Terry Fehr, B.A., M.Ed. (R.Psych) Terry completed her Master’s Degree in Educational Psychology in 1994 at the University of Regina. She has extensive experience as an educator, a psychologist and an administrator. Over the past 25+ years, she has provided service to individuals, couples, groups and families, both as a private practitioner and within an institutional context. Her experience with the Correctional Service of Canada has given her unique insight into the social and political context within which mental health challenges occur in the community, and the long-term, adverse effects of trauma on the individual and consequently on our culture. Terry’s practise of psychology is informed by a broad spectrum of theoretical and strategic treatment modalities, including Mindfulness Integrated Cognitive Behaviour Therapy, Integrated Somatic Psychology and Polyvagal Theory. She has completed her third year of Somatic Experiencing training and plans to become a certified SE practitioner by the end of 2023. Over the years, Terry has worked with clients from all aspects of society. At this point in her career, she is particularly interested in serving front line workers in the areas of Education, Health, Justice, Law Enforcement and Corrections. Terry is optimistic and approachable. She engages easily with clients and has an affable, authentic manner. She is spiritually grounded and a firm believer in the profound importance of love-in-action and the healing power of humour. In her leisure time, Terry loves to play guitar and sing, jamming and performing at any opportunity. It is her intention to serve her community until she retires… sometime around noon on the day of her funeral.

Terry Fehr, B.A., M.Ed. (R.Psych) Terry completed her Master’s Degree in Educational Psychology i... Read More

Julie Vacca is an art therapist, artist, and energy worker. She grew up across Canada and currently calls Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, her home.

Julie completed her Bachelor of Arts majoring in Psychology at the University of Alberta in 2002. In 2007, she returned to school to study art therapy at the Toronto Art Therapy Institute where she received her graduate-level diploma. Feeling pulled to grow and learn more, Julie returned to school in 2021 to complete a Masters of Arts in Counselling Psychology.

Julie has extensive experience working in the field of mental health and addictions, and works with adults, youth, and children of all ages. She has worked in both inpatient and outpatient settings and has experience facilitating individual and group counselling. Her years of experience have allowed her to develop a special interest in working with people who have experienced addiction and trauma.

As a child, Julie spent hours using art as a way of expressing herself and navigating the constantly changing world around her. Today, Julie’s art is a reflection of all the things she finds beautiful and inspirational in this world. She uses her art as a way of practicing self-care, self-reflection, and exploration. Julie loves to learn and is always finding new ways to stretch herself and grow both personally and professionally. She aims to incorporate all her gifts and knowledge into everything she does, whether it’s through traditional counselling, energetic healing, or using creative means to heal and explore parts unknown.

Julie Vacca is an art therapist, artist, and energy worker. She grew up across Canada and curren... Read More