Discover fresh hope in your life!
Fresh Hope Counselling exists to help you, no matter what your circumstances are.
Fresh Hope Counselling exists to help you, no matter what your circumstances are.
Hope is necessary for life! Without it we will literally end up perishing. It gives us energy, strength, motivation and focus. Hopelessness takes away our ability to function, and robs us of joy. Hope is an anchor; it renews the body, soul and spirit. If you have lost hope, know that finding hope again is possible!
Fresh Hope Counselling Staff
Beth Murray is the Founder of Fresh Hope Counselling and is a Registered Psychologist in the Province of Alberta. She is an experienced Level II EMDR Therapist & Eating Disorders Specialist and has a Post-Graduate Certificate in Chronic Pain Management, PgCPain, from the University of Alberta Rehabilitation Medicine Faculty. Beth Murray started counselling in 1999.
How we can help
If internet connection is not available, sessions by phone are available for those in remote locations or with mobility issues, thus increasing the flexibility and accessibility of working with Fresh Hope Counselling Please note, both our west end and south side locations are handicapped accessible.
As Registered Psychologists and Mental Health Therapists in the province of Alberta, Fresh Hope Counselling offers a wealth of clinical, pastoral and personal experience in mediating grace and hope to our clients. We have several combined decades of counselling experience and psychological services in inpatient, outpatient, school, church, mental health clinic and other agencies.
Fresh Hope Counselling has staff with memberships in the Alberta College of Psychologists/Alberta College of Social Workers, the Canadian Psychological Association, the Psychologists’ Association of Alberta, EDReferral.com, the Eating Disorder Support Network of Alberta, Eating Disorders Association of Canada, Theravive, Pain Society of Alberta, Psychology Today, and is a referral source for Focus on the Family Clergy Care Network and Veteran’s Affairs. Check with your extended benefits plan to see if they cover psychological counselling from a Registered Psychologist or Master’s Level Mental Health Therapist.