The process of divorce and legal separation can be emotionally, logistically, and financially challenging, particularly when children are involved. Family mediation offers people who are separating an alternative to litigation (where each person typically retains a lawyer). Unlike the traditional courtroom setting, family mediation fosters open communication, collaboration, and mutual decision-making, aiming to prioritize the well-being of both parties and any children involved. By engaging in family mediation, both parties work with a family mediator to craft personalized, sustainable solutions for life post-separation or divorce. Upon reaching an agreement, our family mediator can help you prepare and file court documents for presentation at court, where a judge can issue a formal court order.

Note: If you’re booking Family Mediation, please note that one-on-one appointments are billed at the full rate of $250.00/hour. When both parties attend family mediation, the session fee is split 50/50 at $125.00/per person (unless otherwise agreed upon by the parties). Be sure to select the appointment that best meets your needs. Please note that, dependant on relationship dynamics between parties, the Family Mediator may request one-on-one appointments to ensure safe and successful mediation.

Sometimes, you need immediate support and guidance without committing to long-term therapy. Single session therapy is designed to provide you with focused, solution-oriented support in one appointment. This approach is ideal for addressing specific issues, making decisions, or gaining clarity on a particular situation quickly and effectively.

Note: If you can’t find an available appointment, please scroll to the bottom of the page and click “add yourself to the wait list”. When an appointment becomes available, those on the waitlist will be notified.

Child therapy helps children work through difficult emotions and life challenges in a safe, supportive environment. Through activities like play, art, and talking, children learn to express themselves, understand and manage their feelings, and navigate stressors. Child therapy also provides parents and caregivers with the necessary tools to help their child thrive at home and in other areas of life.

Note: An initial assessment is required prior to beginning regular treatment (be sure to book an initial assessment as your first appointment). If you click a session and can’t find an available appointment, please scroll to the bottom of the page and click “add yourself to the wait list”. When an appointment becomes available, those on the waitlist will be notified.

Teen therapy provides a safe, private space for teenagers to explore their feelings, work through challenges, and develop healthy coping strategies. Through therapy, teens can learn more about themselves, better understand their mental health, and engage in practical strategies to manage challenges like depression, anxiety, peer and family conflict, and self-esteem. Teen therapy also provides parents and caregivers with the necessary tools to understand and guide their child during this important transition stage.

Note: An initial assessment is required prior to beginning regular treatment (be sure to book an initial assessment as your first appointment). If you click a session and can’t find an available appointment, please scroll to the bottom of the page and click “add yourself to the wait list”. When an appointment becomes available, those on the waitlist will be notified.

Adult therapy provides a safe, supportive space for individuals to explore challenges like mental illness, relationship conflicts, and past traumas. Therapy will help you explore your feelings and manage difficult emotions, understand your relationship patterns and improve relationships, develop healthier ways of coping with challenges, and build a stronger sense of self.

Note: An initial assessment is required prior to beginning regular treatment (be sure to book an initial assessment as your first appointment). If you click a session and can’t find an available appointment, please scroll to the bottom of the page and click “add yourself to the wait list”. When an appointment becomes available, those on the waitlist will be notified.

Offered exclusively to parents who have a child or teen accessing therapy at Boreal Therapy Collective, parent counselling provides a supportive and dedicated space to explore family dynamics. In these sessions, parents will work with their child's therapist to develop and implement skills to support their child's overall wellbeing.

Note: If you click a session and can’t find an available appointment, please scroll to the bottom of the page and click “add yourself to the wait list”. When an appointment becomes available, those on the waitlist will be notified.

Couples counselling can help you and your partner improve communication skills, increase emotional and physical intimacy, resolve conflict, process breaches in trust, and strengthen your overall relationship satisfaction. Couples counselling sessions are dedicated to both you and your partner's wellness. Your therapist isn't here to take sides - their job is to help you both understand the roles you play in the relationship dynamic. Your therapist will aim to help you and your partner cultivate the positive aspects of your relationship and develop a newfound connection with one another.

Note: An initial assessment is required prior to beginning regular treatment (be sure to book an initial assessment as your first appointment). If you click a session and can’t find an available appointment, please scroll to the bottom of the page and click “add yourself to the wait list”. When an appointment becomes available, those on the waitlist will be notified.

Family therapy helps families improve communication, strengthen boundaries, and increase emotional intimacy. Family therapy isn't about taking sides or aligning with one family member to solve a certain problem. Instead, this treatment focuses on helping family members relate to each other adaptively and compassionately, creating a roadmap for better functioning, mutual respect, and support.

Note: An initial assessment is required prior to beginning regular treatment (be sure to book an initial assessment as your first appointment). If you click a session and can’t find an available appointment, please scroll to the bottom of the page and click “add yourself to the wait list”. When an appointment becomes available, those on the waitlist will be notified.

These appointments are fully funded by Métis Local 1935 for Fort McMurray's Métis people. Confirmation from McMurray Métis Local 1935 is required prior to booking.

Note: An initial assessment is required prior to beginning regular treatment (be sure to book an initial assessment as your first appointment). If you click a session and can’t find an available appointment, please scroll to the bottom of the page and click “add yourself to the wait list”. When an appointment becomes available, those on the waitlist will be notified.

These appointments are fully funded via Big Stone Cree Nation. To access this service (covering up to 22-sessions per year) a valid treaty number is required. If you do not have a valid treaty number, please check to see whether you qualify for one of our other services (where a valid treaty number is not required). These services include:

- Therapy for Residential School Survivors & Their Family Members
- Therapy for Day School Survivors & Their Family Members
- Therapy for Survivors & Family Members of Missing or Murdered Indigenous Women & Girls

Note: An initial assessment is required prior to beginning regular treatment (be sure to book an initial assessment as your first appointment). If you click a session and can’t find an available appointment, please scroll to the bottom of the page and click “add yourself to the wait list”. When an appointment becomes available, those on the waitlist will be notified.

These appointments are fully funded via First Nations and Inuit Health - Non-Insured Health Benefits. To access this service (covering up to 22-sessions per year) a valid treaty number is required. If you do not have a valid treaty number, please check to see whether you qualify for one of our other services (where a valid treaty number is not required). These services include:

- Therapy for Residential School Survivors & Their Family Members
- Therapy for Day School Survivors & Their Family Members
- Therapy for Survivors & Family Members of Missing or Murdered Indigenous Women & Girls

Note: An initial assessment is required prior to beginning regular treatment (be sure to book an initial assessment as your first appointment). If you click a session and can’t find an available appointment, please scroll to the bottom of the page and click “add yourself to the wait list”. When an appointment becomes available, those on the waitlist will be notified.

These appointments are fully funded via the Government of Canada. Per Government of Canada regulations, to access this service (covering up to 62 sessions per year), you must:

(a) be a residential school survivor;
(b) be the spouse or partner of a residential school survivor;
(c) have been raised by - or raised in the household of - a residential school survivor; or
(d) be a relative who has experienced the effects of intergenerational trauma associated with a family member's time at a residential school.

Note: An initial assessment is required prior to beginning regular treatment (be sure to book an initial assessment as your first appointment). If you click a session and can’t find an available appointment, please scroll to the bottom of the page and click “add yourself to the wait list”. When an appointment becomes available, those on the waitlist will be notified.

These appointments are fully funded via the Government of Canada. Per Government of Canada regulations, to access this service (covering up to 62 sessions per year), you must:

(a) be a day school survivor;
(b) be the spouse or partner of a day school survivor;
(c) be the parent, guardian, or caretaker of a day school survivor;
(d) have been raised by - or raised in the household of - a day school survivor;
(e) be a relative who has experienced the effects of intergenerational trauma associated with a family member's time at day school; or
(f) be a relative who has been impacted by day schools.

Note: An initial assessment is required prior to beginning regular treatment (be sure to book an initial assessment as your first appointment). If you click a session and can’t find an available appointment, please scroll to the bottom of the page and click “add yourself to the wait list”. When an appointment becomes available, those on the waitlist will be notified.

These appointments are fully funded via the Government of Canada. Per Government of Canada regulations, to access this service (covering up to 62 sessions per year), you must:

(a) be a family member of a missing or murdered Indigenous woman; or
(b) be an Indigenous person who has been adversely affected by a missing or murdered Indigenous woman.

Note: An initial assessment is required prior to beginning regular treatment (be sure to book an initial assessment as your first appointment). If you click a session and can’t find an available appointment, please scroll to the bottom of the page and click “add yourself to the wait list”. When an appointment becomes available, those on the waitlist will be notified.

Clinical supervision is provided to provisionally registered social workers and social workers seeking psychosocial intervention authorization or the registered clinical social work designation.

Note: If you click a session and can’t find an available appointment, please scroll to the bottom of the page and click “add yourself to the wait list”. When an appointment becomes available, those on the waitlist will be notified.