Welcome to The Calgary Therapy Institute
Professional mental health services that allow people the opportunity to self-determine their own wellness.
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*Note: practitioners not found online can be booked via contacting our office:
calgarytherapyinstitute@shaw.ca, 403-640-7667
"The other side of healing is bravery."
- Dr. Patricia Miller (2024)
Programs and Services
We respect diversity and engage in inclusive mental health practices that allow people to self-determine their healing process.
Individual Therapycontact us to book
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Assessments - PhD. Level Expertisecontact us to book or for more information
Therapeutic Growth Groupscontact us to book in-person or virtual
Play-Based Therapycontact us to book or for more information
Barrier Reduced Therapyreduced cost therapy with students
Peer Supportcontact us for more information
Business Consultationcontact us for more information
Educational Opportunitiescontact us for more information
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Music Therapycontact us to book or for more information
Introducing our 2025 Podcast, "The Second Hour"
The Second Hour is a Psychology Podcast that continues the conversation after the appointment ends. Join Dr. Patricia Miller, Valerie Fleury and Dawson Warman as they bridge the gap between theory and everyday life through research, practical tools and meaningful dialogue.
Now out on Spotify!
Listen to our
"How to self-therapize" Podcast
“The other side of healing is bravery.”
-Dr. Patricia Miller (2024)
Dr. Miller is publishing an upcoming book called: "The Many Spaces of Silence." She is sharing the introduction for the book which will be published in late 2025:
It is in the spaces of silence, we can find ourselves feeling lost-isolated within emotions which are difficult to name, stories fragments yet to be shared, and a deep longing for emotional connection. In order to be seen- and for the silence to become a space of healing- there must be safety of a healthy relationship, one both nurtured and sustained. Over the last 25 years, my research and practice have shown me the profound importance of honouring stories. I have come to understand how silence, when held with care, can be harvested into conversations- especially, as people (the survivors) identify how the role of self-determination helps in the healing of trauma. Over the years, I have had the good fortune to see how the human spirit displays significant vitality: sorrow turned into insight, terror transformed into human resiliency and silence becomes midwifed into voice through connection and compassion. To those who shared their stories: it has been an honour. To those whose stories remain held within: know that you are not alone.
-Dr. Miller, 2025