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Alberta Counselling Services

A mental health in Calgary — personal, one-on-one counselling with a single primary practitioner (Murray Molohon).

✓ ABSeniors Verified 4.2 · 16 reviews 📍 Serving Calgary
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Provider overview

Care that adapts as needs change.

Rating
4.2
Reviews
16
Listed
Calgary
Area
Calgary
ABSeniors family note

Ask specifically which counsellor you will be seeing before booking, as experience appears highly dependent on the individual

Support that feels personal.

personal, one-on-one counselling with a single primary practitioner (Murray Molohon)

What families look for first.

Personal, one-on-one counsellin…
Fit guide

Who this may be right for.

Ask first if

  • Reviews are sharply divided — several 5-star reviews appear to come from personal acquaintances, while negative reviews cite unprofessional conduct and poor off
What happens next

A calmer first step.

1

Brief phone conversation

Share what is happening, who needs care, and whether the need is urgent or exploratory.

2

Care needs and schedule review

Discuss mobility, memory, safety, meals, personal care, household help, and preferred visit times.

3

Caregiver matching

The team looks for fit based on care level, personality, language preferences, and comfort.

4

Start small, adjust as needed

Many families begin with shorter visits, then adjust the plan as the senior becomes comfortable.

Location and service area

Serving Calgary families.

Office
317 37 Ave NE #209, Calgary, AB T2E 6P6, Canada
Calgary, AB
Primary area
Calgary
Family questions

Questions families actually ask.

Who is the primary counsellor at Alberta Counselling Services? +

Reviews consistently reference Murray Molohon (also spelled Molohan) as the primary practitioner at this Calgary-based service. He is described by supporters as an experienced, compassionate listener with a gentle approach.

What counselling methods are used here? +

Reviewers mention approaches such as helping clients step back and view situations objectively, active listening, and practical problem-solving. One negative review references an empty-chair technique, suggesting some experiential methods may be used.

Are there any concerns families or clients should be aware of before booking? +

A small number of reviews raise concerns about unprofessional behaviour, a counsellor leaving sessions abruptly, and poor office conditions including mold and lack of ventilation. Prospective clients may want to tour the space and clarify expectations before committing to sessions.

Is this service recommended for seniors or vulnerable individuals? +

The reviews do not specifically mention senior care or elder-focused services; the practice appears to serve general adult clients seeking individual counselling in Calgary.

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