Welcome to Stable Roots
Counselling & Neurotherapy
Rooted in Connection
Education
We are approved by the Canadian Psychological Association (CPA) and the Canadian Counselling and Psychotherapy Association (CCPA) to be CEU providers! We offer a range of educational resources, including workshops for professionals and the general public.
Learning about the brain or the brain-body connection can be overwhelming. At Stable Roots, we believe that knowing and understanding how our brains and bodies work, respond to stress, or even heal from trauma, is vital for overall physical and mental well-being. We offer a variety of learning opportunities for the professionals and the general public. ​
Webinar, Workshop & Events
If you are a counsellor, teacher, or social worker, you might be interested in our continuing education credit webinar titled “What’s the Brain Got to Do With It?”. You can earn 1.5 CEUs for participating in this 1-hour webinar, plus you can learn more about brain health contributes to mental well-being.
What Does the Brain Have to Do With It? Here's what you'll learn in this 60-minute webinar.
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How EEGs and QEEGs provide valuable information for educators and mental health professionals.
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How brainwave patterns serve as biomarkers for some of the most common mental illnesses.
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Why brain health is at the forefront of personal wellbeing.
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The Body-Brain-Mind Connection.
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The definition of Neuromodulation and how it can benefit you and your clients.
This webinar is for mental health professionals, doctors, psychologists, employers, educators, social workers, and those working in public health. Meet the moderator: Kim Calder Stegemann, Ph.D., QEEG-D, BCN, CCC.
Throughout the year, we all offer workshops and experiential learning opportunities, such as the benefits of nature-based therapy and yoga for mental and physical wellness. Stay tuned for our upcoming schedule of events.
Research
One of our current research projects is titled “The Impact of Osteopathy on Brain Activity and Psychological Wellbeing”, which we are undertaking with a local osteopath, Stephanie Schaub. Stay tuned for upcoming publications of the results.
