Meet The Team
The Risewell Team is committed to providing evidence-based, personalized, and authentic care.
Meet Dr. Theresa Jubenville-Wood
Ph.D., Registered Psychologist (She/Her)
Works with: Adults in Alberta & Ontario
Services offered: In-person therapy, virtual therapy, walk and talk, Corporate workshopS
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Dr. Theresa is the owner and founder of Risewell Psychology. Her curiosity and fascination with other people, as well as her own personal experiences of loss, struggle and healing, led her down the path to becoming a psychologist. Dr. Theresa completed her master’s degree and doctoral degree in Counselling Psychology at the University of Calgary. She finished her academic journey in a year-long residency at London Clinical Psychology Residency Consortium in London, ON. Dr. Theresa is a peer reviewed author, and has consulted on provincial and national projects designed to educate and advocate for the mental health needs of neurodivergent adults. She is passionate about educating organizations and workplaces about mental health and wellness practices, and building awareness and inclusion of neurodiversity in our communities.
Dr. Theresa is also married and the mama to twin boys, and a wirehaired pointing griffon (if you have to look this breed up, you aren’t alone😉). When not in sessions, you’ll find her rocking out to EDM on her spin bike, baking with her kiddos, and planning the next family vacation.
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With a compassionate ear, Dr. Theresa’s role is to deeply listen to your story. She will help you become more aware of patterns and themes in your life, and guide you in evaluating how these are serving you today. Dr. Theresa creates a supportive environment to explore your emotions, heal from past wounds and cultivate self-acceptance. Dr. Theresa helps you learn how to deepen your connection with you mind, body and spirit, and will offer you practical tools to help you live a more fulfilling life.
Dr. Theresa’s soft spoken and warm presence will be there to listen fiercely to your stories of pain and struggle, and to also laugh and celebrate your triumphs. She knows when to gently challenge you from a compassionate place when needed and will always strive to connect with you on a deeply human level. She is there to collaborate with you and align her therapeutic approach to your individual needs and preferences. Dr. Theresa’s work is informed by Attachment Theory, Emotionally Focused Therapy, Internal Family Systems, and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy. Her work brings in the practices of self-compassion and mindfulness to foster bodily awareness, connection and self-love.
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Dr. Theresa supports her clients with Anxiety, Perfectionism, Burnout, Motherhood, Perinatal Mood Issues, Pregnancy Loss, Neurodivergence, Life Transitions, and Entrepreneurship.
Meet Amy Jubb
M.A., Registered Psychologist (She/her)
Works with: Adults in Alberta & Ontario
Services offered: In-person therapy, virtual therapy, walk and talk, Corporate workshops
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Amy has a passion for helping her clients heal through the wisdom of their bodies. Amy completed her Master’s in Counselling at the Betty Ford Hazelden Graduate School in Minnesota. Over the past ten years she has worked in various settings including both inpatient and outpatient treatment centres, schools and private practice settings. Amy has worked in field of substance use for many years, supporting the healing of her clients and their families, as well as consulting with community recovery organizations.
Amy is married with two little boys who happen to be born on the same day- two-years apart! Her personal experiences with debilitating anxiety and panic attacks led her to make the decision to live without alcohol and substances. She has been passionate about all thing’s recovery and sobriety since then.
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Amy has a casual yet professional style of connecting in therapy. She can meet you in the depths of your pain as well as celebrate you in your wins. Amy strives to provide a space where you can feel seen and accepted for all that you are. When you meet with Amy you can expect to be met with compassion and curiosity. She believes that deep healing and experiencing the fullness of life comes from learning how to connect with and listen to the messages that live within our bodies. Amy will work with you to explore actions and tools to help you live the life you desire and return to the power that lives within you.
Amy works with her clients to restore their connection to their bodies. She helps her clients to learn to be with their discomfort and honour the unmet needs that underlie destructive behaviours.
She uses evidence-based somatic techniques such as breathwork, mindfulness and movement. Her work is primarily influenced by Attachment Theory, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Internal Family Systems Theory, and Sensorimotor Psychotherapy.
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Amy supports her clients with Anxiety, Depression, Substance Use Recovery, Motherhood, Intergenerational Trauma, Healthcare Burnout, Compassion Fatigue, Body Image, Mind-Body Connection, Reconnecting with one’s Creative Side.
Meet Courtney Edwards
M.C., Registered Provisional PsychologisT (she/her)
Works with: Adults in Alberta
Services offered: In-person therapy, virtual therapy, walk and talk
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Courtney is a compassionate and skilled Registered Provisional Psychologist with a unique background that sets her apart. Before delving into the field of psychology, Courtney dedicated a decade to working in government and nonprofits, specializing in entrepreneurship and economic development. It was during this impactful chapter of her life that she developed a profound understanding of the interconnectedness between individual well-being and the overall health of our communities.
Courtney's journey led her to pursue a Masters of Counselling at City University of Seattle, where she honed her expertise in helping individuals navigate the complexities of their emotions and mental health. Courtney’s capstone project focused on interventions for government and investors to help reduce burnout in female entrepreneurs.
Beyond her professional role, Courtney is a connoisseur of good food, a literature enthusiast with a penchant for science fiction novels, and a dedicated board game enthusiast who enjoys spending quality time with friends. Additionally, she is currently immersed in the exciting process of planning her wedding.
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Courtney approaches therapy with the belief that everyone has a story, strengths, and incredible capacity for change. With a commitment to fostering a supportive and non-judgmental environment, Courtney creates a space where clients can explore their thoughts and feelings freely. Courtney's diverse experiences have equipped her with a holistic perspective on well-being, allowing her to approach therapy with a deep appreciation for the unique narratives of each individual. Her warm and approachable demeanour, combined with a wealth of real-world experience, makes Courtney a trusted guide on your journey towards personal growth and mental wellness.
In the therapy space, Courtney draws from evidence-based approaches of Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) and Dialectical Behavioural Therapy (DBT). She has completed Level 1 & 2 training in EMDR (eye movement desensitization and reprocessing) for acute trauma.
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Courtney supports her clients with Anxiety, Work-Related Stress, Imposter Syndrome, Self-Esteem, Confidence, Burnout, Changing Relationships, Grief, Depression, and Trauma.
Meet Taylor Molstad
M.Ed. Registered Provisional Psychologist (she/her)
Works with: Adults in Alberta
Services offered: In-person therapy, virtual therapy, walk and talk
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Taylor is a Registered Provisional Psychologist driven by a commitment to dismantling shame and stigma around big emotions, self-harm, and suicidality. Taylor's journey into psychology is both academic and deeply personal. Motivated by personal transformative experiences with trauma and the healing process, Taylor completed her Master’s in Education in Counselling Psychology from the University of Lethbridge. Taylor is a peer-reviewed author, her research delves into academic outcomes for university students following sexual violence, extending to her thesis, a comprehensive exploration of the impact of PTSD (post-traumatic stress disorder) on students who have experienced violence.
Enriched by active community engagement, volunteering in domestic violence collectives, campus mental health initiatives, and working with underserved populations, she sees her role as a Provisional Psychologist as a privilege—a testament to the beauty of human connection and the incredible resilience of people.
Beyond her therapeutic endeavors, Taylor immerses herself in crossword puzzles, baking, birding, and video games. Her joy extends to spending time with her family, friends, partner, and her rescue dog, Hazelnut.
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In the therapeutic space, Taylor positions you at the forefront, acknowledging and honouring your expertise in the intricacies of your own life. With a style that is warm and approachable, she creates an environment where exploring emotions becomes a comfortable and safe experience. She is an advocate for embracing both acceptance and change simultaneously. This means appreciating and accepting you for who you are in this very moment, while co-creating a path forward to achieve your cherished hopes, and to address your lingering hang-ups. With a deep appreciation for the inherent value and richness of all emotions, she gently holds space for moments of laughter, tears, and every nuanced emotion in between.
Grounded in a holistic approach that celebrates the profound power of human connection, Taylor's therapeutic foundation encompasses evidence-based modalities such as Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Dialectical Behavioural Therapy (DBT), and mindful self-compassion. In addition, she has completed extensive trauma-informed training through Alberta Health Services and various community organizations, including specialized training in working with 2SLGBTQIA+ individuals. Taylor takes pride in adopting a Health at Every Size (HAES) approach and is actively pursuing certification as an Intuitive Eating Counsellor.
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Taylor supports her clients with Anxiety, ADHD, Body Image, Borderline Personality Presentations, Emotional Dysregulation, Mood Disorders, Suicidality, Self-Harm, Trauma, Sexual Violence and Life Transitions.
Meet Kelsey Moss
MACP, B.Sc., Registered Provisional Psychologist (she/her)
Works with: Adults in Alberta
Services offered: In-person therapy, virtual therapy, walk and talk, Corporate WorkshopS
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Kelsey is a Registered Provisional Psychologist and Registered Yoga Teacher who believes in the healing powers of holistic therapeutic approaches. To Kelsey, this means offering mental, emotional, spiritual, and embodiment support to her clients. She joins us after completing her Master of Arts in Counselling Psychology from Yorkville University. Kelsey is also a professional member of the Canadian Counselling and Psychotherapy Association and a registered yoga teacher with Yoga Alliance.
She comes from a unique background of neurophysiology after working in concussion research and rehabilitation for several years. Through that work, she became a firm believer in honouring the very human ability to live a dynamic and ever changing life. The hurt we experience changes us, but so does healing. Kelsey believes that life can be messy, but there is beauty in embracing the mess just as much as we embrace the magic.
Outside of therapy, Kelsey enjoys hiking, snowboarding, camping, running, reading, and all forms of mindful movement. She lives with her partner and their active mini-aussiedoodle pup, and is a forever-student in the world of yoga.
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When you're in the room with Kelsey, you get to choose what you need to make therapy your own. That might mean starting with a meditation, playing your favourite music in the background, pouring a cup of tea, journalling, even going for a walk and talk when the weather is nice. If it feels right, you can also choose to roll out a mat to reconnect with your body and the sensations that arise through our work together. Kelsey is a human first, and will hold space for your heavier emotions just as much as she will laugh and celebrate your wins with you. Don't be surprised if her more light-hearted side comes out here and there!
Kelsey creates a therapeutic space for you to bring all versions and parts of yourself into the room - even the ones we tend to avoid or shut away from the world sometimes… especially those ones. She will walk with you as you explore the chapters of your life, and experience the thoughts, feelings, and sensations that arise as you do. And if it feels like too much, she openly welcomes time to move, breathe, feel, and even dance through the experiences. To Kelsey, human connection is at the centre of our healing, and beyond the various practices she offers, she focuses most on building a therapeutic relationship with you rooted in trust and authenticity.
Taking a trauma-informed lens, she incorporates aspects of Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Mindfulness-Based practices, Emotion Focused Therapy, Embodiment, and Sensorimotor Psychotherapy.
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Kelsey supports her clients with Anxiety, Stress/Burnout, Trauma, ADHD, Concussion-Related mental health Concerns, Depression, Emotional Dysregulation, Life Transitions, Mind-Body Connection, Mood Disorders, Perfectionism, Self-Esteem, Spirituality, Suicidal Ideation, Wanting More Self-Expression, Women’s Issues.
Meet Camille Granda
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT (SHE/HER)
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Camille is Risewell Psychology’s Administrative Assistant. With an extensive background in Operations Management, she provides exceptional care and heart-centred support in Risewell Psychology’s day-to-day operations.
Upon receiving her Bachelors of Business Administration from SAIT, and motivated from her personal transformative experiences with loss, Camille found solace through yoga. This resulted in later becoming a Trauma-Informed Yoga Teacher and incorporated that within her work with young adults with disabilities. After experiencing first-hand the holistic wisdom and healing in herself and within her yoga clients, she decided to pursue her Masters in Counselling Psychology from Yorkville University.
Through these pursuits, she has wholeheartedly believed in a quote by Rumi, that states, “Your heart knows the way. Run in that direction.” It is with this genuine, authentic and heart-centred care she hopes to happily greet and guide you, along with the Risewell Psychology team, wherever you are in your journey.
Outside of her academic pursuits, you can find Camille playing tennis, attempting to train for her half marathon, planning her next surf trip, enjoying coffee and boardgames with friends, or cuddling with her cockapoo, named Honey.
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