Psynergy Centre

10/19/2026

Our thoughts are with everyone affected by the tragic incident at CFB Wainwright. 💚

Working with first responders we know the significant impact that these events can have on not only active members of the Canadian Armed Forces, but also the family, friends, first responders, healthcare professionals and community.

www.psynergycentre.ca

10/17/2026

📢 Announcement 📢 Additional dates have been added to the monthly OSI-CAN peer support groups! 👏🏼

Every second Tuesday of the month will continue and a new date of every last Thursday of the month has been added.

November dates ⬇️
November 10th from 1-3pm
November 26th from 5-7pm

Registration is required. Please email [email protected]

www.osi-can.ca

10/14/2026

Jenelle, former Psynergy practicum student and current NIHB provider, will be speaking at the Spirit Plant Medicine conference. ⬇️🌱

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1GkiYbnmZE/?mibextid=wwXIfr

Of Nakoda and Dakota ancestry, Jenelle McArthur is an approved Mental Health Therapist and Sessional Lecturer in the Indigenous Social Work Program at First Nations University. A community based researcher grounded in Indigenous methodology, she joins SPMC 2026 to speak on living in the land of the unknown, a lived experience of spirit, connection, and bear medicine.

Join her Oct 23 to 25 in Vancouver. Tickets at www.spiritplantmedicine.com - Use Code SPMC2026 for 33% OFF!

10/07/2026

Are you looking to get ahold of our office? Please email us! Or visit our website and connect with the clinician you are looking for directly. 🌱

Are you looking to get in touch with our office? 👏🏻

You can email us or visit our website and fill out the contact form. You can also view direct links to contact the clinician you are looking to get in touch with.

All of our clinicians offer free consultation calls that can be booked right online through Jane App.

Get in touch 👇🏼
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.psynergycentre.ca

10/03/2026

Psynergy Centre Health and Wellness understands and recognizes the continued impact of sexual violence The media coverage of the Cornell Sexual Assault represents a story of many.

“While it may seem that we have culturally made serious progress in reducing sexual violence, the reality is that society goes through cycles of backlash with regards to equity and civil rights (and sexual violence is a matter of equity and civil rights). This was documented by Susan Faludi, in her 1991 book Backlash; and has been noted as a social phenomenon not just with gender equity, but with race, religious freedom, q***r rights, and democracy writ large. People who have been silenced see an opening to be heard; it becomes en vogue to celebrate justice and diversity; then the threat to the status quo becomes intolerable and it becomes equally popular to “break free” from the restrictions of decency. So here we are: in a moment where we see clearly that the fight for equity and justice has to be as loud as ever.” -Trauma Research Foundation

The increased media coverage of sexual violence due by the Cornell lawsuit, may bring up feelings of their own trauma. There will be more stories to come forward. If you are unsure how to be present and support the people sharing these stories here are some ideas as suggested by the Trauma Research Foundation.
1. These stories can be activating for us and hard to hear. If you aren’t in a place to receive a story, and it’s not your professional obligation to be part of their recovery journey or their pursuit of justice, it’s okay to kindly tell someone that “it’s too close to home” to hear more and be supportive.
2. Consider that sexual violence includes the loss of agency. Help to restore personal agency by offering choices for support and resources.
3. Tell them you believe them, they need to hear it.
4. Learn about local resources and share them.
5. Learn about how to recognize that a situation may be an assault and how to intervene.
If these stories are personal for you, maybe as a survivor of sexual violence yourself or as someone who loves one, please know that you are valued and worthy of fighting for. As a mental health network and provider we stand with you and support you.
We believe you. 💚

Sanare Centre - https://sanarecentre.ca

You can reach us by email at [email protected]

09/30/2026

National Day for Truth and Reconciliation 🧡

We honour the strength and resilience of residential school Survivors, their families, and their communities. Generations have been feeling the impact of residential schools, and we want to listen and honour survivors and their families.

Local events:

📍Medicine Hat College (MHC), in partnership with the Miywasin Friendship Centre and the Firekeepers Women’s Society, welcomes the community to campus on Wednesday, Sept. 30 from 5 to 7 p.m. to honour the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. Further details can be found here: https://www.mhc.ab.ca/about-mhc/news-and-events/2026/09/21/national-day-for-truth-and-reconciliation-2026

📍The Saamis Tepee will be lit orange tonight in remembrance.
To learn more:
National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation
https://nctr.ca/

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Looking for support?

Hope for Wellness Help Line
1-855-242-3310
Available 24/7 for Indigenous people across Canada.

National Indian Residential School Crisis Line
1-866-925-4419
Available 24/7 for residential school Survivors and their family members.

09/30/2026

09/19/2026

Are you looking to work through some hard things and heal from the past? Maybe you’re feeling alone, anxious or depressed?

You don’t have to do hard work alone. 💚

Our clinicians are currently accepting NEW CLIENTS.

You can read more about our clinicians on our website and reach out directly to the one you feel drawn to. If you’re not sure who to start with, you can connect with us by sending us an email.

www.psynergycentre.ca
📧 [email protected]

09/18/2026

Re-introducing Ana Schlosser of Ana Schlosser Psychological Services-Medicine Hat Counselling ✨

We are thankful to have Ana in our space working with people ages 12+.

Direct billing available to some insurance companies as per your policy.

If you want to connect with Ana here is her contact information.

📧 [email protected]
📲 (587) 329-0934

09/18/2026

Children and teenagers aren’t just using AI for schoolwork. They’re turning to it for friendship, advice, and support.

Psychologists say these trends raise important questions about what happens to social and emotional development when AI fills roles that used to belong to other people.

Learn more: https://at.apa.org/2cda42