Welcome to Flare Counselling Services
Connect:
You may be exploring options for counselling for yourself, for your family, friend, or loved one. Perhaps you are wondering what it might be like to try counselling. Whatever the reason is that you are finding yourself here, it is important, valid, and worthy of attention.
Collaborate:
Counselling is a space where we join together to support your goals for change. It is a process of becoming more connected with yourself, others and the environment. We work at a pace that is guided by you and supported therapeutically.
Change:
At Flare Counselling, the focus is on creating more emotional freedom in your life to help you thrive and overcome adversity with more confidence. We trust in your inherent wisdom and believe in your adaptive potential. YOU are the expert in your life! We tailor our approach to best meet your needs.
Celebrate Diversity:
As similar as we can be, humans are also wonderfully diverse! We live in bodies that represent a variety of ethnicities, ages, abilities, limitations, sexualities, and genders. We invite and honour the many different views in life that include religious and non-religious beliefs, political views, values, core beliefs, and much more. We do not tolerate racism or other discriminatory views or acts. We will work alongside any willing individual to support reflection, healing and growth in the pursuit of an anti-oppressive world.
Helping you with:
Grief and loss
Addiction
Depression
Anxiety
Trauma, abuse and neglect
Post-traumatic stress
Parenting issues
Relationship issues (family, intimate partners/couples, friendships, workplace)
Obsessive-compulsive disorder
Mood dysregulation
Body image issues
Stress reduction
Gender identity
Sexuality
Indigenous Land Acknowledgement:
Flare Counselling respectfully acknowledges that we work, learn, play and thrive on the Indigenous peoples’ Territories of ᐊᒥᐢᑿᒌᐚᐢᑲᐦᐃᑲᐣ (Amiskwacîwâskahikan), Treaty 6/Métis Territory.
We stand on the traditional lands of the Indigenous Peoples who have been stewards of this land for generations. In what is now known as Alberta, Canada, we recognize the diverse Indigenous cultures, languages, traditions, ceremonies, and histories that have shaped and continue to shape this territory. We honour the past, present, and future contributions of the First Nations, Métis, and Inuit peoples and express our gratitude for their ongoing connection to the land and its resources.