Kim Silverthorn is a clinical counsellor/psychotherapist and holds the designation of a Registered Professional Counsellor (R.P.C.) and a Master Practitioner of Clinical Counselling (M.P.C.C.) through the Canadian Professional Counsellors Association (C.P.C.A.). She is also registered as a Counselling Therapist (C.T.) with ACTA (the Association of Counselling Therapists of Alberta). Kim is available for both in-person and virtual (zoom) sessions - her office is in Beaumont. She provides Group Therapy/Programming on Mondays, and sees clients for sessions on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays (afternoons and evenings) and on Saturdays (afternoons). She works with youth and adult clients - and she offers individual and couples therapy. Kim's areas of expertise include clients who are struggling with anxiety, depression, trauma, self harm, eating disorders, and stress. Kim has been providing therapeutic support to individuals and for families for over 30 years. She also offers a broad range of Professional Development Training opportunities for community groups and agencies. Kim specializes in counselling for diverse and unique client populations. She offers support to First Responders, to victims of suicide and homicide and to abused youth and their families. Kim has also worked with street gangs, with high risk aboriginal youth, and with Parolee’s after their release from incarceration. You can learn more about Kim at www.tacitknows.com
THIS BOOKING SELECTION IS FOR NEUROFEEDBACK TRAINING/THERAPY SESSIONS ONLY. These sessions are offered as in-person appointments only (not by Zoom). Neurofeedback Training/Therapy is an excellent treatment modality for both teen and adult clients. These appointments are designed a individual sessions only (not as couples therapy). Neurofeedback Training/Therapy helps clients who are struggling with anxiety, depression, trauma, self harm, eating disorders, addictions, sleep issues, migraines, work/sports performance needs, low motivation, self-esteem issues and stress. Regular Neurofeedback Sessions are currently available on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. Intake sessions are ONLY available on Tuesdays and Saturdays. Combined Talk Therapy and Neurofeedback sessions are also ONLY available on Tuesdays and Saturdays. This schedule will expand as needed. Kim Silverthorn is a psychotherapist and holds the designation of a Registered Professional Counsellor (R.P.C.) and a Master Practitioner of Clinical Counselling (M.P.C.C.) through the Canadian Professional Counsellors Association (C.P.C.A.). She is also registered as a Counselling Therapist (C.T.) with ACTA (the Association of Counselling Therapists of Alberta). Her office is located in Beaumont. Kim is the Therapist clients see for the Neurofeedback Intake and Evaluation/Progress Sessions. Helen Allan and Courtney Larkin are Tacit's Neurofeedback Training Associates, and one will often be the person who the client will work with for the Regular Neurofeedback Sessions. You can learn more about Kim, Courtney and Helen at www.tacitknows.com
Janet VanCaeseele is a clinical counsellor/psychotherapist and holds the designation of a registered C.C.C. (Canadian Certified Counsellor) with the CCPA (Canadian Counselling and Psychotherapy Association). She has a Masters of Counselling Degree. She has also been a Registered Nurse (with AHS) for 16 years and has specialized in mental health supports for her patients. Janet is available to see clients both IN-PERSON and by ZOOM, on Wednesday afternoons (12noon to 5:00pm), Thursdays (10am to 2pm) and on Saturdays (10am to 2pm) - at the Beaumont office. She also sees clients IN-PERSON and by ZOOM - on Mondays and Fridays, in her Sherwood Park office (about 25 min away from Beaumont). Janet provides individual counselling supports to youth and adults - she also works with couples. Her areas of expertise include clients who struggle with addictions, anger, low self esteem, anxiety, depression, grief, and relationship issues. She is trained in using a variety of different modalities within her practice including Solution Focused Therapy; Somatic Experiencing Therapy; Client Centered Therapy; Attachment Therapy; Emotion Focused Therapy; CBT, DBT, ACT, MBCT, and EMDR trauma treatment. Janet creates a safe environment where every client feels valued and understood – she strives to help instill hope in the people she works with. Janet is passionate in applying a trauma informed approach as she empowers individuals to heal from their adversity. Regardless of each person’s background and past, Janet believes in focusing on the individual’s potential, strengths, and resilience to improve their own well-being. Please note: Janet's Sherwood Park office is located at 8 Chancery Way. She also sees clients at the Beaumont office. You can learn more about Janet at www.tacitknows.com
Teagan is a psychotherapist and holds the designation of a registered Counselling Therapist (C.T.) with ACTA (the Association of Counselling Therapists of Alberta). She is also certified with the CYCAA (Child and Youth Care Association of Alberta), and belongs to the Psychologist's Association of Alberta (PAA). And she is registered as a C.C.C. (Canadian Certified Counsellor) with the CCPA (Canadian Counselling and Psychotherapy Association). She has a Masters of Counselling Degree. Teagan is available to see clients on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays, from 4:30pm to 8:00pm. She prefers to offer Virtual (Zoom) Sessions, but is also available for In-Person Sessions as needed (her office is located in Edmonton, just off the Henday - about 30 min from Beaumont). She provides individual counselling supports to youth and adults - she also works with couples. Teagan has had more than 10 years of clinical experience, and specializes in work with marginalized populations and complex cases. She is a holistic practitioner. She explores the connections between the body, mind, heart, and spirit, helping clients heal by taking the entire human being and their life experiences into consideration, while creating a safe and collaborative therapeutic environment. Her areas of expertise include clients who struggle with addictions, anxiety, depression, trauma, grief, domestic violence and relationship issues. Please note: Teagan's office, for in-person sessions, is located at 17214 60 Ave, in west Edmonton. You can learn more about Teagan at www.tacitknows.com
Tracy Suter is a clinical counsellor - she is registered as a C.C.C. (Canadian Certified Counsellor) with the CCPA (Canadian Counselling and Psychotherapy Association) and she holds the designation of a registered Counselling Therapist (C.T.) with ACTA (the Association of Counselling Therapists of Alberta). She has an undergraduate degree in Fine Arts, a Masters of Counselling Degree, and specialized training in Art Therapy. Tracy is available to see clients by Zoom or in-person - on Tuesday’s - 5pm to 8pm; Thursday’s - 5pm to 8pm; and Saturdays – 10am to 1pm. TRACY DOES NOT SEE CLIENTS IN THE BEAUMONT OFFICE. She provides individual counselling supports to youth and adults - she does not work with couples. Tracy's Art Therapy sessions are available as 2 different options - as a Regular Art Therapy Session (50 min - at a rate of $150) or as an Extended Art Therapy Session (80 minutes - at a rate of $175). Extended sessions are recommended (but are not required) at the onset of the counselling process. Tracy has over 13 years of extensive experience working with teens and adults. She provides support to clients who struggle with life transitions, school/work issues, relationships, communication, family challenges, stress, self-esteem issues, anxiety, and depression. Tracy has a specialty in Art Therapy, and she also uses a number of other counselling modalities with her clients (CBT, DBT, Solution Focused, etc) based on their needs and personalities. Tracy is interested in the holistic integration of emotions, thoughts and behaviours – her style is direct and personable – creative and genuine. She sees each client as a key resource and collaborator in the course of their own treatment and growth. Please note: Tracy's office, for in-person sessions, is located at 6417 - 112th Avenue, in Edmonton (about 35 minutes away from Beaumont, just off the Henday). You can learn more about Tracy at www.tacitknows.com
Barb Plumstead is a clinical counsellor/psychotherapist and holds the designation of a Registered Clinical Counsellor (R.C.C.) with the BCACC (British Columbia Association of Clinical Counsellors). She is also registered as a Counselling Therapist (C.T.) with ACTA (Association of Counselling Therapists of Alberta). Barb has a Masters of Counselling Psychology Degree. She has been a therapist for over 26 years. Barb is available to see clients both IN-PERSON and by ZOOM, on Mondays (from 4pm 8:00pm) - at the Beaumont office. She will also be available on Wednesdays (4pm to 8pm) BUT NOT UNTIL January 8th, 2025. Barb provides individual counselling supports to youth and adults - she is also excellent with couples. Her areas of expertise include clients who struggle with complex trauma, substance and behavioural addictions, abuse, anxiety, depression, low self-esteem, grief, sexual health and sexual intimacy in relationships, sexual/gender diversity, and consensual non-monogamy/polyamory. Barb is trained in a wide range of modalities including Solution Focused Therapy, CBT, ACT, and EMDR trauma treatment. She trains at an advanced level with the Developmental Model of Couples Counselling (The Couples Institute) ; ATSIP (Assessing & Treating Sex Issues in Psychotherapy); and Consensual Non-Monogamy (The Institute for Relational Intimacy). Barb works with clients who struggle with issues that often originated in their earliest life experiences (she experienced many issues in her own childhood and youth). She understands that substance and behavioural addictions develop as a way of coping with underlying issues. To recover from addiction, develop self-esteem and enjoy healthy relationships, the underlying issues need to be addressed. Barb offers an environment of safety and honesty to all of her clients - but especially to those who may feel hesitant to talk about their personal identity or concerns. You can learn more about Barb at www.tacitknows.com