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Loving Choices Psychology specializes in s*x therapy, couples counselling, family therapy for parenting and separation, as well as weight management counselling to help our clients live healthier and happier lives.

🎉 Big Congratulations to Karen Kirkpatrick! 🎉We’re absolutely thrilled to celebrate Karen Kirkpatrick on officially beco...
04/23/2025

🎉 Big Congratulations to Karen Kirkpatrick! 🎉

We’re absolutely thrilled to celebrate Karen Kirkpatrick on officially becoming a certified AASECT S*x Therapist! 💫🧠💖

This achievement is a testament to Karen’s deep commitment, compassion, and expertise in supporting individuals and couples on their s*xual wellness journeys. Her dedication to inclusive, affirming, and evidence-based care truly sets her apart. 🙌🏽✨

Please join us in celebrating this huge milestone! 🎓🎊

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🌱 Shame is learned, not your fault. 🌱It’s easy to get caught in the cycle of shame when it shows up, but remember—it’s n...
01/20/2025

🌱 Shame is learned, not your fault. 🌱

It’s easy to get caught in the cycle of shame when it shows up, but remember—it’s not your natural state. Shame is something we pick up along the way, often from others, society, or past experiences. 💭

When you notice it, slow down. Take a breath. Don’t beat yourself up for feeling it. Instead, get curious. 🙏

Ask yourself:�✨ What am I really feeling shame about?�✨ Where did I learn this feeling from?

The more you can approach it with understanding and compassion, the less power it holds over you. 💪 You deserve freedom from the stories you didn’t choose. 🌸

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💬 7 Tips for Navigating Tough Talks 💬Got a difficult conversation coming up? Are you feeling anxious about it? 😬 Don’t w...
01/14/2025

💬 7 Tips for Navigating Tough Talks 💬

Got a difficult conversation coming up? Are you feeling anxious about it? 😬

Don’t worry—effective communication strategies can help you confidently and compassion navigate even the toughest talks.

Here are 7 tips to make those challenging conversations more productive and less stressful.

👉 Navigating tough conversations doesn’t have to be overwhelming. You can create understanding, find common ground, and strengthen your relationships with the right mindset and approach. 🌱💬

What’s your #1 tip for handling tough talks? Drop it in the comments below! 👇

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🌟 Welcome to the Team! 🌟We’re thrilled to announce that Emily Ouellette, Registered Provisional Psychologist, is joining...
12/16/2024

🌟 Welcome to the Team! 🌟

We’re thrilled to announce that Emily Ouellette, Registered Provisional Psychologist, is joining the Loving Choices practice!

📅 Starting January 6, 2025
�🌟 Emily is accepting new clients and is here to support you on your journey to wellness.

✨ Special Offer: Emily is offering a free 15-minute consultation to help you take that first step toward your goals.

Let’s give Emily a warm welcome to the Loving Choices family!

📞 Ready to connect? Reach out today to book your consultation.

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📢 Research Participants Needed! 🌟Brooke Higginbottom, a Sociology MA student, is conducting a study in collaboration wit...
12/09/2024

📢 Research Participants Needed! 🌟

Brooke Higginbottom, a Sociology MA student, is conducting a study in collaboration with the University of Victoria, BC, and is seeking individuals 19 years or older to share their experiences with s*xual dysfunctions, disorders, and difficulties (e.g., erectile dysfunction, or****ic disorder, low libido).

🔍 What’s involved?�🕒 Just 15 minutes of your time!�💻 Complete a quick and easy online survey.

Your participation will help advance important research in this area.
👉 Interested? Scan the QR code below for more details and to get started!

💜 Thank you for helping us make a difference!


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🌟 Exciting News! 🌟We’re thrilled to welcome Luke Suelzle to the Loving Choices practice! 🎉Luke is a Registered Provision...
11/06/2024

🌟 Exciting News! 🌟

We’re thrilled to welcome Luke Suelzle to the Loving Choices practice! 🎉

Luke is a Registered Provisional Psychologist, and he’ll be joining our team starting November 19, 2024. He’s passionate about helping individuals build stronger mental health and navigate life’s challenges with compassion and insight. 💬💙

✨ Accepting New Clients! ✨
If you're looking for support or know someone who could benefit from Luke’s expertise, now is the perfect time to reach out and schedule a session.

Welcome to the team, Luke! We’re so excited to have you here. 🙌

⁠ www.lovingchoices.ca


When we talk about healing, we’re not just talking about the physical kind where you cut yourself, put a band-aid over i...
10/30/2024

When we talk about healing, we’re not just talking about the physical kind where you cut yourself, put a band-aid over it and wait for nature to run its course. However, that analogy can still be quite applicable in this case.

Emotional healing is the ability to acknowledge events and circumstances in our lives that may hinder us from moving forward. It’s a process that allows us to take control of our thoughts, feelings and emotions.

Emotional healing can stem from many circumstances, whether it’s coming out of a long-term relationship, the loss of a job, getting over sickness or losing a loved one (the list can go on). During and even after these events in our lives, we usually start to experience feelings of stress, anxiety, depression or even self-sabotaging behaviours, which can eventually overwhelm us.

We can help you process every step of the way. We invite you to reach out to us.

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The way we view our bodies determines the way we participate in the world.Society shapes us in many ways, even more than...
10/28/2024

The way we view our bodies determines the way we participate in the world.

Society shapes us in many ways, even more than we realize. Put simply, overconcern about appearance can limit what opportunities a person seeks. Self-handicapping is a cognitive strategy in which people avoid an opportunity to protect their self-esteem against the possibility of failure.

Research on this subject shows that a strong enough limiting self-belief can restrict access and experiences throughout the lifespan. This is based on an assumption that may or may not be true. The undoing of a belief can be harder than building a new one, especially when we are exposed to so many media images and messages that are constantly reinforcing certain ideas.

We want to encourage you to think about the way we speak about bodies and how this might affect body image for ourselves and our communities. Body image is not static. Throughout life, we move along a continuum of how we perceive ourselves. Regardless of how we feel about it at any given moment, we can have a full and meaningful life in the bodies we have.

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Family is documented as the MOST common source of stigmatizing comments and encounters. ⁠⁠From the seemingly "harmless" ...
10/24/2024

Family is documented as the MOST common source of stigmatizing comments and encounters. ⁠
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From the seemingly "harmless" reminders to "get healthy" or "watch those portions" to the blatant & mean comments. You aren't alone. These comments are the most painful because they come from people we love and trust.
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However, we also have an opportunity to grow from these experiences and unlearn the messages of toxic diet culture. To BREAK THE CYCLE of intergenerational trauma. To create a supportive environment built on body trust for the next generation.

To help appreciate bodies for what they can DO rather than what they LOOK like. To tune into the body's cues for hunger and fullness and cope with emotions using a variety of strategies. To choose movement and activity that brings joy. ⁠
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Seeking therapy or counselling is a courageous and practical step towards addressing a person’s challenges, fostering gr...
10/22/2024

Seeking therapy or counselling is a courageous and practical step towards addressing a person’s challenges, fostering growth, and enhancing overall well-being. From navigating mental health issues to coping with life’s stressors and seeking support during times of transition, therapy offers a safe, supportive space for individuals or couples to explore their thoughts, feelings and experiences.

We provide comprehensive therapy for a full range of issues you may be facing. We are here to support you every step of the way. We understand that each individual or couple is unique, and our goal is to match you with a therapist whose expertise aligns with your specific concerns and therapeutic goals.

We invite you to reach out to us. Visit our website at www.lovingchoices.ca








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Address

203-9148 23RD Avenue
Edmonton, AB
T6N1H9

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 9am - 8pm
Wednesday 9am - 4:30pm
Thursday 9am - 8pm
Friday 9am - 4:30pm
Saturday 11am - 5pm
Sunday 11am - 5pm

Telephone

+15874989750

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