Kaylie Rodriguez
MA, RPsych, CCH, Registered Psychologist
Kaylie Rodriguez of YYC Psychology Inc. is a Registered Psychologist with an extensive background in addiction, mental health and sport performance. Kaylie possesses additional credentials and certifications that reflect her expertise in the Addiction field. Kaylie integrates biological, psychological, social, and spiritual aspects of an individual utilizing Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT).
Kaylie offers a full assessment to determine your needs and a pathway forward. She offers a non-judgmental and safe environment to her clients, striving to maintain the utmost level of ethics and integrity. Does your day to day no longer feel satisfying? Are you disconnected from self? Often, clients are feeling overwhelmed and unclear of what their needs are. She helps you to identify patterns, connect to yourself and feelings, and explore your own needs, wants and boundaries. She specializes in such areas as addiction, relationships, sport performance, stress, anxiety, depression, bereavement, and trauma.
Kaylie actively listens to her clients. She practices a Cognitive-Behavioral Therapeutic framework while utilizing Motivational Interviewing and Solution Focused Therapy techniques. She specializes in Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART), and hypnotherapy. She emphasizes all aspects of health- physical, emotional/psychological, social and spiritual.
Kaylie 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. Kaylie uses hypnotherapy as a complement to the recovery process in areas such as depression, anxiety, stress management, tobacco cessation, and pain management.
Kaylie is also a Basic ART Certified psychologist. She completed this certification in 2020. Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART) is an evidenced based form of psychotherapy that utilizes back and forth eye movements. It is not the same as EMDR, however they both use eye movements. A goal of ART is that in experiencing the therapy, you may find that you connect pieces of information that are already stored in your memory to help you resolve your issues. The brain, while focused on a problem and concurrently using eye movements, makes new connections with a person’s strengths and problem-solving abilities. ART works to reprogram the way which distressing images and memories are stored in the brain so they no longer trigger strong physical and emotional reactions.
Kaylie doesn't believe you need to be in crisis before you access support. Whether you are coping with something imminent, or would like to build a relationship with yourself, Kaylie will meet you where you are at. If you are feeling stuck, she can help.