Rawle Carter is a Registered Psychiatric Nurse practicing at ARCH Psychological Services in Edmonton, providing in-person and online psychotherapy services. With over 40 years of experience, Rawle brings extensive expertise to his work, having served in various roles, including psychiatric nurse, clinical instructor, mental health therapist, and clinical researcher. His dedication to clinical excellence is complemented by certifications and training, including a Diploma in Psychiatric Nursing, a Postgraduate Certificate in Clinical Research Administration from the University of Liverpool, and credentials as a Certified Clinical Research Professional (CCRP).

Rawle’s career has a rich history in clinical research, dedicating 20 years to groundbreaking studies at the University of Alberta. He has collaborated on innovations such as using Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) as a diagnostic tool for psychiatric disorders and has contributed to over 16 co-authored publications in esteemed psychiatric, biomedical, and scientific journals. His work has spanned drug research with pharmaceutical companies to advancements in women’s health and acute mental health disorders.

In therapy, Rawle uses a Solution-Focused Therapy approach and CBT, underpinned by a holistic, empirical model aimed at fostering client empowerment and personal growth. He believes that enhancing clients’ quality of life and instilling a sense of pride in their accomplishments are vital outcomes of effective therapy. Rawle emphasizes that mental health is foundational to overall well-being, advocating for a compassionate and culturally responsive practice.

Rawle provides supportive and maintenance therapy through programs such as NIHB/IRS/MMIW/IDS. He is available to see clients in person in Edmonton or online, providing therapy to youth and adults.