Holly is a Registered Social Worker and has her Bachelors of Social Work Degree. She prides herself on her passion for counselling and mental health, which often landed her on the Dean’s List at Thompson River University.

Holly has a strong understanding that finding a Counsellor, and the right one for you at that, can be extremely difficult and often an intimidating task. She has such a welcoming approach with her clients, focusing solely on the person/people in front of her ensuring that anyone can feel comfortable when seeing her. Holly has a natural gift for getting her clients to lower the”wall” that they often have up, allowing them to be vulnerable in even the most difficult of situations creating an environment for clients to work through whatever they are experiencing. You will never face judgement or negative criticism, but rather support, understanding and encouragement. She believes that taking such an approach will allow you to look deeper into the issue(s), which results in a happier, healthier, and mentally strong life.

Holly offers the following sessions:

-Youth -Individuals -Couples -Family’s -Co-Parenting

Holly works with, but certainly not limited to:

-Anxiety -Depression -Stress Management -Anger Issues -Relationship Issues -Workplace Issues -Trauma and PTSD -Grief and Loss -Parenting Issues/Guidance -Youth Issues

Holly has a small family of three; herself, her husband, and her 110 lb lab husky cross! She loves getting outdoors and her dog holds her accountable to plenty of exercise outdoors! She rarely turns down an opportunity at trying a new hobby, and she has tried cake decorating, knitting, sewing, and even woodworking! Holly jokes around that she would love to take on gardening, but has yet to keep a plant alive.

Regardless of what you’re facing, Holly is excited and ready to support you through it. You will never feel alone through your journey once you have a session with Holly!

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Dana was born and raised in the North Peace, and after many years of living on the West Coast, she’s grateful to be settled back in the region she calls home. Dana is a Registered Social Worker with the Alberta College of Social Workers (ACSW) and has practiced in the Social Work field over 17 years.

Dana’s diverse background has given her the opportunity to work with a wide variety of mental health issues and struggles including but not limited to dependence issues, domestic violence and senior abuse issues.

Throughout her practice she has developed supportive programs that ensure individuals and families access services that foster hope, optimism and change. Dana has educated, facilitated and empowered people by way of individual, couples and family counselling with Community Victim Service Programs, Ministry of Children and Families, women’s shelters, and transition houses, that provided emotional support, practical assistance and safety planning to name a few. Dana’s passion has always been to inspire and motivate others to be better than the day before. She believes that we lead by example and in being the change the world needs to see. She has developed more compassion and a deeper understanding of self and other in our ever-changing complex world. Dana has found using various behaviour therapies especially effective in helping change potentially self-destructive or unhealthy behaviours while using Solutions Focused Therapy techniques that help foster hope, optimism and change.

Dana offers:

• In person
• Online
• Phone Sessions

Dana provides sessions to:

• Individual Sessions
• Couples/Relationship Sessions

Dana has experience with:

• Anxiety
• Depression
• Grief and loss
• Trauma/PTSD
• Workplace issues
• Relationship/family issues
• Communication issues
• Domestic violence/Elder Abuse
• Anger and emotional regulation issues

Dana loves the outdoors, and you will often find her walking along Grande Prairie’s parks and trails. She loves to spend time with family, cousins and extended family. She also loves to bake and cook. One of her future goals is to explore the world of pottery.

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As a Clinical Therapist, Hervege believes in building a strong therapeutic alliance with individuals, families and groups anywhere between surviving to thriving.

Are you looking for a safe space to talk? Are you feeling overwhelmed, ineffective, stressed, and uncomfortable? Are you trying to make changes in unhealthy relationships and require support? If so, you have come to the right place. Hervege is here to support you and explore the barriers that are preventing you with managing stress, healing from emotional injuries and trauma, anxieties, anger, unhealthy relationships and making sense of life challenges. Together you will collaboratively figure out how to change what’s not working and find sustainable solutions to overcoming identified challenges. She supports clients in their unique journeys of self-discovery, helping them to develop their self-esteem, social, emotional and coping skills.

Hervege’s practice is rooted in an ecological systems framework and therapeutic alliance. Whether you feel stuck or need someone to understand your situation better, she believes you both share the responsibility to figure out ways to move successfully through it. She will be there to support you, gain trust, emotional safety and healing as you navigate depression, stress, anxiety, and relationship challenges including child and adolescent development and behaviour, divorce, separation, domestic abuse, trauma and substance abuse.

Her therapeutic work includes children, teens and adults and typically draws on Arts therapy, Narrative Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, Mindfulness, feminist approaches and trauma informed care.

Anything is possible when you have a safe space to open yourself up and see that clarity can be achieved. Hervege is a graduate from McGill University with Bachelor of Social Work (2012) and a master’s in social work (2021) with Specialization in Healthcare. Hervege also has a Double Majors Degree in Women and Gender studies with Journalism and Mass Communication (2003) and a Certificate in Family Life Education (2012) from Concordia University in Montreal. Hervege is registered with the Alberta College of Social Workers.

In her spare time, she enjoys spending time with her husband and three children who keep her very busy. Hervege enjoys travelling, cooking, and watching movies indoors. She values laughter, connection and getting to know people on a human level.

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Amanda is a Registered Professional Counsellor (c) with the Canadian Professional Counsellors Association.

Amanda’s counselling journey has been shaped by a mix of professional experiences and a deep commitment to helping others.

She began her career with Children’s services Collaborating with individuals and families in need of support. Amanda also spent time at a youth assessment centre assisting teens facing complex challenges by guiding them through assessments and connecting them with essential resources. Additionally, she supported individuals in crisis with RCMP Victim Services, offering guidance and advocacy during some of their most traumatic moments.

After relocating to Grande Prairie, Amanda dove into the oil and gas industry, spending several years in sales and operations. It was a completely different world, but she quickly learned that her ability to connect with people and support them through challenges applied in any setting. However, her passion for helping others never faded, and she ultimately found my way back to counselling—where she could once again focus on helping individuals navigate the challenges and changes of life.

For over 13 years, Amanda leveraged my clinical expertise in youth and family counselling, crisis intervention, family dynamics, divorce, legal challenges, co-parenting, blended families, intimate partner violence, self-esteem, personal growth, and the management of depression, anxiety, and stress Her approach to counselling is rooted in helping clients build a fulfilling and healthy future without dwelling on the past. (If you choose) Amanda will focus on strengths, gratitude, and personal growth, empowering individuals to gain confidence and motivation to make meaningful life changes. We can analyze past problems, find solutions, set achievable goals, or work on developing the skills needed to move forward. She is here with you, for you.

She knows that starting counselling can feel intimidating, so her goal is to create a safe, supportive space where you can be your authentic self without hesitation. Whether you’re looking to gain clarity, build confidence, adapt to change, or take control of your life, Amanda will offer guidance and practical skills that help you thrive—not just for now, but for the course of your life!

When Amanda is not in the office, you’ll most likely find her in the kitchen, whipping up a tasty meal and spending valuable time with my big, vibrant blended family of nine! Life in a large household is always busy, but she wouldn’t have it any other way. She is also the loud mom on the sidelines, cheering on my kids, celebrating their victories, and toughing out the losses with them. She loves being involved in their activities and often volunteers with school teams, helping wherever she can. Amanda loves to travel and do anything that gets her outside—swimming, camping, hunting, running, fishing, kayaking, and playing ball. And if the sun’s shining, you can bet she will be in the great outdoors soaking it up!

Amanda works with:

• Individuals
• Youth and Children
• Couples
• Co-parenting
• Divorce
• Family Dynamics

She uses a wide variety of approaches including, but not limited to:

• Integrative Therapy
• Motivational Interviewing
• CBT (Cognitive Behavioural Therapy)
• Solution-Focused Brief Therapy
• Family systems Therapy
• Person-Centred Therapy
• Mindfulness-Based Therapy
• Trauma-Informed Care

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Kellie Counsellor — Grande Prairie Bachelor of Social Work Bachelor of Education (Elementary)

If you’re a parent trying to hold it all together, a family navigating something hard, or someone carrying the weight of experiences that haven’t fully healed yet — Kellie gets it. Not just professionally. Personally. Kellie brings a rare combination of academic training, real-world experience, and genuine heart to every client she works with. With degrees in both Social Work and Elementary Education, she has spent her career working with children, youth, and families in schools, daycares, and crisis settings — building a deep, practical understanding of how people of all ages think, feel, and heal.

She specializes in:

• Children and youth navigating anxiety, ADD/ADHD, and OCD

• Parenting support — equipping parents with tools, strategies, and understanding to build stronger, more connected families

• Raising kids in the digital age — one of the most complex challenges modern parents face

• Co-parenting and blended family dynamics — she lives this herself, raising four kids alongside her partner, and brings both professional knowledge and personal insight to these conversations

• Trauma recovery — having spent years working alongside the RCMP supporting individuals through crisis and some of the hardest moments of their lives,

Kellie understands trauma in a way few counsellors do Heal Your Life coaching, trained under the philosophy of Louise Hay — using emotional and body awareness to create positive, lasting change through the five pillars of self-discovery: deservingness, love, prosperity, body acceptance, and honouring your boundaries

Kellie’s approach is grounded in one core belief: you are the expert of your own life. Her role is simply to walk alongside you — with compassion, zero judgment, and a steadfast respect for your autonomy. Whether you’re working through something that happened years ago or something happening right now, she creates a safe, warm, and encouraging space where real growth becomes possible.

She has a gift for meeting people exactly where they are — children, teens, adults, couples, and families alike. And here’s something that sets Kellie apart: she offers appointments on both Saturdays and Sundays, making support accessible even for the busiest families and schedules.

If Kellie sounds like the right fit for you or your family, we’d love to connect you with her.

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Tanya Wald is a Registered Social Worker with a Master’s degree in Clinical Social Work from the University of Calgary. Born and raised in the Peace Country, Tanya has a deep connection to the region and a strong commitment to serving the people and communities she calls home. Her passion lies in supporting individuals and couples through life’s challenges with compassion, respect, and evidence-based care.

With extensive professional experience, Tanya has worked in diverse areas of mental health, including addictions counselling, depression, anxiety, and grief and loss. She is especially skilled at supporting people from diverse communities, understanding the unique challenges they may face while celebrating their strengths, resilience, and identities. Tanya believes that therapy should always be a collaborative and empowering process. She views each counselling relationship as a partnership — one where clients are supported to uncover their own strengths, build resilience, and create meaningful change in their lives.

What sets Tanya apart is her ability to blend professionalism with warmth and authenticity. She recognizes that no two stories are alike, and she takes great care to tailor her approach to each individual or couple she works with. Her counselling style provides a safe, non-judgmental space where clients can open up, explore their challenges, and feel truly supported in their healing journey.

Outside of her professional work, Tanya leads a full and balanced life surrounded by her family and animals. At home, she enjoys the company of her partner and a lively collection of pets — including a St. Bernard, a cat, goats, and even a donkey. Tanya also loves to travel and spend time in the sunshine, which allows her to recharge and bring balance into her own life. This sense of balance and appreciation for life’s simple joys is something she carries into her work, encouraging clients to find ways to nurture themselves while building strength through life’s ups and downs.

Tanya’s clients often describe her as approachable, supportive, and genuine. Whether she is guiding someone through the complexities of grief, helping a couple strengthen their relationship, or supporting individuals in overcoming anxiety or addiction, she walks alongside them with compassion and steady guidance. Her ability to simplify overwhelming struggles into manageable steps makes her a trusted and respected counsellor in the Grande Prairie community.

At Interactive Counselling, Tanya is proud to be part of a team that shares her commitment to accessible, client-centered care. Her work is not only about helping people through their current challenges but also about empowering them to thrive in the long term. She brings a unique blend of professional expertise, local roots, and genuine care to her practice — making her a valued resource for individuals, couples, and families seeking support.

For Tanya, counselling is more than a profession — it is a calling. She is honored to walk alongside her clients as they navigate their personal journeys, always striving to provide the guidance, encouragement, and tools they need to move toward stronger mental health and a brighter future.

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