At Wholesome Psychology, we are dedicated to offering compassionate and evidence-based Turner Syndrome counseling in Edmonton and St. Albert. If you or your loved one has been diagnosed with Turner Syndrome, you may be seeking understanding, support, and resources to navigate the unique physical, emotional, and social challenges associated with this condition. Our trusted team of psychologists and therapists is here to provide the expert guidance and wholehearted care you deserve.
Turner Syndrome is a genetic condition affecting females, caused by the complete or partial absence of one X chromosome. This rare condition can result in a variety of developmental issues, including short stature, infertility, heart defects, and learning difficulties. While the physical aspects are often discussed, the emotional and psychological impacts of Turner Syndrome can be just as significant, affecting self-esteem, social relationships, and overall well-being.
Living with Turner Syndrome can bring about a host of feelings: confusion and anxiety around the diagnosis, frustration with physical differences, and worry about health or future plans. Girls and women with Turner Syndrome may also experience challenges in social relationships or feel isolated due to a lack of public awareness and understanding.
At Wholesome Psychology, our experienced therapists offer a safe, inclusive, and affirming space for children, teens, and adults living with Turner Syndrome. Our goal is to promote resilience, enhance self-worth, and support healthy development at every stage of life. Through individual, family, or group counseling, you can access:
Our counseling approaches are always personalized. We draw on strength-based, trauma-informed, and evidence-based methods, adapting sessions to your specific goals and needs. For those preferring remote support, we offer virtual counseling services.
Wholesome Psychology stands for inclusivity, warmth, and genuine understanding. Our Edmonton and St. Albert clinics are designed to be welcoming, accessible, and comfortable for individuals and families from all walks of life.
Our therapists are committed to ongoing education on rare and chronic health conditions, so you always receive up-to-date and empathetic support.
A diagnosis of Turner Syndrome impacts not just the individual but also their entire family. Parents and caregivers often have questions about how best to support their daughter emotionally, manage complex medical information, and foster resilience in the face of uncertainty.
We offer specialized parent and family counseling so everyone can express their concerns, learn practical skills, and create a strong foundation of understanding and support. From early childhood through adolescence and young adulthood, our therapists walk alongside your family with care, respect, and practical guidance.
Isolation can be one of the most difficult aspects of living with Turner Syndrome. We invite you to reach out to discuss group counseling and social skills programs available at our clinics. Building peer connections is empowering, and we help connect families with community organizations and advocacy groups in Edmonton, St. Albert, and across Alberta.
Taking the first step toward support takes courage. At Wholesome Psychology, you will be treated with the utmost respect and compassion from your first call or email. We offer flexible appointment options, including in-person sessions at our Edmonton and St. Albert offices, as well as virtual counseling for those who prefer care from the comfort of home.
When you reach out, our team will thoughtfully pair you with a therapist whose experience and approach align with your unique needs. We work across the lifespan—from supporting young girls and their caregivers, to helping teens and women thrive with Turner Syndrome at every stage.
To get started or learn more about how we can help, contact us today for a confidential consultation. Your well-being is important, and we are honoured to support you on your journey.
Who can benefit from Turner Syndrome counseling?Anyone affected by Turner Syndrome—children, teens, women, and families—can benefit from supportive counseling tailored to emotional, social, and developmental needs.
Do you provide resources for schools or healthcare teams?
Yes. Our therapists can coordinate (with your consent) with teachers and medical teams to ensure a consistent and supportive approach. Support for educators is available.
Where can I learn about your therapists’ experience?
Visit our therapists page to read about our clinicians’ backgrounds.
Whatever stage you are at with Turner Syndrome, you are never alone. Wholesome Psychology is here to walk this path with you, providing wholehearted care in Edmonton, St. Albert, and online throughout Alberta.