Individuals experience trauma differently; sometimes, we are able to deal with these traumatic events and move forward in positive and healthy ways, but other times, trauma rears its ugly head, and the effects can be residual and far-reaching. Trauma, especially when it has not been dealt with appropriately, can hinder and impede our ability to adequately integrate certain experiences into our mental capacity, and challenging symptoms may arise as a result. In order to help manage these symptoms, EMDR therapy uses an 8-phase approach to help diminish or eliminate distress from traumatic memories or other triggers. During an EMDR therapy session, a psychologist will gently guide you through the reprocessing journey, teaching coping strategies and ensuring you remain in control at all times. Several of our psychologists have completed advanced EMDR training to provide specialized support and help you regain emotional balance.
With guidance and support, healing is not only possible—it’s within reach.
All of the therapists at Supporting Wellness are multidisciplinary and meet all of the qualifications set out by the College of Alberta Psychologists. We understand that having a positive relationship with your therapist is of the utmost importance, especially when discussing sensitive issues like grief and trauma; we want you to feel completely comfortable when you make an appointment and sit down with one for EMDR therapy. We believe in fostering a positive, relationship-focused environment where clients of all ages can come for support, guidance, and counseling for whatever concerns they may have. Supporting Wellness Psychological & Family Services is a place where families and individuals can receive help for any psychological issue. We believe that change is possible, and we want our clients to know it as well. Together, we can open the door to a new chapter of wellness, happiness, and stability.
If it’s your first time at Supporting Wellness, give us a call and we’ll gladly help match you with a therapist who suits your needs. You can also browse our website to learn more about our therapists and book with the person who feels like the best fit.
The number of sessions we recommend is unique to each person. During your initial consultation, we can suggest a starting plan, and we will work collaboratively with you throughout the process, adjusting as needed to support your goals and achieve the best possible outcomes.
The cost of a 50-minute therapy session is typically $235, though fees may vary depending on the type of therapy and the therapist providing the service. Some of our therapists offer sliding scale options, so we encourage you to call us to discuss your needs and we will help connect you with someone who best fits your goals and budget. For more information, you can also click here to view the recommended fee schedule set by the Psychologists’ Association of Alberta.
For your convenience, we accept credit card, debit, e-transfer, and cash payments.
We offer direct billing to many insurance providers, including Alberta Blue Cross, Greenshield, Medavie Blue Cross, NIHB, Sun Life, Telus Health, Canada Life, Desjardins, Manulife, Chambers of Commerce, Equitable Life, Johnston Group, Maximum Benefit, Group Source, Simply Benefits, and Industrial Alliance.
If direct billing is not available for your specific plan, you can always pay for your session and submit the receipt to your insurance provider for reimbursement. If you have questions about your coverage, please give us a call and we can help determine which therapists are covered under your individual insurance plan.
When you book an appointment, that time is reserved just for you. If you are unable to attend, we kindly ask for at least 24 hours’ notice so we can offer the time to someone else. Missed appointments or late cancellations will be charged a fee of up to $200.
