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10216 124 Street

Edmonton, AB T5N 4A3

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YEG Family Counselling is an inclusive therapy practice specializing in working families, couples, and individuals with complex relationship dynamics. If you need an expert in all the beautiful and difficult imperfections of life in relationship, search no further.

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Religious Trauma and Attachment

When someone experiences religious trauma and chooses to leave--or somehow change their relationship to the organization--the loss of community and support can feel profound. In therapy, that loss is often one of the central themes we return to.

Paige Cahill

An East Asian man sits on a set of stairs in a blue button-down shirt drinking a beer while he leans his head on one hand.

Ask An Occupational Therapist: Working While Depressed

The struggle to find meaning and purpose in life is something most people can probably relate to, even if they aren't struggling with the same mental health concern and/or the feeling isn't as directly tied to their paid employment. While identifying the desire to engage in work again is a significant step that reflects a need for connection and a sense of contributing to the world around you, there are definitely a lot of barriers to jumping back into the working world.

Juanita Gnanapragasam