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Psychotherapy, Assessments, Trial Therapy, Supervision, Consultation
Dr. Marcel PJ Peloquin, PhD, R.Psych
Psychologist
Dr. Marcel Peloquin earned his Ph.D. in clinical psychology at Dalhousie University and completed his predoctoral internship with the Saskatoon Health Region. Upon completion, he worked in a clinical health psychology department providing inpatient and outpatient psychological services, as well as consultation services. He has also worked in a forensic psychiatric hospital providing treatment and assessments. He has since been in private practice since 2020.
He is trained to provide clinical assessments and interventions for adults and adolescents across a broad range of clinical concerns. He provides treatment for depression, anxiety, substance use, personality, eating, somatic and medically unexplained symptoms, and other serious mental disorders. As well, Dr. Peloquin provides psychotherapy for other life-interfering issues such as issues of attachment, grief, terminal illnesses, finding purpose in one’s life, anger management, reducing criminal or deviant sexual behaviors, and other emotions and behaviors which interfere with managing acute or chronic health conditions, including pain.
Dr. Peloquin is passionate about providing the best outcome for his patients. He is committed to improving his skills and continues to engage in supervision and training. His primary treatment modality is Intensive Short-Term Dynamic Psychotherapy (ISTDP). This therapy may be especially relevant when other therapies have failed.
He has completed four years of core training in ISTDP, has attended various workshops on the model, sits as a member-at-large with the Western Canadian Institute for ISTDP, and has additionally received individual supervision in this model through a review of taped sessions.
He also provides cognitive and mindful therapies such as Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT), and Gut-Focused Hypnotherapy for Irritable Bowel Syndrome and Inflammatory Bowel Disease.
Psychotherapy, Couples Therapy
Danielle Comeau, RCT-C, CCC
Counselling Therapist
Danielle Comeau is a Registered Counselling Therapist Candidate (RCT-C) with a Master of Arts in Counselling Psychology from Yorkville University. She completed her graduate training working in a non-profit counselling centre. She enjoys working with clients from diverse cultural backgrounds and with varied sexual and gender identities.
Danielle works with adults experiencing depression, anxiety, trauma, mood and personality disorders, and problems in attachment and relationships. She works from a psychodynamic perspective, using Intensive Short Term Dynamic Psychotherapy (ISTDP). ISTDP focuses on the ways of coping people develop in response to how they have been treated. Although these coping mechanisms helped at one time, they may now cause trouble. Understanding how these coping methods developed and protected one against complicated feelings can help people change and live more purposefully and empowered.
As well as individual work, Danielle also offers couples therapy using the evidence-based Psychobiological Approach to Couples Therapy (PACT) model. PACT is grounded in developmental neurobiology, attachment theory and interactive regulation. Using this model, she helps couples become better attuned to each other by noticing and bringing their patterns of relating to the surface that has become automatic. Her approach is kind but direct and calls both individuals to take responsibility for their relationship's two-person psychological system.
As a therapist, Danielle continues her learning with supervision, video review, training, and didactic learning.