We’re excited to announce the launch of our new website! While our name and look have changed, our commitment to providing exceptional psychology, group therapy and counseling services remains the same.
Formerly known as Tasha Belix, Registered Psychologists, our clinic has always been dedicated to supporting children, teens, families through life’s challenges.
We’re excited to announce the launch of our new website! While our name and look have changed, our commitment to providing exceptional psychology, group therapy and counseling services remains the same.
Formerly known as Tasha Belix, Registered Psychologists, our clinic has always been dedicated to supporting children, teens, families through life’s challenges…
When I was growing up, I wouldn’t have described myself as “athletic.” I wasn’t the kid standing out on any team… well, maybe for my awkward running in basketball or...
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Most separation and divorce guidance starts with the assumption that parents will “co-parent well.” Ideally, co-parenting includes open and clear communication that is respectful and collaborative. This style of co-parenting...
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Co-parenting after divorce can be difficult, as it requires a set of communication and collaboration skills that many people never develop during the relationship (hence the divorce, right???) As...
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Collective Wisdom from a recent workshop, facilitated by two dynamic Calgary Psychologists’ Tasha Belix & Kimberly Stainthorpe We gathered with a small group of Dad’s and their Grade 6/7 daughter’s,...
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With a new wave of university graduates, having just finished classes and preparing to receive their diplomas, people often imagine pure excitement and celebration waiting on the other side. And...
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When theory becomes personal Before becoming a mother, I spent years studying attachment as a psychologist. I understood the research and often spoke about responsiveness, emotional availability, and secure relationships....
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A Gentle Guide to Collaborative Co-Parenting Separation and divorce can feel like your world has been turned upside down. Even when it’s the right decision, it often comes with a...
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As we celebrate International Women’s Month and International Women’s Day on March 8, I’ve been reflecting on the women who mentored me, the mentors I’ve had the privilege to become, and the incredible...
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If you’re a kid or teen and counselling has been suggested to you by someone in your life, you might have a lot of thoughts about it. Maybe you feel...
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A Quick Moment That Says Everything A parent once asked their child after school, “What did you talk about on the bus today?” The answer wasn’t homework or sports. It...
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The song “The Most Wonderful Time of the Year” should honestly come with a warning label. For many families, the holidays are stressful even at the best of times – full of...
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Who doesn’t enjoy opening a gift during the holidays? There’s a certain joy in receiving something thoughtful or something you might not have chosen for yourself. Over the years, though,...
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