Stubborn patterns? It’s time to meet Robin.

We know that it’s tough to manage things like anxiety, depression, PTSD, and the like. Did you know that you don’t have to just cope and get by? Let Robin explain.

Meet Your New Psychologist

We’re pleased to introduce you to Shayla Drewicki. Shayla is one of Unstuck’s amazing psychologists! We think she’s brilliant, but don’t take our word for it, see for yourself.

Meet Your New Psychologist

We’re thrilled to introduce you to Angela McLeod. Angela is a Registered Psychologist with tons of experience treating sticky patterns like addictions, anxiety, and depression. Watch her video and sample Angela’s calm and welcoming energy!

Meet Your New Psychologist

Melissa’s therapeutic skill, ethical commitment, and smarts help her to provide a high level of care to all of her clients. When these superpowers are combined with her never ending compassion, her clients feel seen, heard, and cared for! She would love to work with you to get a handle on your stuff, so book a risk-free consultation to get started!

One of Edmonton’s Best Provisional Psychologists

We are so impressed with Zoey that we’ve voted her one of Edmonton’s Best Provisional Psychologist! Okay, so maybe that’s not a thing, but that doesn’t take away from her bright and eager energy. She’ll help you discover the you underneath the trouble spots, so that you can move forward with your life in renewed confidence of your ability to navigate life successfully. If you’re looking for deep and meaningful change, then book a risk-free consultation and get started!”

EMDR

There’s a good reason why something things should have an acronym. EMDR is one of those things. EMDR = eye movement desensitization and reprocessing. So ya.

Not only is the name a handful of overwhelmingness, but try to figure out the how and why of EMDR. It’s feels pretty darn big to understand.  Spend the next 10 minutes with Robin to get a better idea of EMDR and how it can help you break annoying patterns like depression, anxiety, PTSD and stuckness.