Hi, I’m Chantel.

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I’m a psychologist and consultant, helping individuals and couples build stronger connections and deeper self-understanding

About Me

I’m a registered psychologist based in Edmonton. I support adults and couples who want to feel more connected to themselves and the people who matter most.

My approach is warm, collaborative, and rooted in trust. I work with a range of experiences, with a special focus on perinatal mental health, relationships, grief, and life transitions.

I love learning what helps people thrive and supporting them as they bring those parts of themselves to life.

When people hear I’m a therapist, they often say, “That must be hard or sad.” At times, my work can be challenging, but it’s also an incredible privilege to sit with people, hear their stories, and witness their growth. Yes, there are moments of pain and grief, but there’s also beauty in joy, connection, and transformation.

I work with couples and individual adults, creating a space where we can be open and honest and work toward your goals at a pace that feels right for you.

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Working with Individuals

For individuals, my focus is on helping you feel more at home within yourself. I believe you are your own best expert. Using approaches like Satir Family Systems, we’ll uncover what matters most to you and explore how to align your choices and behaviors with your values, feelings, and desires.
Specializations and Training

I hold an Honours Bachelor of Arts with a specialization in Psychology from the University of Ottawa and a Master’s Degree in Counselling Psychology from Trinity Western University. I have additional training in perinatal and maternal mental health.
Working with couples

I love supporting couples at every stage of their relationship. As Sue Johnson writes, underneath conflict, partners are really asking Will you respond to me when I need you? Do I matter to you? Am I valued and accepted by you? I want to help couples build meaningful connection, feel seen and heard.