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As You Are Therapy & Consulting
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About us
Amelia Larson
Amber Jerome
Our Services
Clinical Therapy
Anxiety Therapy
Depression Therapy
Trauma Therapy
Romantic Relationships & Couples Therapy
Parenting Therapy
Addictions Therapy
Neurodivergent and ADHD
Clinical Supervision & Consultation
Resources
Blog
Videos
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Why I Chose to be a Therapist

Amber shares the reasons why she became a therapist.

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As humans, we are all connected to one another and to the natural world around us. As You Are Therapy & Consulting was created on, and inspired by, Mohkinstsis (The Blackfoot name for The Confluence), the ancestral land of the Blackfoot Confederacy which includes the Siksika Nation, Kainai Nation, and North and South Piikani Nations. We also acknowledge other Treaty 7 Members, Tsuut'ina and Iyahe Nakoda which includes the Chiniki, Goodstoney, and Bearspaw First Nations. Mohkinstsis is also home to Métis Alberta Districts 4,5, and 6. As visitors to this land and all lands across Turtle Island, we honour the traditional stewards of the earth and all nations, people, genders and spirits who grow, love, work, and play here.