Psychologists in Edmonton, Canada

Brandi Gruninger through evolution psychology is. Located in Sherwood park Alberta.

www.evolutionpsychology.ca Offering pro bono sessions with psychologists for evacuees. By appointment at 780-570-5709

Please register with Red Cross. They are a service hub.

Here in Fort Saskatchewan we have Primary Care Network counsellors on hand throughout most of the day. Call 780-998-3466 to confirm they are in before coming but they are here.

If you are in Edmonton, momentum walk in counselling is a great place to go, and it's free. http://www.momentumcounselling.org

https://www.psychologytoday.com/ca/therapists/ab/edmonton This is a great tool for narrowing down results to the specific areas of concern you are hoping to target. Just select the items that apply to your situation.

I had a great experience with Dr. Philip Klemka. He’s a very nice and quirky man who practices cognitive behavioural therapy, and the great thing is, he’s a medical doctor as well, so visits are covered under Alberta health. Because of that, of course, his wait times can be a bit long, but for me a few years ago it was only a couple months before I could start seeing him regularly. He helped me immensely and I’d highly recommend him if you can wait the little bit to get in to see him.

Id avoid Dr Hotson!

I recommend Shift Psychology

You could Call 811! They can give you some specific recommendations for companies especially if cost is an issue. I (24F) found cornerstone Counselling through that. I see Agnes who is a student still. If you go through your doctor, they might also be able to connect you through the primary care network

I went to Emma Drebit when I was having anxiety issues. Compassionate and comforting. https://drebitpsychology.com/about/

I went here and found them very helpful, kind, and easy to talk to. [https://shiftpsych.com/](https://shiftpsych.com/)

Dont waste your money. Find some old, experienced people to talk to. Theyre happy to help, for free, and do a far better job. And they win too, with your company.

I cannot yell this loud enough....do NOT go to Dr. Finola Fogarty, legit. Stopped my medication cold turkey from my family doctor that was working for me, to put me on what she wanted me on, extremely high dose to the point where I was in hospital, and her response was "that usually doesn't happen". Tried putting me on a really high dose of lithium, tried diagnosing me with OCD, bi polar, manic...tried convincing me I was sexually assaulted as a kid. Legit. She saw my husband for a brief moment and tried telling him he had sleep apnea. Not to mention I would get calls that she would be at least 4 hours late for my appointment.

Hit up Google Maps and search in your area, then read the reviews for the offices. Psychologists are hit-and-miss because you need to find someone who can click with you and that's very individual and personal. Expect to have to shop around a bit before finding the person who's right for you. Good luck!

https://psychologistsassociation.ab.ca/referrals/

Janet Caryk is one of the best. She also has a few partners in her practice. https://www.cfcbt.ca/

Noga Lyron. She's great.

Pyschsolutions has some great people but like everyone said it really depends and can take a few to find one that clicks.

If you don’t have insurance Cornerstone has sliding scale and was good for me.

Welling Centre!

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If you're looking for peer support while managing your illness, check out the closed Facebook group Mental Health Matters Edmonton. It's a group for people living with mental illness that offers friendship and support. Xoxo

Dr McManus is my psychiatrist and is at college plaza. He is covered by Alberta Health Cafe and will monitor meds, refer to programs as necessary and does ask questions about how you're doing but does do traditional talk therapy session. Most psycholog ists are 45-55 minute times slots. You can sometimes request a two hour appointment but I assume you would then be paying for two hours. Not sure of you availability but there are several group therapy day programs through the hospitals. They do require a referral. You could check out PPHP, POP, DBT, Advanced skills, to name a few.

Ashley Hoogenberg from Lasting Solutions Psychological and Grief Recovery Center is amazing! I would highly recommend her.

Landor Liddell with Cornerstone Counselling downtown is great (bonus, they do have free parking). Really can't recommend him highly enough.

http://www.theravive.com/ther.../bailey-puchyr-chartier.aspx I posted earlier here is the link good luck

Arch Psychological Services in St. Albert 780 428 9223 hername s Bailey and she is amazing

Remember you don't have to stick with the first therapist you find.

www.psychologytoday.com/ca/therapists/ab/edmonton A family member asked me to help them find one and I viewed the profiles on this website based on their needs and out of the handful I picked they called and set an appointment. I found it helpful that you can sort by specific needs, gender, etc. I hope this helps!

Care to be ever so slightly more specific? There are different services depending on your problems.

Call 811 and they can direct you to free mental health therapists

Alina Rydz did wonders for me.

Christopher marusiak is really good! About $120 a session. You just have to find your type and style. His style is trying to make you the psychologist and mentor yourself, so he'll discuss charts and things to help you understand yourself a bit more so you can monitor yourself independently

Kells Counselling in the south side has a number of different psychologists who have great reputations. You give them a call and an intake person will go over what your needs are to pair you with the best fit. If you don't click with that person you can always switch to another one without having to re-do an intake process.

You want whoever works best with you. Make a plan of what you want to accomplish and then seek out a doc. Ask them how they would plan on helping you achieve your goal. Might take a number of different visits to find your right doc. Good on you for trying to better yourself. Good luck.

Kristine Aanderson at [I-Listen](http://www.i-listen.ca/) counselling is great. She's a friend of mine, and is very practical and down to earth.

We would love to assist you! Please feel free to call at 780-263-2752. This is exactly what we do at The Dojo.ca

Joanna Shandro is the best! Look her up

Dr Joyce Gillese comes up every 2 weeks from Edmonton and operates out of the Hinton medical clinic. She’s very good! However she isn’t covered by Alberta health. Her number is 780-444-2776