Angie Ratcliff
Canadian Certified Counsellor and Counselling Therapist
Hope is the desire for something to happen or be true. It may be hope (and courage) that brought you here. I believe we all have the power and innate wisdom to grow and change, and I am humbled by the courage it takes for clients to create the lives they hope for.
I am grateful for my own journey through life transitions—marriage, parenting, divorce, and starting over in middle age to create the life I hoped for.
My approach focuses on creating a non-judgmental, safe space where you can explore your story and life experiences with curiosity and compassion. My goal is to help you connect with yourself, understand your feelings, align with the values that guide your choices, and embrace new challenges so you can lead your life with confidence and belonging. Together, we’ll identify patterns, get you “unstuck,” develop effective coping skills, and build on your strengths.
I use a holistic, client-centered approach grounded in research. As a trauma-informed therapist, I offer interventions to help identify and process trauma. I also believe that a therapist’s office can be a place for humor, laughter, or stillness. All emotions are welcome here.
I am humbled to share this space with you and support you in creating the meaningful life you deserve. I work with individuals (13+), couples and families (across Canada). I also offer couple and family intensives (4+ hours).
Angie is a CCC and Counselling Therapist with a Master of Arts in Counselling Psychology. She is a former Special Education teacher with an Education degree from the University of Alberta.
Angie keeps a life rich with her adult children, fur babies, sports/movement, friends/family, nature, music, podcasts, courses, any opportunity for laughter and adventure, travel, and to learn/try something new.
Additional Courses and Trainings:
Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART) Level one (2024)
Internal Family Systems (IFS) Level one (2024-present)
Integrative Sex and Couples Certification (2024)
The Gottman Method Level one (2023)
Advanced Psychedelic Integration Therapy (2023)
The Ultimate Grief Treatment Toolbox (2022)
Kristen Neff Self Compassion (2019)
My main areas of focus are:
Individuals (age 13+) and couples
Relationships (intimate, family, friendship etc.)
Life Transitions
Burnout
Parenting
Divorce/Separation
Grief
Shame
Self-worth/self-esteem
Patterns
Trauma
Women’s Health