Lyndsay Wright
Lyndsay
Wright
Registered Psychologist · CAATP
She / Her · Trauma & EMDR Psychologist
Specialties & Approach
My Approach to Therapy
I'm a Registered Psychologist, and I've spent my career working with people who are trying to make something in their lives feel different — whether that's a specific thing they can name, or just a quiet sense that something isn't quite right.
My approach is person-centered, which in practice means I'm not the one driving. You set the goals, you set the pace, and I follow your lead. I bring the training; you bring everything you already know about yourself. In my experience, that combination is where the real work happens.
Over the years I've worked with children, teens, adults, and groups in a range of community settings. My areas of deepest training and experience include trauma, EMDR, Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART), sport and performance psychology, and complex PTSD. I also provide clinical supervision to provisional psychologists — which I approach the same way I approach therapy: collaborative, strength-based, and honest.
I think a lot of people come to counselling braced to be analyzed. I'm more interested in actually understanding you.
Clinical Supervision
I provide clinical supervision to provisional psychologists in Alberta, working in the areas of trauma, EMDR, sport and performance psychology, and animal-assisted therapy. My approach to supervision mirrors my approach to therapy: collaborative, strengths-based, and paced by the supervisee.
Email LyndsayTrauma & EMDR Supervision
Supporting provisional psychologists in developing competency in trauma-informed practice and EMDR protocol delivery.
Sport & Performance Psychology
Supervision for those working with athletes, first responders, and high-performance populations.
Animal-Assisted Therapy
Guidance on the integration of AAT within clinical practice for those pursuing this specialization.
General Clinical Supervision
Broadly supporting provisional psychologists across Lyndsay's areas of practice and focus.
Training That Goes Beyond the Basics
In addition to core graduate training, Lyndsay has pursued extensive post-graduate certification in evidence-based trauma modalities.
EMDR Basic Training
Foundational certification in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing — the internationally recognized standard for EMDR practice.
Sport & Performance Psychology
Specialized training in the psychological dimensions of sport, performance, and athletic identity — supporting athletes and high-performance individuals across competitive and transitional contexts.
GTEP & RTEP
Specialized training in Group Traumatic Episode Protocol (GTEP) and Recent Traumatic Episode Protocol (RTEP) for acute and group-based trauma response.
Accelerated Resolution Therapy
Certification in ART — a brief, evidence-based therapy using voluntary image replacement and eye movements to rapidly reduce traumatic memory distress.
Animal-Assisted Therapy (CAATP)
Formal academic certification in Animal-Assisted Therapy — one of the leading AAT training programs in North America.
Nutritional & Integrative Medicine for Mental Health
Post-graduate training bridging conventional psychology with evidence-based nutritional psychiatry and integrative medicine.
Background & Qualifications
Master of Counselling
Athabasca UniversityBachelor of Arts
University of AlbertaAnimal-Assisted Therapy Certification (CAATP)
Oakland UniversityRegistered Psychologist
College of Alberta Psychologists — Member in Good StandingMember, Psychologists Association of Alberta
Member in Good Standing · Preferred Provider with EPSApproved Clinical Supervisor
Providing supervision to Provisional Psychologists in AlbertaReady to Take the First Step?
Lyndsay is currently waitlisting new clients. Reach out to secure your spot — a free phone consultation is always available.
We acknowledge that our practice is located in Treaty 6 territory, on the traditional lands of the Cree, Saulteaux, Niitsitapi (Blackfoot), Métis, and Nakota Sioux Peoples. We recognize that healing and reconciliation is a responsibility shared by all and are proud to partner with organizations that help Indigenous community members access culturally safe mental health care.