Hey, I’m Amber.

I am a registered psychologist operating out of Grande Prairie, Alberta and accepting new clients.

  • Life is stressful, overwhelming, and unbalanced

  • You want a space to share and feel heard

  • You are in a state of autopilot

  • You have experienced or are currently experiencing abuse

  • There is a lack of satisfaction with your relationships

  • There’s poor communication with your friends, family, and loved ones

  • You avoid conflict and have a tendency to people-please

  • It is challenging to prioritize your own needs

  • You are unhappy and want a change

  • You read all these hoping something would relate

Therapy might be for you if…

Motivational Interviewing

Originally designed for substance abuse, now utilized in various settings, motivational interview aids people in resolving ambivalence and finding intrinsic reasons for change through a client-centered, directive manner. This modality is particularly useful for those with low motivation for change. This method seeks the client to become aware and utilize their own goals, values, and motivations. (APA, 2018)

Modalities

Somatic Therapy

Utilizes psychotherapy and physical techniques for holistic therapy. Rather than looking at the mind and body as two separate entities, somatic therapy sees them as connected and influencing one another. This method often includes developing internal resources to regulate emotions and physiological responses. Additionally, we increase the mind-body connection, bringing more attention to the present, rather than the past of future. (Psychology Today, 2022)

Prolonged Exposure (PE)

People often avoid reminders of their trauma for temporary symptom relief, resulting in reinforcement of the fear. PE is a treatment for PTSD and C-PTSD that teaches individuals to gradually approach trauma-related memories, feelings, sensations, and situations. This promotes active learning that the memories are not dangerous and do not need to be avoided. This is a structured modality consisting of 8-15 weekly 90-minute sessions. (APA, 2025)

The Gottman Method

Integrated with research-based interventions based on the Sound Relationship House Theory developed by the Gottman’s. The goals of The Gottman Method are to disarm conflicting verbal communication, increase intimacy, respect, and affection, remove barriers that create a feeling of stagnancy, and create a heightened sense of empathy and understanding within the relationship. (The Gottman Institute, 2025)

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