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Truly You Counselling Services | Saskatoon
Lorraine Scott, BSW, offers warm, experienced support for adults, parents, and veterans working through trauma, difficult life periods, anger, confidence, self-esteem, or conflict.
By appointment only. Please call first and leave a message. Lorraine will return your call the same day.
Who can start here
Lorraine offers support for adults, parents, and veterans. You may be carrying a difficult experience, trying to manage anger, rebuilding confidence, dealing with parenting pressure, or looking for a practical way through conflict. Lorraine begins by listening.
If you are enquiring about individual, group, workplace, or another referral situation, the first phone conversation is a chance to discuss whether the service may be a good fit before anything is arranged.
Ways Lorraine can help
The first phone conversation helps Lorraine understand what you are facing and whether her service is the right fit.
Support for parents working through pressure, conflict, changing family needs, or difficult decisions.
Explore counselling 02A careful, personal approach supported by advanced Accelerated Resolution Therapy training.
Learn about support 03A place to talk when life feels heavy, uncertain, or hard to manage alone.
See how it begins 04Individual, group, and workplace options built around a different way to approach anger.
Explore anger management 05Respectful support for veterans carrying difficult experiences, triggers, sleep concerns, or anger.
Visit the veterans page 06Support for people who need a structured conversation and a practical way through conflict.
Learn about mediationWhy contact Lorraine
Lorraine brings a long career across public systems and community work. Her approach begins with listening, understanding what you need, and being honest about fit.
Meet LorraineBackground across child protection, income security, corrections, the Saskatoon Police Service, and nonprofit community programs.
You speak with Lorraine before an appointment is arranged. The first step is understanding, not pressure.
A private office, online where eligible, or another agreed location may be available.
If Lorraine is not the right person for your needs, she will discuss another direction where possible.
What happens first
The first conversation is a chance to ask questions and decide what kind of meeting may work for you.
Use 306‑229‑8031. You do not need to explain private details in your voicemail, and you can ask practical questions before deciding on next steps.
Lorraine will call you back the same day and listen to what you are looking for.
Discuss fit, meeting format, and location. If another service is more suitable, Lorraine will be honest about it.
For veterans
Lorraine understands that trauma, triggers, sleep concerns, and anger can be hard to put into words.
Veteran supportAnger management
Ask about support for individuals, groups, or workplaces, with the format arranged around the situation.
Anger management optionsTake the first step
By appointment only. Call first, leave a message, and Lorraine will return your call the same day.