Hilda Huj is EMDR trained, Registered Clinical/Counselling and Forensic Psychologist in the province of Alberta. She completed a Bachelor of Arts and Master of Arts degree in Psychology in Osijek, Croatia, and subsequently equated her academic credentials to Canadian standards. Hilda shows her dedication to psychology by contributing to different communities through her volunteer efforts, as well as professional mental health services. Currently, in addition to her work for ARCH Psychological Services, Hilda volunteers with the Edmonton Police Services as a Victim Support Worker and also helps to promote Psychology by volunteering for the Psychologists’ Association of Alberta. She is very passionate about Psychology and writes monthly articles for Theravive.com, where she discusses a variety of contemporary topics. Hilda specializes in working with youth, adults and families that have been impacted by trauma. She believes that we all can experience trauma in many ways. It can be the neglect and abuse we suffered from, as well as exposure to different types of crime. No matter the form, trauma always has a significant and complex impact on our well-being. This impact can often be seen in development of different symptoms, which may escalate to a point of a mood, anxiety, conduct, or even a personality disorder. Given the nature of trauma and the turmoil these arising symptoms can cause, trauma can be very difficult to face and cope with appropriately. To facilitate this healing process, in her work, Hilda uses an integrative approach tailored to suit her client’s unique values, needs, experiences, and circumstances. She finds this kind of approach important because it promotes healing through a non- judgemental, interpersonal, supportive, and cooperative therapeutic relationship. A therapeutic relationship that is open to the use of various elements of specific therapies. Hilda also provides services in Croatian, Serbian, Bosnian, and Montenegrin.