Gwen Miller Moyse

There are times in virtually anyone’s life where they may feel overwhelmed with problems or issues that life throws their way; none of us is immune. Starting therapy can be intimidating and uncomfortable for many individuals; seeking help is the first step in acknowledging the issue and getting the help needed. I strive to create a warm and welcoming environment to alleviate any uncomfortable feelings and begin the therapeutic journey. 

I utilize a client centered and solution focused approach throughout the therapeutic journey. I enjoy meeting and assisting individuals to learn more about themselves, to meet their goals in treatment, and make changes to achieve the results they are seeking. 

Gwen is a registered Social Worker with a Master’s Degree from the University of Regina. Over the past 24 years, Gwen has worked in a variety of roles with the Saskatchewan Health Authority, including direct clinical counselling at Mental Health and Addictions, and supervisory roles in a variety of different program areas. Gwen has recently retired and is excited to begin working directly with individuals on their counselling goals. Over the past 11 years, she has also worked part time as a counsellor for employee family assistance programs, keeping her clinical skills sharp. She enjoys working with adult women on women’s wellness, anxiety, depression, workplace issues, stress, change of life, grief and loss, relationship issues, and more.

Client Focus: Women aged 18+

Types of therapy: CBT, Solution Focused Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Choice Theory, Motivational Interviewing, Mindfulness practice

Issues: Gwen specializes in supporting women with anxiety, depression, stress, grief, life transitions, interpersonal relationship issues, work stress

Favourite Quote:  “Happiness or mental health is enjoying the life you are choosing to live, getting along well with the people near and dear to you, doing something with your life you believe is worthwhile, and not doing anything to deprive anyone else of the same chance for happiness that you have.” - William Glasser  

More than just my work: I have been married for 33 years and have 2 adult children, and one son in law, plus my very busy and energetic grand puppy! I am a creative individual, who loves the creative process in virtually any area I can find it (including the therapeutic process). I love to draw, paint, craft and create. It brings me joy and peace and settles my often busy brain. I also enjoy walking in nature and practicing yoga, again in my search for calm and peace. On a nice summer day, you may find me and my husband at Wakamow, in our kayaks, so grateful to have this little paradise in our midst.