Indigenous Psychological Services

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We are a community of counsellors and psychologists, working as independent contractors, with a focus on Indigenous Trauma and the guiding principles of Two-Eyed Seeing.

10/02/2025

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National Day for Truth and Reconciliation 🧡Yesterday, our staff honoured this day in ways that were meaningful to each o...
10/01/2025

National Day for Truth and Reconciliation 🧡

Yesterday, our staff honoured this day in ways that were meaningful to each of us — walking with community, creating together, sharing food, spending time with family, and grounding ourselves on the land.

For our people: this day belongs to you. It is carried in your spirit and honoured in whatever way you need — through ceremony, through gathering, through learning and teaching, or simply through rest. Every way is sacred.

For our allies: this day is not only about wearing orange. It is a responsibility — to listen with your whole heart, to learn even when it is uncomfortable, to speak truth, and to take action that creates change.

We remember the children. We honour the Survivors. We uplift the families and Nations who continue to carry this truth with strength and love.

Reconciliation must live in our choices, our relationships, and our actions — not just on one day, but every day. 🧡

🧡 National Day for Truth and Reconciliation 🧡Today, our staff walked with intention — spending time learning, reflecting...
09/30/2025

🧡 National Day for Truth and Reconciliation 🧡

Today, our staff walked with intention — spending time learning, reflecting, visiting the Telus World of Science, making bannock, and holding space in our own ways. Some even came to work as being in relation with our relatives is what means most to them today.

This day carries truth. It carries the voices of Survivors, the memory of the children who never came home, and the strength of families and communities who continue to carry this weight. We honour them with our hearts, our prayers, and our actions.

Reconciliation is not a single day and it is more than just a poster. It is a responsibility — to listen deeply, to speak truth, and to take action that creates real change.

We remember. We stand in solidarity. We commit, every day. 🧡

✨ Meet Jasmine Fouillard ✨Registered Psychologist & Indigenous Assessment Specialist at Indigenous Psychological Service...
09/29/2025

✨ Meet Jasmine Fouillard ✨
Registered Psychologist & Indigenous Assessment Specialist at Indigenous Psychological Services

Jasmine specializes in comprehensive psychological assessments for children, teens, and adults. Her work is holistic, strength-based, and indigenized, honoring both cultural knowledge and clinical best practices.

🌿 What makes her approach transformative?
Jasmine brings lived experience as an Indigenous professional and is specially trained in understanding the historical and intergenerational impacts that shape wellness today.

💡 Coverage Options:
Assessments may be fully covered through:
• Jordan’s Principle
• First Nations Special Education funding
• Provincial Special Education funding
• Nation’s social assistance
• Employment & training programs
• Insurance

⚠️ Please note: FNIHB does not cover assessments.

At Indigenous Psychological Services, our goal is to create space for healing, growth, and understanding.

📩 Connect with us today to learn more or to book an assessment by calling 587 594 9855.

🌿 FEEL, HEAL, & THRIVE:DBT SKILLS FOR EVERYDAY LIFE 🌿The primary goal of DBT skills training is to help you build resili...
09/26/2025

🌿 FEEL, HEAL, & THRIVE:
DBT SKILLS FOR EVERYDAY LIFE 🌿

The primary goal of DBT skills training is to help you build resilience and create a life you experience as worth living. DBT skills teach you how to change unwanted behaviors, emotions, thoughts, and situations that cause distress, while also guiding you in living fully in the present, accepting things as they are.

This group focuses on the core skills of DBT:

✨Mindfulness Skills: These teach you how to observe and experience reality as it is, become less judgmental, and live in the present moment more effectively.
 
✨Interpersonal Effectiveness Skills: These help you manage interpersonal conflicts, and maintain and improve relationships with others.

✨Emotion Regulation Skills: These help you manage your emotions, even though complete emotional control is not possible.

✨Distress Tolerance Skills: These help you tolerate and survive crisis situations without making things worse.

Facilitated by a BIPOC provider

Please Note: While this workshop is hosted by an Indigenous-led organization, the content of this workshop is not specific to Indigenous cultural practices. It is based on general therapeutic, educational, or professional frameworks that may be applicable across diverse contexts

Date: Wednesdays starting October 29th for six weeks.
Time: 5:30PM to 7:30PM
Location: Online through Zoom
Facilitated by: R.C.S. Florence Uranta

Call 587 594 9855 to book or click on the link in our story.

✨ What is an Elder??🌿🔥🪶
09/25/2025

✨ What is an Elder??🌿🔥🪶

💫 The Seven Grandfather TeachingsThese timeless values teach us how to live with Wisdom, Love, Respect, Courage, Honesty...
09/24/2025

💫 The Seven Grandfather Teachings
These timeless values teach us how to live with Wisdom, Love, Respect, Courage, Honesty, Humility, and Truth — guiding our actions and relationships every day.

⚠️Note: The full teachings are not included here; these slides highlight key aspects of each value. The complete teachings are shared through stories, guidance, and ceremony by Elders.

We honour the Anishinaabe origin of these teachings while sharing their wisdom across Indigenous communities.

🍂Autumn Equinox🍂Today the light and dark stand in balance. The equinox reminds us to honour balance in our own lives — b...
09/22/2025

🍂Autumn Equinox🍂

Today the light and dark stand in balance. The equinox reminds us to honour balance in our own lives — between work and rest, giving and receiving, body and spirit.

This season is the time of harvest and gratitude: For berries, roots, medicines, and all that the land has provided. It is also the season of preparing for winter, turning inward, and reflecting on the teachings that guide us through the long nights ahead.

We now move into the Blue, the Western doorway — a time of change, introspection, and gratitude. With prayer, offerings, and community, we walk in balance with Creation. 🌎✨

Indigenous Psychological Services hosted a TRC event. We honour the survivors and families that carry the memories and...
09/19/2025

Indigenous Psychological Services hosted a TRC event. We honour the survivors and families that carry the memories and stories. It’s a day to also acknowledge the Intergenerational healing and the power of Culture. Culture and community heals.

What an amazing day. Thank you and for such a beautiful afternoon. There was soup and bannock, beading and of course...
09/19/2025

What an amazing day. Thank you and for such a beautiful afternoon. There was soup and bannock, beading and of course the songs. It was an afternoon of nourishment and community. Thank you to those who came and connected.

Registered Psychologist Leigh Sheldon will be presenting on Indigenous Awareness at the 2025 ATRA Symposium.She will exp...
09/19/2025

Registered Psychologist Leigh Sheldon will be presenting on Indigenous Awareness at the 2025 ATRA Symposium.

She will explore the importance of understanding Indigenous histories, cultures, and perspectives, and how this awareness is vital for creating respectful, inclusive, and culturally safe spaces.

🌐 Virtual Event
📅 October 23–24, 2025

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#104 10335 172st NW
Edmonton, AB
T5S1K9

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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Aboriginal Psychological Services is a group of Psychologists and Knowledge Keepers who work together to provide services to those in need. It is a collaboration of culturally informed Psychologists, Counsellors, and Knowledge Keepers that provide quality of services towards the counseling process. Our traditional principles of kinship help us to support one another as well as supporting our clients.