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THERAPIST

The Therapist
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Evangeline Barrow

(She, her, hers)

Registered Provisional Psychologist (#3244p)

Certified Art Therapist (DVATI)

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My personal and professional work is driven by my genuine desire to learn from and care for others. I believe that people are strong, creative, and resourceful; and I'm committed to providing ethical, informed, and supportive services to help them access their strengths and live meaningful lives.

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I rely on compassion; my own and other professionals' knowledge and experience; and continuous learning to guide me in helping people. I honor people's diverse needs by integrating a variety of approaches to best support them. I strive to create a safe and inclusive space where you can express yourself and where we can develop and work toward clear goals together.

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PRACTISE

Approaches

Art therapy

Narrative therapy

Cognitive Behavioral therapy

Person-centered

Trauma & Violence informed

Mindfulness-based

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Anxiety

Depression

Trauma

Recovery from Intimate Partner Violence

Emotional Abuse

Sexual Violence

Stress

Communication Issues

Self-Esteem Issues

Self-Expression

Self-Compassion

Specialties

Values

Safety

Support

Compassion

Collaboration

Diversity

Creativity

Trust

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CREDENTIALS

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Education

Associations

  • Master of Counselling, Athabasca University

  • Advanced Art Therapy Diploma, Vancouver Art Therapy Institute

  • Bachelor of Arts in Psychology, MacEwan University

  • College of Alberta Psychologists (Registered Provisional Psychologist #3244p)

  • Psychologists' Association of Alberta (Provisional Psychologist Member)

Other training 

  • Let's Talk About Birth Trauma (2023), Lois Hole Women's Hospital Society

  • Ethics of Helping: Boundaries & Relationships (2021), Crisis & Trauma Resource Institute

  • Moving Ahead: Putting Knowledge of Brain Injury in Intimate Partner Violence into Practice (2021), SOAR Project

  • Attachment: Strategies for Engaging and Helping (2021), Crisis & Trauma Resource Institute

  • Trauma-Informed Leadership (2021), Crisis & Trauma Resource Institute

  • Advanced Master Program on the Treatment of Trauma (2020), National Institute for the Clinical Application of Behavioral Medicine (NICABM)

  • Protecting Patients from Sexual Abuse and Misconduct (2020), Alberta Federation of Regulated Health Professions (AFRHP)

  • Private Practice in Canada (2020), Dr. Randy Patersen

  • Foundations in Leadership (2020), MacEwan University

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  • Sexual Violence Support Guide Training (2019), MacEwan University

  • Vicarious Trauma - Strategies for Resilience (2018), Crisis & Trauma Resource Institute

  • The Role of Psychology In Weight Loss & Food Addiction (2018), Insight Psychological Inc.

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