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Get to know Calen
My approach is rooted in lived experience, shaped by the demands, pressures, and resilience developed through competitive hockey. I believe real change happens when we work not only with the mind, but also with the emotional and physical patterns carried in the body. In our sessions, I aim to create an environment that is both challenging and supportive—one where confusion gives way to clarity, and confidence grows through intentional practice.
I see growth as deeply connected to the quality of our relationships and our willingness to face the patterns that no longer serve us. These are often the keys to lasting change.
I work with concerns including, but not limited to: anxiety, depression, stress, addiction, trauma, relationship difficulties, and sport and performance challenges. My practice is primarily informed by the Adaptive Information Processing model through EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing), as well as CBT, ACT, Solution-Focused, and mindfulness-based modalities.
Session Fees
Individual session
Insurance
Direct billing
- Alberta Blue Cross
- Greenshield
- Medavie
- Telus eClaims (e.g. Canada Life, Johnston Group, ClaimSecure, Desjardins, GroupSource)
Client-reimbursed coverage
Why work with a student therapist?
A Master of Counselling Student is in the final stage of becoming a registered psychologist, which means they’re actively developing their clinical skills under close professional supervision. If you're looking for a thoughtful, collaborative, and affordable therapy option, working with a student therapist can be a great fit.
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Lower fee structure
Student therapists offer reduced pricing, making counselling more accessible.
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More booking flexibility
Shorter wait times and more appointment options.
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Fresh, up-to-date training
They’re learning the most current therapeutic methods and bring a lot of energy, curiosity, and attentiveness to their work.
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Built-in supervision
A senior psychologist reviews their work and supports them throughout, meaning you benefit from two professionals involved in your care.
Let's build your mental edge
It starts with a single session — and a decision to show up differently.
