Bern Mountain Psychology
For Edson booking in March please continue to book through the Edson Family Chiropractic and Natural Health Centre
New Edson Location!
10 min west of Edson on Range Road 194
We’re excited to let clients know that our Edson Bern Mountain sessions are moving to a new location to begin providing nature-based and equine-supported therapy alongside our in office sessions in a peaceful, healing environment.
Why Outdoor & Equine Sessions?
The Bern Mountain environment supports:
• Emotional regulation
• Trauma recovery
• Anxiety & stress reduction
• Confidence and self-awareness
• Nervous system calming through nature and animal connection
To celebrate the move:
✨ 10% OFF your first TWO sessions at the new Bern Mountain site
✨ ONE 50% OFF Equine Therapy Session
These introductory rates are available until the end of May 2026 as we transition to the new property.
Services for Military, Veterans & First Responders
A steady, respectful space for those who carry responsibility, risk, and service.
Support that understands duty, structure, and the weight of showing up.
Who This Is For
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Military
Current and former Canadian Armed Forces members navigating transition, identity shifts, cumulative stress, or service-related experiences.
Free 15min Consult
Individual counselling
Equine Assisted Therapy
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First Responders
Police officers, firefighters, paramedics, dispatchers, correctional staff, and emergency personnel.
3
Families and Partners
Support that considers the wider system surrounding service members and responders.
Free 15min Consult
Individual counselling
Equine Assisted Therapy - Family Support
Free 15min Consult
Individual counselling
Equine Assisted Therapy
What You Can Expect
Work at Bern Mountain Psychology is calm, intentional, and grounded. Sessions move at a pace that respects your nervous system, your history, and your capacity in the moment.
Ellen works from a relational approach shaped by years of trauma work and time spent in natural, land-based settings. Whether sessions take place in an office or are informed by her work at FNV Ranch, the emphasis remains on steadiness, presence, and practical support.
You can expect:
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A respectful, collaborative relationship — no pressure to perform or explain yourself
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Clear boundaries, roles, and expectations from the outset
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Attention to regulation, pacing, and embodied awareness
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Space for reflection that does not require constant talking
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An approach that values nature, rhythm, and grounded connection
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Transparency around process, documentation, and consent
