3 Best Marriage Counselling in Saskatoon

“Jim Butler is a licensed and registered counsellor with over 17 years of experience in the counselling field. Jim Butler is a graduate of the University of Calgary. Jim Butler has helped hundreds of people find the clarity, strength, and inspiration to overcome challenges. His emphasis is on providing individual, couple, and family counselling. He has served more than 800 trusted clients. He offers a unique perspective and approach that builds on family strengths and reduces unnecessary tension and conflict. He has helped hundreds of people find the clarity, strength, and inspiration to overcome challenges. He is committed to providing a safe and non-judgmental atmosphere for his clients. Jim Butler is the owner and operator of ACA Counseling.”

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“Giti Caravan is a certified Psychotherapist/counsellor by the Canadian Counselling and Psychotherapy Association & Saskatchewan’s first and only certified neuro-linguistic programming (NLP) trainer. She has done over 120 certifications. She has over 30 years of experience in the counselling field. Giti Caravan is highly skilled in hypnotherapy, team building, and group therapy. She assists people in overcoming challenges, reaching their goals, and living empowered lives. She is certified in state-of-the-art methods of coaching and cutting-edge methods of psychotherapy. Giti Caravan practices at the Caravan Counselling.”

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“Leanne Pizzey is a registered social worker who has worked with individuals, families and professional groups. She finished her bachelor of social work at the University of Regina. Leanne Pizzey integrates therapeutic approaches, including cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT), conflict resolution, family systems theory and solution-focused problems. She supports clients with a variety of mental health concerns and emotional challenges. She assists people who are looking for high-conflict services. She believes in every client's situation and gives a unique therapeutic approach. Leanne Pizzey practices in a non-judgmental, accepting and safe environment.”

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