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Calling All Creative Minds! The ASEA Program Naming Contest

Posted on 22/01/2015 in News

The Autism Society of Edmonton Area (ASEA) is proud to announce the development and upcoming launch of an innovative new program, designed for youth and adults on the autism spectrum! ASEA are looking to name their new Social-Recreational Respite program, and the contest winner who helps them come up with the BEST name for this new program will receive a generous prize of $400 sponsored by Insight Psychological Inc. ASEA is working to empower and engage the entire community, and as such, we would like to invite the entire community to name this program. However, we want a name that… Read More Here!

The Psychology Of News Year’s Resolutions – Cory Hrushka on CBC Radio

Posted on 30/12/2014 in News

With 2015 right around the corner, excitement mounts as many view the new year as a new start. Tomorrow at 7:10AM MST, Cory Hrushka will chat with host Mark Connolly on CBC Radio's Edmonton AM about the 'psychology' of new years resolutions, and whether they do more harm than good. More on http://www.cbc.ca/edmontonam/. Read More Here!

Insight’s Alisha Sabouri Featured on Global TV Feature The ‘Helpers High’ – Why It Feels So Good To Give!

Posted on 16/12/2014 in News

This Holiday season, Su-ling Goh with Global TV Edmonton speaks with Insight Psychological's Alisha Sabourin about the 'Helper's High'. Visit the Global TV website here for more info and to view the Dec 16th video feature. Read More Here!

Cory Hrushka Discusses Transgender Issues on Edmonton’s Global TV

Posted on 10/12/2014 in News

Insight Psychological's Cory Hrushka Discusses Transgender Issues on Edmonton's Global TV. Cory will be featured as part of a 2 part series on Global TV Wed Dec 10th at 6PM on 'Health Matters' hosted by Su-ling Goh. Part of a two part series, be sure to also tune in Thursday Dec 11 for part 2. http://globalnews.ca/tag/edmonton-health-matters/ Read More Here!

Cory Hrushka asked by CBC News for comment on the recent homicides at Northwest Edmonton warehouse

Posted on 05/03/2014 in News

Insight Psychological's CEO Cory Hrushka was asked by CBC News for comment on the recent homicides at a Northwest Edmonton warehouse. Cory, weighing in on the mental health of the man accused, was asked if there was anything in previous mental health assessments of the man that could have predicted the attacks: "I wouldn't say anything jumps out big," he said. "I mean, there's a few little flags that we kind of tend to look for if we're doing that." Those flags include descriptors such as paranoia, reclusiveness and an obsession with the military. Read the whole story here Read More Here!