
Couples Counsellor
Kim Silverthorn, B.A., R.P.C., M.P.C.C., C.T
Psychotherapist
In T4X 0A6 - Nearby to Devon.
Couples often need a little support as they navigate the challenges that exist in every relationship. There are many complicating factors that impact the success of a relationship - children, finances, and different childhood experiences can all create a rollercoaster ride of emotions that can add confusion to the love that two people feel for one another. Learning how to communicate clearly, how to argue appropriately, and how to demonstrate appreciation and value for one another are the essential building blocks to a loving and intimate relationship that will last.

Couples Counsellor
Samuel Platts, CSAT
Registered Psychologist (Alberta, #4832)
In T5K 0J8 - Nearby to Devon.
I am trained in Emotionally Focused Couples Therapy. I help couples heal from the wounds that prevent us from feeling safe and secure in our relationships. These wounds sometimes happened to us long before we found our current partner, and sometimes there is betrayal in the marriage. I help clients recognize how these wounds affect our emotions and behaviors in a way that prevents us from getting what we are most longing for: connection in love.

Couples Counsellor
Nest Integrative Wellness, Inc.
RSW, CCC
In T5T 1N2 - Nearby to Devon.
Although relationships ebb and flow, the experience of pregnancy and parenthood can impact a couple greatly. As you and your partner navigate your new roles and identities, it is not uncommon to be navigating changes in your relationship. Our therapists can help you and your significant other navigate these changes together and work to strengthen your relationship.

Couples Counsellor
Al Riediger, Ph.D., R.Psych.
Registered Psychologist
In T5K 1C5 - Nearby to Devon.
I define a couple as any two people involved in ongoing interaction. When things go wrong the relationship is unfulfilling and may be hurtful to the participants. All too often things go wrong when the individuals focus on what they want from each other and they become enmeshed in a power struggle. In couples therapy there are no “rules of engagement” but there are skills which can be developed to make the relationship mutually rewarding and personally empowering.

Couples Counsellor
Sherri A. Lees, B.A., M.C.
Registered Psychologist & Certified Grief Recovery Specialist
In T8N 2T7 - Nearby to Devon.
Many relationships hit a point where help and support are needed. Opening up the pathways of communication and learning how to successfully move through breeches within the relationship and move towards repair, can have couples finding themselves liking one another again and feeling much closer. If this kind of support feel needs, reach out today through email or by phone.

Couples Counsellor
Vanessa Iceton, MC
Registered Psychologist
In T5P 3M8 - Nearby to Devon.
The Gottman Method approach is an empirically based treatment used when couples have become gridlocked. This method starts with thorough assessments that help inform the therapy process through research-based interventions. The goals of this therapy are to learn and practice softened start up communication skills, increase fondness and admiration, manage conflict, create shared meaning, and increase trust and commitment. I have completed Level 1 and 2 Training in Gottman Method Couples Therapy, and I use Gottman Method Couples Therapy in my work. Note: this method is not appropriate for couples where violence is occurring.