Mitchell Loepp is an EMDR-trained, Registered Psychologist in the Province of Alberta. He completed a Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology from Concordia University of Edmonton in 2009 and a Master of Arts degree in Child Clinical Psychology from the University of Windsor, Ontario, in 2015. Mitchell’s clinical training includes therapy and psychological assessment experience from the Psychological Services Research Centre in Windsor. With over a decade of experience in mental health, he has worked extensively with children, adolescents, and families in both outpatient and residential settings across Northern Alberta. Additionally, Mitchell has volunteered internationally, gaining insight into substance abuse and mood disorder treatments through community-based and spiritual approaches in Europe and New Zealand.

Mitchell’s practice is currently focused on providing therapeutic services to trauma-impacted youth and adults, struggling with challenges related to trauma, including substance use, mood, and personality disorders.

In therapy, Mitchell employs a person-centered approach, integrating CBT and EMDR strategies together with other evidenced based approaches, depending on client’s needs. He fosters a discovery-oriented process, encouraging clients to explore their inner worlds and draw on their strengths to achieve independence and personal growth. Mitchell’s approach is adaptable, providing varying levels of direction and support based on each client’s unique goals and needs, and emphasizing a collaborative and empowering therapeutic experience.

Mitchell is available in Edmonton and surrounding areas to see clients of all ages in person or through Telehealth.