Find a Loneliness Therapist in Alberta

Learn about Loneliness therapy

Browse licensed clinicians for loneliness in Alberta (ab). Sessions available online or in-person.

Finding loneliness support in Alberta (ab) doesn’t have to feel like guesswork.
On this page you’ll see licensed clinicians available for in-person or virtual sessions in Alberta (ab).
We outline the plan up front, teach the “why”, and keep sessions focused on specific changes that matter to you.

Why Your Mind Reacts Before You Can Think — and How We Rewire That

You have two minds that shape every moment: the one that thinks and the one that reacts. When something triggers old fear or shame, your reactive mind jumps in first — just like how you’d flinch at a spider before realizing it’s harmless. The ShiftGrit approach helps you retrain that automatic system so your reactions finally line up with what you know to be true — calm, confident, and in control.

Find Your Therapist

In Alberta? Connect with a Loneliness therapist in-person or online.

Licensed Alberta clinicians on MST (unless noted). Start with a clear plan, practical tools, and sessions focused on what matters to you.

In-person or Virtual In-person in Alberta Virtual for your province

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Ashima Saini

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Syed Saad

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Chelsea Hanson

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Kristyn McKenna

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Geneviève Malena

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Christiane Bégin

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Lara Palset

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Farhat Mohammadi

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Claire Goddard

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Susanne Loewen

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Jaskiran Sidhu

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Alberto Medeiros

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Priya Virk

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Jenae White

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Abhishek Bardoloi

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Stephanie Stevens

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Patience Owan

Nicole Registered Provisional Psychologist Edmonton

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Nicole Krick-Ralston

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Baldwin Asala

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Sharilyn Theriault

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Gurjeet Bara

Yvonne Valdes

Claudius Dada

Identity-Level Therapy for Loneliness in Alberta (ab)

Identity-Level Therapy targets the belief patterns and emotional loops driving automatic reactions—not just the surface symptoms. By working at the identity layer, clients shift how they interpret safety, regulate threat, and relate to themselves and others. The result: reconditioning at the root of shame, self-sabotage, reactivity, and overwhelm.

It’s organized around three pillars: