phone 403.861.0164 CarolynClaire@protonmail.com
Resources
Information About Therapy
Deciding to See a Psychologist: How to Choose One and What to Expect
Code of Ethics for Psychologists
College of Alberta Psychologists – Standards of Practice Guidelines
Mental Health Information
Canadian Psychological Association – Psychology Works Fact Sheets
American Psychological Association Psychology Health Centre – Resource Articles
Centre for Clinical Interventions – Self Help Resources
Transgender and Diverse Gender Identities
Trans Life Line – Peer Support Hotline
Outlink: Calgary’s Centre for Gender and Sexual Diversity
World Professional Association for Transgender Health (WPATH) Standards of Care
Sexuality and Sexual Orientation
Outlink: Calgary’s Centre for Gender and Sexual Diversity
Comprehensive List of LGBTQ+ Terms and Definitions
Kinsey Institute Scale – Continuum of Sexuality
Sex/Porn Addiction
Partners of Sex Addict Resource Centre
Alberta Health Services – Addiction and Mental Health Services
Tedx Paula Hall “We Need to Talk About Sex Addiction”
Immediate Counselling Support in Calgary
Distress Centre 24 hour phone line (no charge): 266.HELP (4357).
EastSide Family Centre Walk-In Counselling (no charge)
Alberta Health Services – South Calgary Mental Health Counselling Walk-in (no charge)
Calgary Communities Against Sexual Abuse 24 hour phone line (no charge): 403-237-5888
Trans Life Line – Peer Support Hotline
Relationship Health
Do You Really Know Your Partner – Gottman Quiz
Strengthening Your Relationship – Gottman
Sexual Abuse
Calgary Communities Against Sexual Abuse
Canadian Centre for Male Survivors of Child Sexual Abuse
Professional Organizations
College of Alberta Psychologists
Canadian Psychological Association
Canadian Professional Association for Transgender Health (CPATH)
Canadian Register of Health Service Psychologists
International Institute for Trauma and Addiction Professionals
Psychologists’ Association of Alberta
World Professional Association for Transgender Health (WPATH)
Brene Brown: Listening to Shame
Since 1999, September 23 has been marked as a day to not only celebrate and recognize the contributions bisexual people have made to society but it is also a day to increase our awareness of the biphobia that bisexual people face. New research
read moreIn this TedTalk Brene Brown distinguishes the difference between guilt and shame. She argues that shame is at the root of many of our emotional problems and it focuses on our lack of worth. Shame is when we believe that we are bad, or not enough, or
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