Carlie Beck

Carlie’s aim is to provide clients with a safe, non-judgemental space where they are free

to be themselves. A culturally sensitive and affirming approach is used for all individuals,

appreciating that they are the experts in their own lives. Carlie believes a strong therapeutic

relationship can help individuals foster the growth, acceptance, and change that individuals,

couples, and families are looking for.

Carlie works with individuals, couples, and families age 13 and above using a primarily

person-centred approach. Inclusion of other evidence-based approaches may include aspects from narrative therapy, strength-based, solution-focused brief therapy, acceptance and

commitment therapy, dialectical behaviour therapy, and at times cognitive behavioural therapy.

Carlie adapts each approach to meet each client where they are at to collaboratively assist clients

in meeting their goals.

Carlie has participated in many certificate trainings such as Indigenous Canada through

the University of Alberta, Gottman Method Couples Therapy – Level 1, and various trainings in areas such as telecounselling, trauma, suicide-prevention, grief, working with children and

families, and microaggressions.