With over 20 years of experience, Kaylie Rodriguez recognizes the significance of integrating biological, psychological, social, and spiritual facets to facilitate an individual’s healthy growth. She practices a Cognitive-Behavioral Therapeutic framework, while also utilizing Motivational Interviewing and Solution Focused Therapy. This approach allows for a focus on an individual’s inner strengths and resources and promote healthy coping with a variety of life struggles. Kaylie Rodriguez completed her training in Basic ART Therapy in 2020. She uses this form of therapy to complement the therapeutic process for such areas as trauma, phobias, OCD, depression, anxiety, addiction, and generally for people who feel stuck. This form of therapy uses Eye Movements in conjunction with visual imagery. She has found this to be a profound therapeutic modality for her clients. Kaylie Rodriguez also utilizes hypnotherapy as a valuable tool to complement one’s recovery/health and wellness path with many conditions, including stress, anxiety, depression, addiction, insomnia, trauma and chronic pain. Kaylie Rodriguez completed her Clinical Certification in Hypnotherapy in 2014. Hypnotherapy is a powerful tool that helps to align the conscious and subconscious minds so they work collaboratively to achieve a goal. 

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Kaylie Rodriguez provides a safe, non-judgmental environment in which an individual can begin to process their feelings and experiences, and let go. “We must let our feelings come before we can let them go.” Kaylie Rodriguez promotes a holistic recovery/self-care plan. She strongly believes that long-term shifts require an emphasis on all aspects of health- physical, emotional/psychological, social and spiritual. 

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Kaylie Rodriguez completed her Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology at the University of Calgary and her Master of Arts degree in Counselling Psychology at Yorkville University graduating with honors. 

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She began her career as a clinician in the EFAP (Employee and Family Assistance Programming) industry conducting generalized counseling. She transitioned to the role of National Coordinator of Substance Assessments and Fitness-to-Work Assessments. In this role, she oversaw hundreds of assessments. She consulted with other clinicians, supervisors, human resource managers, and occupational health nurses. Kaylie Rodriguez then worked for an Intensive Outpatient Treatment Facility. She provided individual and continuing care group-therapy services. At this point, she also acted as a consulting psychologist to a men’s residential treatment facility. She has also worked in a private firm where she consulted to other psychologists, corporate teams of occupational health nurses, human resource managers, and supervisors regarding substance issues as it related to the safety sensitive industries. In conjunction with consultation, she conducted assessments and provided psychotherapy to individuals and couples. Throughout her career, she has continued to advance her credentials to reflect her expertise in the Addiction and Mental Health Field.

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