Specialty Areas | Dr. Tyler Brown

Individual Psychotherapy

I offer short-term and long-term individual psychotherapy for adults. Individual psychotherapy is a one-on-one process designed to help people suffering from various psychological conditions, emotional difficulties, or existential concerns. Appointments typically last 50 minutes, with follow-up appointments usually occurring weekly or biweekly. I offer expertise in a variety of clinical areas including, but not limited to, those listed below.

Depression

Depression is a constant feeling of sadness and loss of interest, which stops you from doing your normal activities.

Anxiety

Anxiety is anticipation of a future threat or excessive worry, which can leave you feeling irritable and restless.

Trauma

Trauma is the lasting emotional response that can result when you live through a distressing event.

Cancer-related Support

Cancer-related support helps address the psychological issues that arise for cancer patients and their loved ones.

Grief and Bereavement

Grief and bereavement are the processes of emotional and life adjustment you go through after a loss.

Self-Esteem

Self-esteem is your sense of personal value, which can be disrupted by abandonment or attachment injuries.

Men's Mental Health

Men's mental health focuses on tailored strategies to help manage psychological issues specific to men.

Existential Concerns

Existential concerns are the array of feelings and questions related to the meaning and purpose of your life.

“Therapy is more a matter of intervening in meaning than it is a procedure for ameliorating unwanted symptoms or training people in more adequate coping skills.”

- Robert Neimeyer

Psychologist in Calgary, Alberta

Individual Psychotherapy

“Therapy is more a matter of intervening in meaning than it is a procedure for ameliorating unwanted symptoms or training people in more adequate coping skills.”

- Robert Neimeyer

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Psychologist in Calgary, Alberta

Individual Psychotherapy

“Therapy is more a matter of intervening in meaning than it is a procedure for ameliorating unwanted symptoms or training people in more adequate coping skills.” - Robert Neimeyer

Email

Phone

Address

“Therapy is more a matter of intervening in meaning than it is a procedure for ameliorating unwanted symptoms or training people in more adequate coping skills.”

- Robert Neimeyer