MEET THE TEAM

Dr. Diana Florea Davila lives in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. She works both in person and remotely with clients. She is married and has two boys that keep her very busy. 

Dr. Diana started her career working with addictions and mental health in a long-term treatment center. There she provided individual and group therapy to women that suffered with triple diagnosis such as addiction, mental health, and abuse. From there she moved on to work in the school system with Complex kids and their families. She worked with trauma, behavioral issues, childhood mental health and developmental disorders. 

For the last twelve years Dr. Florea Davila has been working with complex trauma and PTSD for Alberta Health Services. She specializes in treating, trauma, PTSD, and chronic pain through exposure therapies that include by-lateral stimulation as well as sensorimotor psychotherapy.  

Dr. Florea Davila has completed most of her educations in the United States. She earned her MA in Counseling from Gonzaga University in Spokane, and she earned a Psychology Doctorate from California Southern University where she specialized in the maintenance model between trauma, PTSD, and Chronic Pain.  

Along with her trauma portfolio, Dr. Florea Davila works very effectively with concurrent disorders such as Addiction and Mental Health, Is a trainer with Love and Logic parenting, and is passionate around working with Behavioral issues and Personality Disorders. She works with Individuals, couples, and family units, and specializes in working with young adults and groups. 

Abrielle has extensive experience supporting children, youth, adults, and their families, who are struggling with emotional regulation, anxiety, loss, trauma, transitions and mental health symptoms that impacting daily function. She draws on her knowledge and training in Emotionally Focused Therapy, Trauma-Focused Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy, Circle of Security, and Play and Art therapy interventions.

Over 15 years Abrielle had the honour of collaborating with families to help facilitate a deeper understanding. This includes celebrating the diversity & uniqueness of each individual, their family & their story. Abrielle is committed to being an ally & establishing a foundation of trust with families to nurture long term healing, growth & improved functioning.

Abrielle holds her Masters in Clinical Social Work from the University of Calgary, specializing in Infant, Early Childhood, School-aged and Adolescent Mental Health. She is proud to be a Registered Social Worker with the ACSW. In both her professional life and her family life, Abrielle finds joy in being creative, playful, curious, and getting outdoors.

Katherine lives in Calgary, Alberta and is available to see clients both in person and virtually.

Katherine completed a Masters of Counselling from Gonzaga University and a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Mount Royal University. Katherine began her career working with high-risk youth in a residential setting, before extending her reach to the broader community, where she worked with parents, families, children and adolescents, with a focus on parent coaching and working with complex family dynamics. Katherine specializes in working with individuals who are experiencing eating disordered behaviour, anxiety and mood disorders, trauma, and interpersonal struggles. 

Using empathy, acceptance, and the power of the therapeutic relationship, Katherine guides clients through the healing process and encourages the resolution and integration of distressing feelings into the larger, individual emotional experience.

Katherine’s work is guided by psychodynamic psychotherapy, attachment theory, and affective neuroscience. Katherine is trained in EMDR and draws from Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Dialectical Behaviour Therapy, and Experiential modes of therapy. 

Carina Huggins is a personality and behaviour strategist with a deep background in professional coaching. She has served as a coach and specialist advisor to individuals within a variety of organizations ranging from athletics, to higher education, to tech and cybersecurity. 

She is qualified in a wide range of psychometric assessments that provide deep insight into personality, leadership, communication, conflict and change management and career exploration.  Using these tools, Carina works with individuals to help them gain clarity and optimize their mindset for lasting behavioural change and growth trajectories. A master strategic and tactical thinker, Carina has a passion for helping clients get clear on their future, developing clear goals and addressing the challenges that arise on their journeys. 

She holds an advanced qualification as a Professional Certified Coach through the International Coach Federation and holds a Masters Degree in Strategy from the  Centre for Military, Security and Strategic Studies, where she undertook research in counter-terrorism and the psychology of extremism.  Carina has had the opportunity to share her ground breaking research and behavioural optimization techniques with organizations around the world.  She continues to teach the intelligence and security communities as an instructor with Toddington International. Carina also serves as Head of Analysis for The Special Forces Experience working with military special operations veterans in facilitating personal and spiritual growth.  

Her passion is helping individuals develop a deep foundation of self-knowledge and self-understanding, and then using it to envision and embark on a growth trajectory.   She is honoured to walk alongside clients on these journeys. 

Bobbi Jo Gaetz is a registered psychologist in good standing with the College of Alberta Psychologists. Bobbi Jo holds a Master of Education Degree in Applied Psychology from the University of Calgary and has been a Registered Psychologist for over 20 years.

Bobbi Jo has worked in the field of children and adolescents for 25+ years. She began her career as a teacher, focusing on children with varying needs. As a psychologist, Bobbi Jo has worked in a variety of clinical, school, and treatment settings providing assessment, counselling, consultation, and intervention for children and youth; settings have included specialized school programs, diagnostic clinics including FASD and ASD, and the mental health system.  Bobbi Jo has also taught at the Masters level at the University of Calgary in cognitive and neuropssych assessments.

Currently, Bobbi Jo works provides assessments and counselling for children, youth, and families, offering a process of discovery of strengths, needs, skills, and strategies in a manner that is meaningful, respectful, compassionate, and collaborative.  She gives back to the profession by supervising provisionally registered psychologists and to the community through volunteering in pet-assisted therapy.