Sojourn Wellness Group theory base focuses on the Wellness Wheel and Wellness theory. The Wellness theory recognizes that people are social, emotional, intellectual, spiritual, physical and occupational beings. We aim to help clients gain balance in all these dimensions of wellness.

We also focus on theories of narrative therapy, meaning-focused therapy, and solution-focused therapy. These theories offer good insight and effective therapeutic tools. We believe that as one seeks to develop wellness in their life it is also important to look at the issues of meaning and purpose for their personal journey.

Sojourn Wellness Group provides a client-focused setting, which upholds that the therapeutic process offers a professional environment of acceptance and deep respect for the individuality of all people. We aim to support and encourage our clients to find new and meaningful ways of moving beyond past hurts and conflict.

 We adhere to the Canadian Code of Ethics and Standards of Practice for Psychologists.

Confidentiality

As a team we are committed to the confidentiality of our clients and their information. We promise to guard both the identities of our clients and the information that they entrust to us.

This confidentiality may be limited in very specific circumstances.

If a child or dependant adult is in need of protective services, by reporting the need to the appropriate authority

If someone’s life is in imminent danger through suicide or the intentional actions   of others.

Counsellors must comply in providing information in the case a court order.

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