Counselling services
Lorraine offers personal, practical support for adults, parents, and veterans. Start with a phone conversation to discuss what you need and what kind of meeting may work best.
Call LorraineParenting counselling
Parenting can bring conflict, uncertainty, and responsibilities that are difficult to carry alone. Lorraine offers a place to talk through what is happening, understand the pressure around it, and consider a practical next step.
Trauma resolution support
Lorraine has completed 21 hours of Advanced Accelerated Resolution Therapy training. During the first conversation, she can explain her approach and discuss whether it is suitable for your needs. No method or outcome is guaranteed.
Support through difficult life periods
Lorraine can provide personal support during difficult life periods and help you consider what may help you move forward. This is routine counselling support, not emergency response or 24-hour crisis care.
Confidence and self-esteem
Difficult experiences, conflict, and long periods of pressure can affect confidence. Lorraine supports clients who want to strengthen self-esteem and work toward personal goals without promising a specific result.
Mediation
Lorraine brings a mediation background and can discuss whether mediation is appropriate for the situation. Mediation is not legal advice, and no legal or court outcome is implied.
Veteran and anger support
Veteran support and anger management each have their own page so you can understand Lorraine’s approach before calling.
Ways to meet
Lorraine has a private office in Saskatoon. The exact location is shared after the first conversation.
Online meetings may be available depending on location and eligibility.
In some situations Lorraine may come to you. The details are discussed before an appointment is arranged.
Common questions
You do not need to decide everything before the first conversation.
Adults, parents, and veterans are welcome to contact Lorraine. Anger-management enquiries may also come from individuals, groups, workplaces, or referral situations. Lorraine will discuss your needs and whether her service is an appropriate fit.
Lorraine has a private office, may offer online appointments where eligible, and may be able to come to another agreed location. Details are arranged during the first phone conversation.
There is no automatic long-term commitment. Some people may need a few visits and others may need longer support. Lorraine discusses the process with you.
Lorraine will be honest about fit and can discuss another direction or referral where possible.
Lorraine respects client privacy and discusses confidentiality, including its professional and legal limits, before services move forward. Avoid including private or urgent details in an initial voicemail or email.
Lorraine’s current focus is support for adults, parents, and veterans. If you are enquiring about a child, teen, couple, family, or another format, call first to discuss whether the service may be appropriate or whether another direction may be better.
Yes. The first phone conversation is a place to ask about the service, meeting options, and what may be involved before you decide on a next step.