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Zac is not currently accepting new clients.

Languages: English 

Hours: Tuesdays, 9am-5pm (virtual);

Wednesdays, 2:30pm-8:30pm;

Thursdays, 12pm-7pm;

Fridays, 8:30am-5pm (in person & virtual)
Rate: $135 for individuals, $185 for couples. Rate reduction may be available. 

Zac Schraeder
(Him/his) BA, MA, RP 
Psychotherapist 

Seeking and starting psychotherapy can be intimidating, especially if you’re part of a community that has been historically over-diagnosed or if you are worried about being judged. I am familiar with this experience and understand the reservations that come with trusting a professional with personal stories, thoughts, and emotions.


I believe that the bedrock of effective psychotherapy is rooted in the relationship we cultivate. Getting to know the real you is important to me! As such, I pay close attention to your needs and goals, your values, your identity, and your comfort level. Life problems and intense emotions are valid and worthy of compassionate exploration.


I am drawn to positive approaches that help you safely express yourself and your problems, and that lay the groundwork for sustainable and meaningful change. We will focus on what works, re-work or rearticulate what doesn’t, and weave together new ways of thinking and being that are in line with your authentic self. I help with issues related to LGBTQ2SIA+ identity formation and coming out, self-love and confidence, neurodivergence, relationship therapy for folks in non-monogamous or polyamourous relationships, life transitions, work and school stress, motivation, and negative experiences with religion.


My practice is always grounded in anti-oppression, is queer affirming, and welcomes everyone. Because HST has been removed from psychotherapy (as of June 2024) to make it more affordable, I have reduced my rates and am very flexible with sliding scale options if cost is a barrier.
 

If you’re interested in discussing your needs, please email zac@workinprogressto.ca

Zac holds a Bachelor of Arts with a minor in Religious Studies, A Master of Arts in Counselling Psychology, and is currently pursuing his Doctor of Education in Equity, Diversity, and Social Justice.

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