ML Family Counselling

02/10/2026

Couples therapy isn’t about picking sides; it’s about helping partners recognize and change the patterns that keep them stuck, so they can rebuild safety and connection together.

Interested in starting couples therapy today? Reach out to our team today!

02/09/2026

Meet Our Leadership Team

At ML Family Counselling, we follow a Steward Leadership Model grounded in care, responsibility, and service. We believe the care we show our team is reflected in the care our clients receive.

This approach ensures continuity of care, clear communication, and a coordinated experience from your first interaction onward. It keeps us grounded in shared values of respect, inclusion, and excellence while supporting ongoing growth for our therapists.

The result is a welcoming, collaborative environment where your care remains consistent, thoughtful, and genuine 🪴🤍

02/06/2026

Therapist Spotlight! 🌿🧠✨

We’re so excited to highlight Matt Dewey, RCT-C one of our therapists supporting adults and couples through life transitions, stress, grief, and disconnection.

Matt brings a grounded, curious presence to therapy, creating space for reflection, clarity, and connection. He works collaboratively and integrates Gottman, ACT, Narrative, IFS, and Solution-Focused approaches through a trauma-informed, client-led lens.

💬 “Clarity grows when we slow down and feel understood.” — Matt Dewey

02/06/2026

February is Eating Disorder Awareness Month. Eating disorders are complex mental health conditions, and compassionate, trauma-informed support can make a meaningful difference. Awareness helps reduce stigma and encourages people to seek care.



Source: Prairie Mountain Health. February is Eating Disorder Awareness Month. https://prairiemountainhealth.ca/february-is-eating-disorder-awareness-month/

02/04/2026

ADHD, Autism, and Trauma can overlap because they all involve the nervous system. Looking beneath behavior helps us respond with compassion and effective support.

02/02/2026

Your nervous system isn’t broken, it’s communicating. Learning to notice your state and respond with the right kind of support builds safety, flexibility, and real change. 💛

01/30/2026

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01/30/2026

Do you notice the same conflicts showing up again and again? These 6 small shifts can change how your family communicates.

Save for later 🤍

01/29/2026

There is no effort that is too small.

Quiet steps are still progress. Gentle efforts still count.

01/26/2026

Nothing better than a room (okay, a Zoom screen 😄) full of therapists who keep showing up to learn, reflect, and sharpen their work.

Today’s monthly clinical was all about Couples + Intimacy the tender stuff: connection, desire, distance, repair, and how to hold space for the complicated, human realities that show up in relationships.

Proud of this team for investing in ongoing growth so our clients are supported with care that’s thoughtful, current, and grounded. 🪴🧠

01/21/2026