Providing trauma support through therapy and connection in Alberta and Manitoba

At RPTC, our passion is amplifying silenced experiences through trauma-informed care, offering individual, group and couples therapy. We strive to create safe spaces to unload the weight of reproductive and perinatal trauma that we know too many face alone.

RPTC trauma therapists are trained in Perinatal Care, EMDR, Somatic, Gottman, IFS, Compassion-Focused and Narrative Therapy.

“People never forget how they were treated during their most vulnerable moments.

That consideration is at the forefront of our work at this centre.”

Dr. Teela Tomassetti (PsyD), Founder

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“We are committed to walking alongside you on your journey toward healing—providing a safe, compassionate space where your experiences are heard, your strengths are honoured, and your growth is supported every step of the way. You don’t have to navigate this journey alone. We’re here to listen—and to amplify.”

Unpacking areas such as fertility, birth trauma, motherhood, and pregnancy loss.

Therapeutic support services with the Reproductive and Perinatal Trauma Centre

Sometimes we find ourselves navigating seasons of our life that we never anticipated. Our team of therapists support you in reclaiming your power, rediscovering your strength, and knowing that even the deepest wounds can become part of a story of resilience and renewal.

Offering in-person pregnancy, perinatal and postpartum therapy to Edmonton and easily accessible Leduc, Nisku, Beaumont, Stony Plain, Spruce Grove and St. Albert

 

September brings with it our new home in SHERWOOD PARK! Located at Unit #200 937 Fir Street.

Our new spot has great accessibility and is right off the Henday and the first building you see on Wye. Making it an easy landmark for those we support outside of the area to find. We chose Sherwood Park because, like so many beautiful communities in Alberta, it is vibrant, growing and offers a sense of connection.

“Often it isn’t the initiating trauma that creates seemingly insurmountable pain, but the lack of support after.”

– S. Kelley Harrell