Live life joyfully.

Therapy for deep healing.

We’ve moved to The Langley House!

Come visit us in our new home at 1909 17th Ave SW. We’re now welcoming clients in person, and we’d love to see you.

At Therapy for People, we help people heal relationally, and experience the deep joy that comes from connected and intimate relationships: with ourselves, and with others.

We specialize in helping people reshape their relationship patterns and the relationship with themselves. We work with regular people who want to make extraordinary change – to overcome depression or anxiety, to stop using unhealthy coping mechanisms to manage their feelings, to be better mothers, fathers, spouses or bosses and to feel deeply, solve problems effectively and heal relationships. We help you transform who you are and how you show up in your world.

Begin your journey and book a no obligation meet and greet – a conversation to see if what you want, and what we do are aligned.

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Therapy for People

Therapy for individuals: a smiling young woman with long curly hair against a red wall

Whether you are new to therapy, or looking for deeper healing – you’ve come to the right place. We offer individual therapy for anxiety, depression, people pleasing, codependency, relationship challenges, work stress, mother hunger, addiction and more. Book now.

Therapy for Couples

Therapy for couples: a laughing couple, a woman in a straw hat and a man with his arm around her

Relationships are what give life joy and stability – and when they are challenged life can feel hard. Get unstuck from familiar arguments, break old patterns and reconnect with your partner again. Book a meet and greet to begin.

Therapy for Men

therapy for men

Men face a lot of pressure, and it can become overwhelming. Therapy helps you work through anger and frustration, succeed in your career, develop healthier ways of coping, become the dad and husband you want to be, and build stronger, more fulfilling relationships. Book a conversation to begin.

Mother Hunger

therapy for mother hunger

Women who grow up with mothers who were unable to provide sufficient nurture, protection and guidance often suffer from Mother Hunger, named by therapist Kelly McDaniel. Therapy for Mother Hunger can help to heal this deep relational wound, and bring you back to yourself. Book a conversation to begin.

Therapy for Therapists

therapy for therapists

As a therapist, you need effective, relational therapy to heal your own wounds, and allow yourself to show up for your clients in healthy ways. Uniquely trained in deep, relational healing, Anne works with therapists who want to make real change, and be better professionals. Book a conversation.

Training for Therapists

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We offer training and supervision in Advanced Integrative Therapy (AIT) – a cutting edge Energy Psychology approach that combines Jungian Psychology with energy therapy to deeply resolve trauma at its core. Begin your learning journey.

“I am not what happened to me, I am what I choose to become.” Carl Jung

Therapy that goes deeper.

We work with the roots of emotional pain, difficulties, and long-held patterns – not just the symptoms.

Support that meets you.

Whether you’re new to therapy or ready for deeper work, we help you find the right
therapeutic fit to heal deeply.

Gentle healing.

Our approach is gentle, relational, and designed to support meaningful change without forcing the
process.

Where we are featured

kelly mcdaniel mother hunger facilitator and therapist
The Best Calgary: #1 Best Counselling Services Calgary
Sun Life provider reviews: 4.9 stars (282 reviews)
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Association and Memberships

energy psychology association
Canadian Counselling and Psychotherapy Association (CCPA) member
Psychology Today verified profile

“Relational joy is the deep down joy of being with others that feels completely satisfying. Sustained connection to ourselves, and the people we love is the basis of human happiness. In a disconnected world, learning connection is our task” Terry Reel, Relational Life Institute

People who benefit from therapy often
Want to overcome anxiety and depression
Want to feel confident in their work and life
Are ready to heal deeply from past wounding
Are ready to release addictive process to embrace wholeness
Want to create fulfilling relationships