Kaylei is a trauma-certified therapist with a master’s degree in counselling psychology and registration with the College of Registered Psychotherapists of Ontario (CRPO) working in Alberta, Canada and virtually across the country. She works with adults, couples, and teens (14+) who are navigating trauma, relationship challenges, life transitions, or a desire for deeper self-understanding and growth.

Kaylei’s approach is collaborative, warm, and client-centered. She believes that healing happens in connection, and strives to create a supportive environment where you feel safe, respected, and truly heard. Drawing on Internal Family Systems (IFS), values-based work, and a holistic perspective, Kaylei helps clients explore the different parts of themselves, build self-compassion, and move toward greater alignment with what matters most in their lives.

In your work together, she aims to go beyond addressing symptoms alone. Kaylei focus’ on helping you uncover the underlying patterns that may be keeping you stuck, so you can access resilience, clarity, and a stronger sense of balance. Whether you are seeking to heal from trauma, strengthen your relationships, or reconnect with your authentic self, Kaylei’s goal is to walk alongside you as you create meaningful and lasting change.

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Meet Daryan…

Daryan is a counselling and Art Therapy graduate student, with training in therapeutic yoga, mindfulness, and trauma-informed care.

If you’ve ever wished you could just “press pause”, you’re not alone. Daryan understands feeling overwhelmed, distracted, and disconnected in a fast-paced and demanding world.

Sessions with Daryan are opportunities for you to offer yourself a pause. She invites you to slow down, become curious about what you may be carrying, and reconnect with yourself through conversation, creativity, and gentle embodied practices.

Art therapy is always optional and no previous experience in artmaking is necessary. Your sessions are guided by what feels right for you in each moment.

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Owner and Registered Psychotherapist, Charlie Webb, is a diversely experienced therapist who has both a BA (Hons) Psychology and a Masters of Counselling Psychology.

Charlie believes that a holistic approach to health is necessary for overall wellness.

Our bodies and minds don’t work independently of one another, but alongside each other to allow us to function to our full potential. A healthy mindset contributes to resiliency when dealing with all facets of life from everyday stress to life-altering experiences. Whether you need support during a difficult time, or are on your wellness journey, we are able to help. Nurtured Minds provides holistically focused services to individuals, couples, and families in and around Leduc, Alberta with virtual services available across Canada. Nurtured Minds offers inclusive, non-discriminatory and trauma-informed care to all clients who are seeking support and self-development of any nature including, but not limited to:

Anxiety

Stress/Worry

Self-esteem

Depression and Depressive Behavior

Addiction/Substance Use

Grief/Bereavement

Caregiver/Burnout Support

Acute and Post-Traumatic Stress Support

Interpersonal/ Relationship Concerns

Insomnia/ Sleep Related Issues

Personal Development

Self-Care and Wellness

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I am currently completing my Masters of Counselling Psychology and my practicum with Nurtured Minds Wellness. Before entering the counselling field, I spent over a decade working in education as a teacher and school principal. That experience shaped my interest in people, relationships, and the different ways our experiences can influence how we see ourselves and move through the world.

I take a relaxed, curious, and collaborative approach to counselling. I believe therapy does not always have to be about fixing something. Sometimes it is about slowing things down enough to notice and make sense of patterns and understand ourselves a little better. I am especially interested in the connection between the mind and body, the nervous system, and how learning to be more present with our experiences can change our relationship with them.

My developing approach incorporates person-centred, experiential, somatic, parts work, and acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) perspectives. Outside of counselling, I enjoy being outdoors, spending time with family, reading, and just being present.

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