#1200, 630 6 Ave SW, Calgary, AB T2P 1X4
403-829-8614
Langdon has grown quickly over the last few years new subdivisions, young families drawn by prices well below the city, a lot of newcomers who don’t yet have deep roots or nearby extended family. Growth that fast tends to outpace services, and mental health support is one of the things Langdon simply doesn’t have much of yet.
Be Well Psychology sees Langdon residents from our downtown Calgary office, about thirty minutes west via Glenmore Trail and Chestermere. There’s no waitlist and no referral required. We work with adults, couples, families, teenagers, and children.
A move to Langdon often comes with a longer commute, a bigger mortgage, and a fresh start that isn’t always as smooth as planned. We work with adults navigating anxiety and low mood tied to financial pressure, shift work schedules common in trades and energy-sector jobs, and the isolation of building a social circle from scratch in a newer community. Our approaches include CBT, ACT, and EMDR, chosen to fit the person rather than a fixed protocol.
New house, new town, a longer drive to work, and often one partner on shift rotation while the other manages everything at home Langdon relationships absorb a lot of practical strain early on, before either partner has much of a local support system to lean on. Using Gottman Method and attachment-based approaches, we help couples work through financial stress, uneven division of labour, disagreements about settling in versus staying temporary, and the resentment that builds when there’s no one nearby to share the load with.
Many Langdon households are newly arrived, without grandparents or old friends nearby to help absorb a hard week. We support families through relocation adjustment, co-parenting after separation, sibling conflict, and the strain of raising kids without a nearby support network. As the town grows, family therapy also helps households navigate the friction that comes with a fast-changing community new schools, new neighbours, new norms.
A teenager who’s moved to Langdon in the last few years may be starting over socially in a school and town still figuring out its own identity. Combine a small, evolving social world with limited local youth resources, and adolescents who are struggling can end up with nowhere to turn. We work with Langdon teens on anxiety, low mood, self-harm, emotional regulation, ADHD, and the specific stress of repeatedly being ‘the new kid.’ After-school and weekend appointments are available.
For Langdon parents, a child who’s struggling often means driving into the city anyway, since local options are limited and city waitlists run long. Meanwhile the school refusal, the meltdowns, or the behaviour nobody can explain doesn’t wait. Our child therapists use play-based therapy and Triple P Positive Parenting to meet kids where they are. We help with anxiety, big emotions, behavioural concerns, ADHD, autism, and adjustment after a move, with practical tools you can use the same night.
A full team while Langdon’s own services catch up. Trauma, ADHD, couples, adolescents, and children, all in one practice.
No waitlist. Book this week rather than waiting for local options to develop.
No referral needed. Alberta doesn’t require one. Book directly.
Registered psychologists. Our team holds registration with the College of Alberta Psychologists.
Flexible scheduling for shift work and commutes. Evening and weekend appointments so the drive doesn’t cost you a full day off.
Fees stated plainly. Sessions start at $235 per 60-minute hour, aligned with the Psychological Association of Alberta’s recommended schedule. We don’t direct bill; you’ll receive a receipt with everything your insurer needs.
Free 20-minute consultation. A short call to sort out fit before you commit to the drive.
Be Well Psychology #1200, 630 6 Ave SW, Calgary, AB T2P 1X4 · 403-829-8614
Around 30 minutes from central Langdon.
Route: Glenmore Trail (Highway 560) west toward the city, or via Chestermere and Highway 1 into downtown, then Memorial Drive into the core.
Timing: Westbound traffic through Chestermere and into Calgary builds before 8:30 a.m. Mid-morning, midday, and evening appointments run clear.
Parking: Paid parkades within a block of 6 Avenue SW.
Winter note: The open stretch between Langdon and the city is exposed to wind and drifting snow. Build in extra time when conditions turn.
Langdon currently has very limited local mental health services. Our office is in downtown Calgary, about thirty minutes via Glenmore Trail, which is why many Langdon residents come to us.
There’s no waitlist, so most Langdon clients get a first appointment within a week or two, sometimes sooner. Book a free 20-minute consultation to get started and see what’s available.
Yes. We see adults, couples, teens, and children, with therapists specialized in each, so a Langdon family isn’t coordinating separate providers across the city.
Yes. We’re open Saturday mornings, along with evening slots Monday through Friday until 9:00 p.m., which works well for trades and shift-based schedules common in Langdon.
Sessions start at $235 per 60-minute hour, in line with the Psychological Association of Alberta’s recommended fee schedule. We don’t direct bill insurance, but you’ll receive a receipt with everything most extended health plans require for reimbursement.
Start with a free 20-minute consultation.
No referral, no waitlist, no obligation and no drive until you’ve decided we’re the right fit.
