RWC Counselling & Psychology

RWC Counselling & Psychology is a mental health clinic in Calgary, Alberta, that has been serving the community since 2021. The clinic offers evidence-based support for individuals, couples, and families, specializing in areas such as anxiety, life transitions, and relationship challenges. Their team provides services including EMDR psychotherapy and family counseling to help clients build emotional resilience.

The clinic provides Gottman Method Couples Therapy and Discernment Counselling as part of their relationship-focused services. They also offer specialized support for infidelity, affair, and betrayal recovery, along with co-parenting counselling to help families navigate complex dynamics.

For individuals, the clinic offers counselling for anxiety, depression, attachment issues, grief and loss, and substance use. They also provide support for trauma, boundaries issues, and self-esteem and self-worth concerns through a compassionate, trauma-informed approach.

The clinic hosts several support groups including Betrayal Recovery Support Group, Grief & Loss Support Group, and Emotional Wellness Support Groups. These groups are designed to provide a safe space for shared experiences and healing within a community setting.

Services are available in English, Hindi, and Punjabi to help support the diverse Calgary community. This multilingual approach ensures that clients from various cultural backgrounds can access care in a language they are comfortable with.

The clinic is located at 30 Springborough Blvd #250 in Calgary, Alberta. They serve the SW Calgary area including Aspen Woods, Strathcona Park, Signal Hill, Coach Hill, Springbank Hill, Sienna Hills, Wentworth, West Springs, Discovery Ridge, and surrounding areas.

The clinic operates from 9:00 am to 8:00 pm on Monday through Saturday, with Sunday and statutory holidays closed. They also offer Saturday appointments to provide more flexibility for clients with busy schedules.

New clients can begin by requesting a free consultation or filling out the contact form on the website. The clinic states that no referral is required, making it easy for individuals to access support without prior professional recommendations.

The clinic emphasizes a connection-based, relational environment where therapy feels human, supportive, and real. They pride themselves on being emotionally present, trauma-informed, and culturally conscious, focusing on genuine human connection rather than just clinical techniques.

In addition to in-person sessions, the clinic provides virtual counselling options across Alberta. This allows clients to access support remotely, ensuring that location or mobility issues do not prevent them from receiving care.

The clinic offers extended evening hours and Saturday appointments to accommodate different schedules. They also note that messages sent via their contact form are not considered private, advising clients to call the office directly for highly confidential information.

The clinic explains that student therapists are closely supported by a clinical supervisor and a broader team. This ensures that care is thoughtfully guided and reviewed, providing clients with a layer of support behind the scenes while benefiting from fresh perspectives.

The clinic believes that wellness begins with connection and safety, rooted in compassionate and honest support. Their mission is to help people of all walks of life cultivate resilience and real human connection through focused, meaningful insight tailored to each unique experience.

Clients are advised to call the office at (587) 989-0661 if they are sending highly confidential or private information. The clinic also notes that they will respond to questions during regular business hours, with a turnaround of 1-2 business days for after-hours inquiries.

You can reach RWC Counselling & Psychology by phone at +1 587-989-0661 or by e-mail at support@rwccounselling.com.