PLAYBACK PSYCHOLOGY
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Our Team.
Crys Vincent
Registered Psychologist
Dallas Loewen
Graduate Intern
Jenessa Greer
Mental Health Therapist
Joy Clark
Registered Psychologist
Tasleem Sarwar
Graduate Intern
ABOUT CRYS
Hello and welcome to Playback Psychology! I'm Crys (she/her). I am a Canadian Certified Counsellor (Canadian Counselling and Psychotherapy Association, CCPA) and a Registered Psychologist (College of Alberta Psychologists, CAP). I am an enthusiastic human with insatiable curiosity. My practice is a blend of one part strange questions and one part careful listening. You will notice me in sessions hanging on your every word while simultaneously furiously writing notes.
I believe that therapy can be divine work, and that it has the ability to paint doors on the walls of rooms that at times, offered no way out. I am supremely honoured to be invited into the lives of the people I meet with and am continually humbled by the ability to partner with folks during difficult moments in their lives. I am a space holder, a secret keeper, and a mirror to reflect your most important hopes and dreams.
I identify as a Queer woman and us she/her pronouns. In my life away from work I am a mama to an awesome kiddo, an amateur baker, a growing yogi, and a person who has chosen sobriety. I watch cooking shows, read non fiction, and always order dessert.
I am a trauma-informed psychotherapist-in-training pursuing specialization in religious and spiritual trauma, identity development, and men’s emotional well-being. My therapeutic approach is rooted in compassionate, client-centred care, and inspired by modalities such as Internal Family Systems (IFS), Polyvagal Theory, body-based interventions, and mindfulness to help individuals navigate healing in a way that honours their unique experiences. With a background in theology and currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Psychotherapy and Spirituality, I am particularly attuned to the complexities of faith transitions and high-control religious environments, particularly at the intersections of trauma, neurodiversity, and gender and sexuality.
I believe in creating a safe, nonjudgmental space where clients can explore their lived experiences with authenticity and agency. Whether working with individuals processing religious trauma, men seeking deeper emotional integration, or those navigating anxiety, grief, and identity shifts, my approach is collaborative, strengths-based, and holistic. My goal is to help clients reconnect with their innate embodied wisdom, foster self-compassion, and build a sense of empowerment in their healing journey.
ABOUT DALLAS
ABOUT JENESSA
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Hello, I am Jenessa (she/her) I’m a mental health therapist who offers a grounded, compassionate, client-centred, and culturally responsive space for healing.
My approach is rooted in a decolonial, anti-oppressive, and feminist framework that honours the wisdom of the body, the power of storytelling, and the resilience of the communities we come from.I specialize in working with adults, adolescents, 2SLGBTQIA+ folks, and individuals navigating anxiety, burnout, neurodivergence, identity, trauma, and life transitions.
With a background in child and youth work, crisis response, and community mental health, I bring a relational and trauma-informed presence to our work together.I draw from mindfulness, somatic practices, collaborative approaches, and evidence-based modalities like Emotion-Focused Therapy (EFT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Mindfulness Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Narrative Therapy and parts work. Whether we’re unpacking old narratives, regulating the nervous system, or reconnecting with joy and creativity, I meet you where you’re at—with curiosity, care, and collaboration.
Healing isn’t linear, and you don’t have to do it alone. I’d be honoured to walk alongside you.
ABOUT JOY
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Hi, I'm Joy.
I believe healing happens through relationship, and I welcome authenticity, humor, joy, and sadness in the therapy room. I am especially passionate about working with folks who are exploring or re-imagining their relationship with religion or spirituality in ways that feel truly their own. I also support individuals navigating anxiety, depression, trauma, complex relationships, or a desire to live more fully and authentically.
I am passionate about exploring the messages people hold about themselves and how those messages shape the stories of their lives. Not all of these messages serve us, and many were never chosen by us. Together, we can gently uncover them and create space for new, more supportive ways of understanding yourself and your story.
I strive to practice as an anti-oppressive therapist, welcoming clients to bring their beliefs, values, anger, and hopes into the therapeutic space.
Practically, I am a Registered Psychologist and a person-centred, relational therapist trained in contemporary narrative therapy, feminist therapy, attachment-based approaches, and the Neurosequential Model of Therapeutics. I draw from parts work, somatic modalities, and emotionally focused therapy to meet the needs of my clients.
ABOUT TASLEEM
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Hello! My name is Tasleem (she/they), and I am a student therapist at Playback Psychology. I bring warmth, curiosity, and collaboration into the therapy space. I pay attention to the ways family, relationships, culture, and their intersections shape how we understand ourselves and our experiences.
I value feminist and narrative perspectives and deeply care about relational-cultural approaches. In practice, this means I am a feminist, someone who values the stories we hold, and the ways relationships nurture us. I am inspired by evidence-based interventions such as mindfulness, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT). One of my core values is providing culturally responsive and client-centred care that honours your lived experiences and your preferences for the future. Especially, I hope to work with queer people of colour. Navigating the world can be so hard, and especially so when we may belong to many different communities. I come from a background of crisis support which has helped me gain some familiarity with a wide range of concerns.
Outside of therapy, I am an enjoyer of all things cozy and comforting. I enjoy soft mornings filled with music or an audiobook and several cups of very sweet coffee. I love trying new food places around the city and adore a nice bookshop to wander through. I have been a lifelong enjoyer of art and have been knitting since my middle school days.
