Holly Andres

In the vibrant community of Grande Prairie, Alberta, Interactive Counselling stands as a pillar of compassionate mental health support, empowering individuals, couples, families, and groups to navigate life's complexities with resilience and hope. Guided by the motto "A Strong Image Of Yourself is Our Success!", this client-centered practice fosters a safe, non-judgmental space where clients build self-awareness and lasting change. Operating as a private practice in the Peace region, Interactive Counselling prioritizes accessibility—no doctor's referral required—and encourages clients to explore extended health benefits for coverage. Sessions, lasting 50 minutes, are priced affordably at $160 plus GST for individuals and $165 (GST-exempt for Registered Social Workers) for couples, with direct billing for ICBC and Autism funding.Founded by Amy Mosset, a Registered Professional Counsellor with deep roots in the area, the practice has grown into a trusted resource for northern communities. Amy's vision emphasizes collaborative therapy, blending evidence-based techniques with genuine empathy to address diverse needs. The Grande Prairie office at 10130 99 Avenue, Suite 180, offers flexible in-person, online, and phone sessions, including evenings and weekends, ensuring therapy fits into busy lives. Quick access is a hallmark—most clients start within a week—and 24/7 online booking streamlines the process.Services span a broad spectrum, tailored to each client's unique story. Individual counselling tackles anxiety, depression, grief, trauma, PTSD, stress, and life transitions, promoting personal growth and coping skills. Couples and marriage therapy rebuilds trust, enhances communication, and reignites connections amid relational challenges. Family counselling supports youth issues, co-parenting, blended families, divorce, and child development, strengthening bonds and easing transitions. Specialized offerings include group sessions, corporate coaching, athletic team mental health support, addictions counselling, and crisis intervention. Therapists draw from modalities like Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Solution-Focused Brief Therapy, Narrative Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, Mindfulness, and trauma-informed care, customizing plans to learning styles and goals.The team's expertise shines through its diverse, licensed professionals: Registered Social Workers, Counsellors, and Master's-level clinicians registered with bodies like the Alberta College of Social Workers and Canadian Professional Counsellors Association. Holly, a BSW graduate from Thompson Rivers University, excels in anxiety, trauma, relationships, and youth guidance with her welcoming, wall-lowering approach. Dana, with 17 years in social work, specializes in grief, domestic violence, and emotional regulation, using Solution-Focused Therapy to inspire optimism. Hervege, holding an MSW from McGill, addresses depression, substance abuse, and family dynamics through arts therapy and feminist lenses. Amanda, a crisis-savvy RPC, focuses on family dynamics, self-esteem, and personal growth with motivational interviewing. Tanya Wald, an MSW from the University of Calgary, supports addictions, diverse communities, and couples with authentic, resilience-building partnerships.What distinguishes Interactive Counselling is its unwavering commitment to fit—if the match isn't right, they'll help find alternatives. Clients rave about the transformative support: one shared, "Their outstanding services provided the support I needed to overcome personal challenges... I wholeheartedly recommend them." In Grande Prairie, this practice isn't just therapy—it's a partnership for thriving, proving that with compassion and convenience, healing is within reach.