious and courageous enough to go to those deeper and darker places. I want to help you find liberation and self-reclamation from our oppressive systems that cause us to feel and think we are inadequate and unworthy of love, acceptance, or belonging.”

Tiffany Gloeckler

MSW, Registered Social Worker

“You’re feeling overwhelmed, burned out, or misunderstood. You might be newly diagnosed or exploring your neurodivergent identity. Maybe you’re managing a chronic illness, disability, or the effects of trauma — and just trying to keep everything together. More than anything, you want a space to be yourself, make sense of your experiences, and find ways to cope — whether that means tools and structure or a calm, open space to be heard. One of my biggest priorities is to ensure you feel safe and welcomed in the space, and I’ll collaboratively work with you to help you reach your goals and embrace your unique experiences. And, you can expect some humour and professionalism to keep things comfortable, engaging, and authentic. Whether you’re ready to dive into something longstanding, or are curious to learn more about yourself, I’ll be honoured to support you on your path.”

Selena Sliger

MSW, Registered Social Worker

In the spirit of reconciliation and as an Indigenous Ally, I wish to acknowledge that I live, work, and play on the traditional territories of the Alberta Treaty 8 people, which includes Woodland Cree, Beaver, Slavey, and Chipewyan, as well as the territories of Metis Nations 5 and 6. 

 

“Welcome! I am a Registered Social Worker and have a master’s degree specializing in Clinical Social Work. I aim to make a welcoming space where we can collaborate to work towards your goals. Together, we will enhance your true strengths so you can be your authentic self and thrive! My lived experiences with neurodivergence and mental injury and 20 years of working with marginalized populations help me understand that each persons’ experiences are unique. One of my goals is to destigmatize access to mental health support, as no one is immune from mental injury.”