Grant is a Registered Provisional Psychologist with more than 19 years of experience working with adults, children, teens and families across Child and Family Services, First Nations communities, schools, court systems and first-responder settings.

Grant works with children and teens ages 8+, including neurodivergent young people. He helps them navigate anxiety, emotional regulation, confidence, school pressures, social challenges, family changes and the everyday difficulties that can come with growing up. His calm, approachable style helps young people feel comfortable being themselves while developing strategies that work for them.

He also works closely with parents who may be struggling to understand what their child needs or how best to help. Grant offers practical guidance around emotions, behaviour, communication, neurodivergence and family dynamics, helping parents feel more confident supporting their child at home and through challenging periods.

Grant also works with men navigating stress, burnout, trauma, anxiety, depression, grief, relationship challenges and major life transitions. Before becoming a therapist, he spent nearly a decade as a first responder, giving him firsthand insight into the pressure and emotional weight that can come with being the person others rely on.

He understands that asking for help may not come naturally—especially when you are used to staying composed, solving problems and pushing through difficult situations. His approach is relaxed, straightforward and practical, creating space to speak honestly without judgment or pressure.

Whether he is working with a young person, parent or adult, Grant’s goal is to help people better understand what they are experiencing and feel more confident about what comes next.

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Logan is a Canadian Certified Counsellor who understands that many people are used to handling problems on their own. Growing up on a farm and being involved in sports gave him an early understanding of environments where you are expected to stay tough, perform under pressure and keep going—even when something is not working.

Logan works with boys, teens and young adults who may be struggling with anxiety, confidence, motivation, school or sports pressures, relationships, emotional regulation or figuring out where they fit. His approachable style can be especially helpful for young people who find it difficult to talk about what they are experiencing or simply need a space where they can be themselves without judgment or pressure.

He also works with adult men, including athletes, farmers, professionals and those working in blue-collar, oil and energy industries. Clients may come to Logan for help with stress, anxiety, low mood, relationship difficulties, workplace pressures, burnout or feeling stuck and unsure about what comes next.

Logan also helps clients navigate separation and divorce, parenting challenges, workplace conflict, concerns related to marijuana use, changes in motivation and major life transitions. His style is relaxed, practical and straightforward, with sessions focused on understanding what is happening and finding realistic strategies that fit into everyday life.

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Alyssa is the MFM Wellness Specialist who helps men take the first step toward improving their health with confidence and clarity. She works one-on-one with each client to understand their goals, challenges, and priorities before connecting them with the right practitioners and services. Acting as a central point of contact, Alyssa helps coordinate care across the MORE team, making the process straightforward, efficient, and personalized.

Alyssa believes that better outcomes come from having the right team working together. She stays connected with clients throughout their care, helping answer questions, provide accountability, coordinate next steps, and ensure nothing falls through the cracks. Her goal is to simplify the process, remove barriers, and help every client feel supported, informed, and confident in their next steps.

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Rhylee holds a Master of Arts in Counselling Psychology and completed her undergraduate studies in recreation therapy. Her experience spans private practice, community mental health and outpatient settings, where she has supported people navigating psychiatric diagnoses and a range of mental health concerns.

At MFM, she focuses on couples therapy for adults aged 18 and older and psychoeducational assessments for children and youth aged seven and older.

Helping others has been a thread throughout Rhylee’s life. Growing up, she was often the friend people turned to for advice and support, helping shape her interest in a career focused on helping and healing. As a wife, mother and hockey player, she understands the demands of relationships, family life and performance pressure.

Rhylee is passionate about helping couples navigate communication challenges, life transitions and parenthood. Her warm, approachable style creates space for both partners to feel heard, understand recurring patterns and work toward practical changes that strengthen their connection.

Through psychoeducational assessments, Rhylee helps families better understand their child’s learning profile, strengths and support needs, providing clarity and recommendations to guide next steps at home and at school.

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