Kate Schneider
Kate Schneider
M.A CP,
Registered Psychologist,
Certified Hakomi Therapist
Kate is a Registered Psychologist with the College of Alberta Psychologists and a Certified Hakomi Therapist with the International Hakomi Institute. She has completed training to further her professional development in the areas of trauma, polyvagal theory, mindfulness, pregnancy and infant loss, and cognitive behavioural therapy.
Kate has over a decade of experience in working with individuals, families, and couples in therapy. She provides support for adults, adolescents, and children dealing with a variety of issues, including:
Life Transitions
Interpersonal / Relationship Issues
Trauma / PTSD
Workplace Issues / Burn Out
Grief and Loss
Addictions
Stress Management
Kate has a special interest in supporting individuals who have experienced trauma, such as from a motor vehicle accident or from developmental trauma. She believes that processing the trauma that is often stuck in our bodies can illuminate the unconscious and hidden core beliefs that shape our interaction with the world in order to transform our relationship with this core material.
Kate’s work is informed by body-based psychotherapy, and utilizes cognitive behavioural therapy, narrative therapy, dialectic behavioural therapy, polyvagal therapy, and mindfulness strategies. She uses these lenses to support individuals while they work to move through the things that have kept them stuck and have prevented them from becoming their true selves.
