Indigenous Psychological Services

02/28/2026

Great session on Treaties on Friday. Our Peoples hold Treaty rights to education, health, hunting, and fishing. The Treaty 6 Medicine Chest clause stands strong as a living promise, a continuing obligation that affirms our right to health. Canada’s entire constitutional order sits on top of those agreements, Treaty came first. Treaty is the foundation, and every law, policy, and system comes after. These promises endure for as long as the sun shines, the grass grows, and the water flows.Thank you for setting this up for IPS. Thank you Margo Auger for presenting on this important topic
We need to stand together. We are stronger in numbers.

02/26/2026

I am beyond thankful for such an incredible team and the heart work they brought to the Indigenous Wellbeing Conference. They showed up as helpers, servers, and supporters — and this team embodied all of that and more.

They moved from table to table serving Elders with care and respect, offering in-the-moment supportive counselling when it was needed most. We also held a resource table filled with tools to support people throughout the day. What stood out deeply was how eager this team was to help — at any time, in any moment, without hesitation.

I feel so grateful and humbled to walk alongside this team.

Indigenous Psychological Services provides support, workshops, and conference presentations, but our most meaningful moments are always sitting with the Elders and listening to their stories. Those teachings stay with us.
This is such an unforgettable moments!!

02/25/2026

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02/25/2026

Once a month, our team comes together for case consultation — a dedicated space to collaborate, learn, and grow as clinicians.

This month’s session was led by Jasmine Nanooch, Registered Provisional Psychologist. Jasmine facilitated a thoughtful and engaging discussion that encouraged reflection, skill-building, and deeper understanding.

Case consultation is an invaluable opportunity to strengthen your modality, expand your clinical perspective, and enhance the support we provide to our clients. We’re grateful for the shared knowledge and commitment to continuous learning within our team. 💬✨

02/25/2026

These two incredible helpers were extremely busy throughout the conference — supporting participants, keeping things running smoothly, and showing up with professionalism and care every step of the way.

Even during their break, they continued learning by attending a workshop on ethical practice with the Psychologists’ Association of Alberta (PAA). Their dedication to ongoing growth and ethical excellence truly reflects their commitment to the communities they serve.

A huge shout out to Rehana Husain, Registered Provisional Psychologist, and Hailey, McCallum Master of Counselling Intern, for your hard work, integrity, and heart. Your dedication does not go unnoticed — we are so grateful for you both!

02/24/2026

Indigenous Psychological Services would like to honor the incredible Candice Moberly.

During her time at IPS, she made our organization stronger, more connected, and better in so many ways. Candice was the driving force behind the Indigenous Wellbeing Conference. Not only was it a tremendous success, but it deeply touched the hearts of so many who attended.

She leads with heart in everything she does. Her dedication to community, her compassion for the people, and her tireless work to inspire others truly set her apart. embodies service, strength, and kindness, and her impact continues to ripple outward.

We are deeply grateful for her leadership, her vision, and the spirit she brings to the community.

02/23/2026

Indigenous Psychological Services was honoured to meet Ashley Callingbull and to hear her powerful story of resilience, identity, and cultural strength.

Ashley shared her journey of overcoming childhood trauma and adversity, and how reconnecting to her Cree culture became a foundation for healing and empowerment. Through ceremony, community, and embracing who she is, she transformed barriers into purpose — becoming a role model for Indigenous youth across the country.

Her story reminds us that cultural connection is medicine. When we create safe, culturally grounded spaces for people to share their stories, we support not just individual healing, but community strength.

We are grateful for her voice, her leadership, and her continued commitment to uplifting Indigenous communities.

02/23/2026

Indigenous Psychological Services would like to extend our heartfelt thanks to Chief Tony Alexis for the opportunity to be part of the Indigenous Wellbeing Conference.

It was truly an honor to support the people who attended and to offer meaningful items such as land rocks to hold and connect with. We are deeply grateful for the chance to help in ways that foster healing, grounding, and community.

We love serving the people and strengthening relationships within the community. We are beyond thankful for such a beautiful event and for the heartfelt connections that were created and shared.

With gratitude,
Indigenous Psychological Services

02/22/2026