Calgary Therapists | Meet Our Team | Solasta
Solasta’s team of 20+ Calgary therapists includes Registered Psychologists, Registered Provisional Psychologists, Registered Social Workers and counsellors. We offer therapy for adults, teens, children, couples and families, in person at our NW Calgary office (1716 16 Ave NW) and online anywhere in Alberta.
Our therapists specialize in anxiety, depression, trauma and EMDR, ADHD, autism, relationships, parenting, and burnout. Most are accepting new clients, with day, evening and weekend appointments. Every new client starts with a free 20-minute call with the therapist they choose. Several clinicians also offer multilingual counselling.
Not sure who to book with? Answer a few quick questions and we’ll show you the therapists who may be a good fit.
20+
Calgary therapists
Most
accepting new clients
Free
20-min call to check fit
Direct
billing to most insurers
EMDR for Kids & Adults
Couples & Relationships
Teacher Stress & Burnout
Trauma & PTSD
Parenting & Family
Women's Mental Health (Mid-Life)
School Avoidance
Anxiety
Ch
Children
Teens
Couples
Families
Women’s Mental Health
Postpartum & New Parents
Calming Regulation
Burnout
Life Transitions
Anxiety
Caregiver Stress
Parenting Stress
Adults
Women
Caregivers
Older Adults
Parents
Trauma & PTSD
Cultural Identity
Chronic Illness
EMDR (adults & kids)
Depression
Couples & Relationships
Anxiety
OCD
Adults
Children
Teens
Couples
Families
Anxiety
Burnout
Relationships
Boundaries
BIPOC & Cultural Identity
Trauma
Sexual Violence
Adults
Young Adults
Women
Men
BIPOC
Children & Teens
Anxiety
Young Women
Big Emotions
ADHD
Self-Confidence
Boundaries
School & Peer Stress
Adults
Children
Teens
Young Adults
Older Adults
ADHD & Executive Function
Brain Injury & Stroke
Chronic Pain & Illness
Anxiety
Autism
Complex Trauma
Caregivers
Speech & Memory Challenges
Adults
Young Adults
Caregivers
Older Adults
2SLGBTQIA+
Children & Teens
Anxiety
OCD
Sports & Performance
Self-Esteem
Body Image
Big Emotions
School & Peer Stress
Children
Teens
Young Adults
Adults
Athletes
Couples & Relationships
Parenting & Families
Cultural Identity
Children & Teens
Women & Mothers
Anxiety
Adoption
Faith-Based Support
Adults
Children
Teens
Couples & Families
Older Adults
Women & Caregivers
Perfectionism
Burnout
Anxiety
Life Transitions
Relationship Challenges
Emotional Regulation
Work-Life Balance
Adults
Teens
Young Adults
Women
Caregivers
Trauma & PTSD
EMDR
Cultural Identity
Children of Immigrants
Sleep & Insomnia
Humanitarian Aid Workers
Anxiety
Grief & Loss
Adults
Young Adults
BIPOC Clients
Immigrants & Their Children
Humanitarian Workers
Neurodivergent Children
Behaviour & Big Emotions
Parenting & Families
Arabic Counselling
Cultural Identity
Perinatal & Postpartum
Anxiety
Self-Esteem
Children
Teens
Adults
Families
Older Adults
Men's Mental Health
Sports & Performance
Trauma & PTSD
Addiction & Substance Use
Identity & Life Transitions
Anxiety
Depression
Grief & Loss
Adults
Teens (16+)
Young Adults
Men
Athletes
Life Transitions
Career Changes
Caring for Aging Parents
Older Adult Transitions
Perinatal & Postpartum
Workplace Stress
Anxiety
Grief & Loss
Adults
Teens (16+)
Professionals
New Parents
Caregivers
Relational Trauma
EMDR
Couples & Relationships
Emotion Regulation
People-Pleasing
Boundaries & Assertiveness
Anxiety
Perfectionism
Adults
Couples
Young Adults
Men's Mental Health
Couples & Relationships
Teens & Young Adults
Shame & Self-Worth
OCD
Anxiety
Depression
Grief & Loss
Adults
Teens (16+)
Couples
Young Adults
Men
Burnout & Perfectionism
Complex Trauma
Emotional Regulation
Maternal & Postpartum
Adoption & Attachment
Religious Trauma
Anxiety
Psychoeducational Assessments
Adults
Women
Caregivers
High-Achievers
Mothers
Autism Assessments
Indigenous Assessments
Learning Assessments
Trauma
Identity
Self-Connection
Depression
LGBTQ
Parenting
Boundaries & Self-Worth
Attachment
Adults
Teens
Autism Assessments
Life Transitions
Parenting
Attachment
Psychoeducational Assessments
Grief & Loss
Professionals
Work-Life Balance
Adults
Teens
Parents
Couples
Families
Autism Assessments
ADHD Assessments
Psychoeducational Assessments
Adoption & Attachment
Trauma & EMDR
Supervision & Consultation
Developmental Trauma
Parenting
Adults
Children
Teens
Families
The right therapist is the one whose experience fits what you’re dealing with, and who you feel comfortable talking to.
Anxiety, trauma, a relationship, a child’s behaviour? Look at each therapist’s specialties.
Some therapists work with adults only; others see children, teens, couples or families.
Plans differ in which credentials they cover. Check yours before you book.
A 20-minutes call with your chosen therapist is the best test of fit. No obligation.
Registered Psychologist
A master’s or doctoral degree in psychology, registered with the College of Alberta Psychologists. Can provide therapy and formal psychological assessments.
Registered Provisional Psychologist
Has completed their degree and is registered with the College of Alberta Psychologists while completing supervised practice toward full registration.
Registered Social Worker
Registered with the Alberta College of Social Workers. Counselling social workers provide therapy for individuals, couples and families.
Clinical Counsellor (CCC)
Holds a counselling master’s degree and the Canadian Certified Counsellor (CCC) designation from the Canadian Counselling and Psychotherapy Association (CCPA).
Counselling Intern
A graduate student or recently graduated student completing supervised clinical training. Sessions are offered at a lower fee or free.
Not sure which you need?
For most concerns, any of our therapists can help. Fit and specialty usually matter more than the title.
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Start with what you want help with and who the sessions are for (you, your child, your relationship or your family). Then look for a therapist whose experience matches, check that their credential is covered by your insurance, and book a free 20-minute call to see whether the fit feels right.
Yes. Most of our Calgary therapists are accepting new clients, and each profile shows their current status. Most new clients have their first session within days.
“Therapist” is a general term for anyone who provides therapy. A Registered Psychologist is a regulated title in Alberta, overseen by the College of Alberta Psychologists. Our therapists are Registered Psychologists, Registered Provisional Psychologists, Registered Social Workers and counsellors, all working under professional regulation or supervision.
At Solasta, sessions with a Registered Psychologist are $235 for 50 minutes. Fees vary by credential, and lower-fee sessions are available with our counselling interns. We direct bill most insurers. See our full fee schedule.
Most extended health plans cover Registered Psychologists, and many also cover Registered Social Workers and Canadian Certified Counsellors. Coverage varies by plan, so check which credentials yours covers before you book.
Yes. Several of our therapists are men, including psychologists and a registered social worker who work with men’s issues, couples, teens and families.
Yes. Between them, our therapists offer sessions in English, French, Arabic, Urdu, Hindi, Igbo and Yoruba. Language details are listed on each therapist’s profile.
Yes. You can change therapists at any time. Simply book with someone else on the team, or ask our Client Care team if you’d like help choosing.
Yes. All of our therapists offer secure online sessions anywhere in Alberta, and all but one also see clients in person at our NW Calgary office.
Located in Calgary (at 1716 16 Ave NW – opposite North Hill Centre and two minutes from SAIT), we support individuals across Alberta, with in-person therapy in our NW Calgary offices and secure virtual care province-wide. Free 90-minute parking behind the building.
Reviewed by Scott McKirdy, Registered Psychologist · Last updated October 2026
