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COUNSELLING IN
COLD LAKE

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Healing from the ground up

“A journey of a thousand miles 
begins with a single step”

 - Lao Tzu

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COUNSELLING SERVICES

In person counselling is offered in our offices located above the library in Cold Lake north.

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INDIVIDUALS

Most people want to talk with a therapist one to one.  We have training in several different therapy models and together we will find an approach that can work for you.

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COUPLES & FAMILIES

No one and no issue can happen in isolation.  As a family therapist and a Social Worker, it helps to see things within a broader context.

GROUP

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Explore solutions alongside individuals who share similar experiences guided by a Registered Social Worker.  Topics may include grief, trauma and more. 

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WORKSHOPS

Improve personal or professional skills in a safe and supportive environment with people from your community.

SERVICES

Counselling in Cold Lake practitioners offer online video counselling using a confidential, reliable and approved platform that does not require you to download anything.  

You simply click on a link that will be provided to you by your practitioner before your first appointment and wait in a virtual waiting room.  

ONLINE COUNSELLING

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THE OFFICE

1301 8 Ave

Cold Lake, Alberta

T9M 1J7

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ON THE SECOND FLOOR OF THE COLD LAKE SENIORS CENTRE ABOVE THE NORTH COLD LAKE LIBRARY

LOCATION

OPENING HOURS

By Appointment Only

Evening and

Weekend Hours available

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Land Acknowledgement

We respectfully acknowledge that Cold Lake is located on Treaty 6 territory and within the traditional lands of Cold Lake First Nations, Frog Lake First Nation, Kehewin Cree Nation, and Beaver Lake Cree Nation, as well as the Métis communities and settlements of northeastern Alberta, including Elizabeth Métis Settlement and Fishing Lake Métis Settlement. We honour their enduring relationships with the land, culture, family, and community.

As social workers, we believe a land acknowledgement is more than recognizing where we are. It also means acknowledging the ongoing impacts of colonization and respecting Indigenous knowledge, strengths, and diverse ways of healing.

In our practice, this means approaching Indigenous ways of knowing and healing with cultural humility, respecting self-determination, and honouring Indigenous ways of healing.

For us, reconciliation requires continued learning, reflection, from respectfuland reciprocal, and a commitment to building respectful and reciprocal relationships through our practice of social work.

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