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How I Can Help
How I Can Help
I provide individual counselling for a wide range of concerns and am especially passionate about...
Life Transitions - click for more
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Stress Management
Decision Making
Anxiety
Depression
Personal Growth
Body Image
Self Esteem
About Me
About Lindsay (she/her)
My life continues to be enriched by the people I meet and the conversations we have. I believe that it is through relationships that we come to know and value ourselves, and I emphasize the therapeutic relationship as a foundation for healing, growth, and change. You can expect me to be authentic, genuine, and respectful, as I come to understand the nuances of your experience. I hope to emphasize your strengths, values, and inner wisdom to facilitate clarity, growth, and change.
I have supported individuals with a variety of concerns, backgrounds, and circumstances in post-secondary, medical, community, and private practice settings. I welcome diversity and take care to approach this healing work with cultural responsiveness. My approach is driven by your needs, is informed by mental health research, and draws from humanistic, narrative, constructivist, solution-focused, and emotion-focused frameworks. I welcome any questions you have about my background or about my approach to counselling.
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I am a registered psychologist with the College of Alberta Psychologists who has completed Masters-level education in counselling psychology. I am also a member of the Psychologists' Association of Alberta. I am a published author and a lifelong learner, currently back in a post-secondary setting facilitating the learning of future counsellors.
Aside from counselling, I enjoy connecting with family and friends, spending time outside, witnessing my little ones grow and develop, taking pilates classes, and sipping cups of tea. I welcome the opportunity to get to know you.
What to Expect
What To Expect
Deciding to begin counselling with a psychologist is an important decision. For some people, beginning therapy can be a relief. For others, it may be uncomfortable to open up to someone new. We all experience occasional difficulties navigating life’s challenges, and there can be times we feel especially stuck and discouraged, and we need some extra support. Counselling is an opportunity to talk about concerns in a respectful, confidential, and professional setting.
Considering counselling shows that you have the courage and awareness to recognize you may need some additional help. You are taking responsibility by accepting where you’re at and by exploring options to support you in meeting life’s challenges. Should you decide to engage in counselling, the growth and change you experience will depend on how you use the counselling process and bridge counselling conversations into your life.
Because each person is unique, with different concerns and goals for counselling, the experience will vary depending on the individual. I will support you in sharing your concerns and how these concerns are affecting you. This may include discussing the personal history that is relevant to your concern. Not only does this help me understand what you are experiencing, but it can also be helpful to you in gaining insight into your situation. I then work with you to minimize the influence of the problem in your life. Change can be difficult, so the speed at which change takes place will be up to you.
Costs & Coverage
Fees are $240 per 60-minute session, in align with the current fee schedule of the Psychologists’ Association of Alberta.
Fees are billed at the beginning of each session.
Accepted payment includes email money transfer, cheque, or cash.
Please contact your insurance provider with questions about policy coverage (referencing my credentials as a registered psychologist).
Costs & Coverage
Resources (links below)
Immediate No-Cost Mental Health Support
Alberta's 24-Hour Mental Health Help Line: 1.877.303.2642
Distress Centre 24-Hour Phone Line: 403.266.4357
EastSide Community Mental Health Services
Alberta Health Services South Calgary Health Centre Counselling
Alberta Health Services Sheldon Chumir Counselling
Calgary Communities Against Sexual Abuse 24-Hour Phone Line: 403.237.5888
Suicide Prevention Resources
Information About Therapy & Mental Health
Deciding to See a Psychologist: How to Choose One and What to Expect
Canadian Psychological Association: Psychology Works Fact Sheets
Canadian Mental Health Association: Mental Health Information
Professional Organizations
College of Alberta Psychologists
Canadian Psychological Association
Psychologists’ Association of Alberta
Contact
Contact Me
403.890.8399
lindsay@kennedypsych.com
I offer a no-cost 15-minute
phone consultation to determine fit.
Presently offering weekday daytime sessions
in-person or via telepsychology.
5005 Elbow Drive SW, Suite 209
Calgary, AB, T2S 2T6
Parking: no-cost parking on the building's south side,
paid parking in the plaza and on nearby streets
Accessibility: office on second level,
accessed by stairs or elevator
Transit: bus route 3
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