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OUR SERVICES

​Our services are designed to accessible and individualized. It is important that you get a chance to gauge whether we might be a good fit for you. We offer a free consultation which allows space for us to connect and answer any questions that you might have about counselling. We recognize wellness as a balance between the emotional, spiritual, mental and physical. Counselling is individualized, based on the diverse need of clients, who bring their own innate knowledge and resources.

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Counselling services are intended to be accessible for clients who identify as Indigenous. If you identify as Indigenous, you may be eligible for coverage through Indigenous Services Canada under NIHB/Indian Residential School Resolution Health Support program/MMIWG2+ support.

 

Sessions are typically 75 minutes long and are offered virtually, in-person at our office in Calgary or Siksika, and on the land. 

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BOOK WITH KATRINA (existing clients only):​

CONTACT US

If you are interested in being added to our waitlist or would like to connect, please fill out the contact form and we will get back to you as soon as possible. 

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Mallory and Katrina are not currently accepting new clients, Kalli is accepting new clients.

Email: mail@bearrootspsychology.com

Phone or Text: 825-733-7548

What is your appointment preference?

We look forward to connecting!

The Elders told us that the Great Spirit has selected thousands of healers from all walks of life, all ages, all colors, and all four directions. These chosen healers will be given gifts that the human being has not used before. These gifts are the new life force that will be used by the healers. They will be willing to sit in circles they were unwilling to sit in before. Different races will sit in the same circle, different tribes will come together, and people will want to form communities. Traditional values will return. We will start to respect the Mother Earth in a sacred way, our hearts will be changed and forgiveness will start to take place. 
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Don Coyhis

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