Clinical Counselling in Saskatoon
At Holistic Physiotherapy & Wellness in Saskatoon, our clinical counselling services offer a compassionate space to explore your emotional health and personal growth. Grounded in trauma-informed, evidence-based care, our Registered Social Worker supports individuals navigating anxiety, depression, trauma, grief, relationship challenges, and life transitions. Whether you’re seeking short-term guidance or long-term support, we help you reconnect with yourself, build resilience, and move forward with greater clarity and balance.
A Whole-Person Approach to Mental and Emotional Wellness
Our counselling integrates mind-body awareness, nervous system regulation, and practical coping tools to help you create meaningful, lasting change. In-person and virtual appointments are available for individuals and families seeking support for emotional well-being and personal growth.
Bronwyn Wyatt, MSW RSW (#3005)
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Bronwyn Wyatt is a dedicated and compassionate Social Worker, registered with Saskatchewan Association of Social Worker (license #3005). Bronwyn received her Master of Social Work (MSW) in 2020 and also holds a Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) (2003) and a Bachelor of Human Justice (BHJ) (2000). Bronwyn is a clinical counsellor who specializes in trauma, Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD), perinatal mental health, infertility experiences, and grief & loss. She is trained in Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT), Acceptance & Commitment Therapy (ACT), and Trauma-Informed Stabilization Therapy (TIST).
With over 25 years of experience providing community and clinical counselling, Bronwyn brings a foundation of empathy and practical care to her practice. Bronwyn is passionate about empowering clients to gain self-awareness and develop practical skills to foster sustainable change and personal growth for individuals (aged 18+) and couples. Clients appreciate her genuine, relatable approach—one that is straightforward with a touch of humor when appropriate—helping create a comfortable and authentic space for healing.
In her private life, Bronwyn is a dog mom to two golden doodles — Jedi and Gruber — and a "participation-trophy-wife” to her husband. She loves to read, watch TV, listen to true crime podcasts, knit, cross stitch, and generally create things!
Bronwyn is the owner of Wyatt Comprehensive Wellness and practices clinical counselling out of Holistic Physiotherapy & Wellness
In person, phone, or virtual 50-minute counselling sessions for individuals or couples
Covered by NIHB and most extended health benefit insurances
What is a Clinical Counsellor?
A Clinical Counsellor is trained in psychotherapy and counselling with specific evidence-based modalities used to support and guide clients while they seek to improve their mental health and wellbeing. Clinical Counsellors work with clients to understand patterns of thought and behaviour, build helpful coping skills, and manage their emotions in a helpful and resilient way.
Common reasons people see a counsellor:
Feeling overwhelmed with the stressors of life
Difficulty experiencing or processing emotions
Experiencing anxiety or depression symptoms that are interfering with life
Difficulty navigating life transitions (such as infertility, death, end of relationship, or change of employment)
Complex or conflicted relationship dynamics
To process and/or cope with past traumatic life experiences
Bronwyn’s Areas of Practice:
Anxiety ∙ Depression ∙ Anger ∙ Stress ∙ ADHD ∙ Suicidality ∙ NSSI ∙ Trauma ∙ Borderline Personality ∙ Grief & Loss ∙ Perinatal Mental Health ∙ Infertility & Loss
Modalities Used
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DBT embraces the dichotomy of acceptance (allowing reality to be as it is) and change (taking positive actions to move forward) - two things that seem opposite but are both necessary to build a life worth living. DBT offers both talk therapy and psychosocial education to provide clients with the skills to live their lives fully present, to manage emotions and distressing events, and to build strong relationships.
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ACT empowers clients to allow uncomfortable thoughts and experiences without dictating how those experiences impact their lives. ACT emphasizes living towards one's personal values and developing a sense of self that is more than just the thoughts and emotions they experience. ACT focuses on action and building resilience while recognizing that thoughts and emotions are ever-changing.
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TIST combines multiple modalities (sensorimotor, Internal Family Systems (IFS), DBT, M-CBT, ACT, and Somatic Experience (SE), to provide stabilization for clients with chronically self-destructive or self-defeating behaviours. TIST provides a gentle way of understanding and managing mental health symptoms by working with the different "parts" of the self that adapted to cope with the past. TIST's aim is to reduce stress, create emotional safety, and promote healing.
