Unicorn Psychology

10/28/2025

Are you ready for trick or treat?

10/09/2025

Free support for Alberta teachers❤️

As Alberta’s teachers take a stand, we see the courage it takes to advocate, not just for fair conditions, but for the well-being of your students and yourselves.

At Unicorn Psychology, we stand with educators who give so much of their energy, patience, and heart to the next generation. We know that behind every classroom are countless hours of emotional labour, creativity, and care.

To support you through this stressful time, we’re offering free therapy sessions for Alberta teachers , a safe, confidential space to rest, reflect, and recharge.
Call our Admin team
403.815.0271

10/09/2025

10/05/2025

“I give myself very good advice,
But I very seldom follow it…”
Alice in Wonderland

We all have a part that knows what’s good for us the calm, wise, “I-should-probably” part.
And then… there’s another part that resists. The one that says, “Not now,” or “I just can’t.”

In Internal Family Systems (IFS), we don’t call that resistance a self-sabotage, we call it protection. That part isn’t ignoring you, it’s guarding a younger part that once learned that doing the “right” thing didn’t always feel safe.

🌸 All your parts mean well. Some just need to feel safe first.

10/03/2025

Have you try emotional vitamins?

10/03/2025

This week I’ve been sitting down with teachers to consult about some of my kiddo clients. With schools heading into strike, I want to say how much I support them.

Being a teacher isn’t just being a teacher. It’s being a human who shows up every day to care, guide, and hold space for kids, even when the system asks for more than it gives back.

I see how deeply teachers invest in children, and I stand with them as they advocate for themselves and for the future of our kids.

09/24/2025

As a child psychologist, I want to be clear:
Autism is not caused by a single factor, and current research does not show a proven link between acetaminophen (Tylenol) use in pregnancy and autism.

Scary claims only create guilt and stigma. Families need evidence-based guidance from doctors, not politics, and autistic children need our respect, not fear.