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Hello !

Because I want to extend my reach and help more people.

Why am I introducing an avatar?

I'm Dr. Corrick, the voice behind our self-help recordings.

Currently, these limit me to providing psychological services only to residents of Alberta. 
 

As a Registered Psychologist, I adhere to the College of Alberta Psychologists (CAP) Professional Standards of Practice and the Canadian Code of Ethics for Psychologsits. 
 

Enter my avatar

I created this version of me to identify when we are providing self-help resources - like the tools you'll find here. 

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Dr. Corrick's Story

Dr. Corrick co-owns and co-operates a successful online therapy practice in Alberta, Canada.

He specializes in the treatment of body-focused repetitive behaviours (BFRBs) and obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD).

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Dr. Corrick's general areas of treatment include anxiety, confidence, grief and loss, perfectionism, and relationship challenges.

Dr. Corrick has a special interest in clinical hypnotherapy and the benefits of working with the unconscious mind.

To reach more people, Dr. Corrick developed the self-help tools and learning resources you’ll find on this site.

Dr. Corrick recognizes the significant barriers people face in accessing evidence-based mental health resources.

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Land

Acknowlegement

With respect, and in the spirit of truth and reconciliation, Dr. Corrick and the Now in Colour team, acknowledge that our business operates throughout this land described as the Province of Alberta, which is situated on the traditional and ancestral territories of the Indigenous people represented by Treaties 4, 6, 7, 8, and 10.

 

We also acknowledge the homelands of the Métis, including the 8 Métis Settlements and the 6 Métis Regions; and Inuit.

 

We are grateful to the many First Nations, Métis Nation and Inuit peoples who have been stewards of this land for generations, which they now share with us. 

 

We recognize the impact of colonization on Indigenous peoples in Canada and within the profession of psychology.

 

We are committed to our responsibility as professionals and the shared journey towards reconciliation.

 

We are continually implementing and respecting Indigenous ways of knowing by acknowledging, connecting, and learning. 

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