Clarity Psychology Inc.

02/17/2026

What does therapy really look like? 💡✨

02/03/2026

Call us at 587-782-4744 or visit our website for more info to find out if therapy is right for you! 💡 claritypsychology.ca

01/29/2026

Our multidisciplinary team (SLP, OT, PSYCH) spent the last few days at the 18th annual Building Brighter Futures Autism Conference! 🤍✨ Over three inspiring days, they had the opportunity to hear from leading Canadian experts, self-advocates, and changemakers sharing practical tools, fresh perspectives, and stories that spark meaningful action.

01/27/2026

The 10 darkest weeks of the year are officially behind us. ✨ What helped you get through this season?

01/21/2026

01/16/2026

Say hi to Emma 👋 Our new Social Media Manager!
We're switching things up with a stronger focus on short-form video content-quick, creative, and right to the point. 🎥✨
Leave a comment and let us know what you think!

11/28/2025

Dr. Lori Cluff Schade, PhD, LMFT, is an expert in Emotionally Focused Therapy and relationship repair. In Couples Therapy Workbook for Healing: Emotionally Focused Therapy Techniques to Restore Your Relationship, she offers practical, evidence-based exercises to help partners reconnect, rebuild trust, and strengthen their emotional bond. Drawing from the science of attachment and the power of vulnerability, Dr. Schade guides readers through step-by-step reflections and communication tools that foster understanding and closeness. This workbook is a compassionate and accessible resource for couples seeking to heal and grow together.

11/26/2025

We know that it’s hard to take time off of work to bring your child for a full-day assessment or a midday counselling or tutoring appointment; that’s why we created this wonderful space for parents to work while they wait for their children. We have access to free WiFi, coffee and snacks, and a quiet space for all parents to work. Just bring your laptop or tablet and use this space for as long as you need!

11/24/2025

Meet Amber Nicholson, M.C., Registered Provisional Psychologist.

Amber has extensive experience supporting individuals through life, academic, and career transitions, and she deeply believes in each person’s capacity for resilience. Her goal is to help you find ways forward that feel authentic and meaningful. She works from several evidence-based approaches, including Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Solution-Focused Therapy, and mindful self-compassion.

Amber specializes in working with the following concerns with counselling clients:

Depression
Anxiety
Academic Anxiety
Life transition and career related challenges
Stress Management
Caregiver Stress
Relationship Challenges
Parenting Stress
Self-Esteem Issues
Perfectionism
Boundaries setting and assertiveness
Blended Families

Amber has availability on Mondays and Thursdays from 5:30-8:30 PM. She has a reduced rate of $190/hour.

Appointments with Amber can be booked online or by calling our Office Manager at 587.782.4744.

11/21/2025

Karen Bluth, PhD, is a leading expert in mindfulness and self-compassion for adolescents. In The Self-Compassion Workbook for Teens: Mindfulness and Compassion Skills to Overcome Self-Criticism and Embrace Who You Are, with a foreword by Kristin Neff, PhD, she offers practical tools to help teens quiet their inner critic and develop kindness toward themselves. Through engaging exercises and relatable examples, this workbook empowers young people to navigate stress, self-doubt, and social pressure with greater ease and confidence. It’s an essential read for any teen—or parent—interested in fostering emotional resilience.

11/19/2025

REMINDER: Our Registered Provisional Psychologist have immediate availability for new clients! They are able to offer clients services at a reduced fee of $190/session. Our Registered Provisional Psychologists work with children, teens and adults and have daytime and evening availability.

What is a Registered Provisional Psychologist?

In Alberta, individuals training to become Registered Psychologists are termed “Registered Provisional Psychologists.” Provisional Psychologists differ from Registered Psychologists in that:

- Their work is supervised by a Registered Psychologist. This means that their cases are discussed with their supervisor, their supervisor has full access to all of their documentation and files, supervisors may view live or recorded sessions, and supervisors hold responsibility for the welfare of the client.

- They are working towards the requirements of registration. This means that they are completing a minimum of 1600 hours of supervised practice and 107 hours of supervision, and they are working towards completion of licensing examinations including the Examination for Professional Practice in Psychology and the Law & Ethics for Alberta Psychologists Exam.

Interested in reduced-fee counselling? Appointments can be booked online or by calling our Office Manager at 587.782.4744.