Services - Kelly Fife - Psychotherapy for adults, children, couples and families

Truly, the greatest gift you have to give is that of your own self transformation.

~ Lao Tzu

Therapy should be a collaborative meaning-making process that happens between those in the room

The therapeutic process should evolve naturally and can be as short as a single session or multiple sessions that occur over a short or longer period of time
No commitment is required in terms of number of sessions or length between sessions
Therapy can happen with individuals, couples/partners, or with multiple members of a family; who attends from one session to the next can vary
Individuals are welcome to bring a friend, partner or family member for support if helpful

symptoms of depression
symptoms of anxiety
trauma related symptoms such abuse, accidents, loss
sexual and intimacy related topics including kink, poly and LGBTQ
self-esteem, self-worth and self-compassion concerns
grief/loss
life transitions and adjustment issues such as going away for school, job loss, separating from a partner, etc.
identity exploration
parenting concerns

sexual and intimacy related issues including explorations related to polyamoury, kink and LGBTQ
intimate relationships affected by traumatic experiences had by one or more partners
the impacts of mental health concerns on intimate relationships
life transitions and adjustment issues throughout the lifespan
impact of addictions on intimate relationships
parenting together and co-parenting among separated couples such as having a baby, becoming “empty nesters”, etc.
relational and family breakdown
high conflict intimate relationships

trauma related issues such as helping a parent better support a child who has suffered abuse
the impacts of mental health concerns on family relationships including emotional and behavioural struggles with children
life transitions and adjustment issues such as decisions to put a parent in a nursing home, how to support aging parents, dealing with the impacts of divorce, etc.
grief/loss related issues
coping with addictions among one or more family members
LGBTQ issues, such as a child choosing to come out or transition