Our Story

Meet Dwight

Dwight Eisler, Counsellor in North Battleford, Saskatchewan
Like everyone else, I have found life to have its ebbs and flows. The twists and turns of my life have taken me through difficult times and peaceful times. Some of the things that I enjoy doing are hiking in the mountains, weightlifting, days on the lake, woodworking and restoring old cars. I am divorced and now a husband and partner to Wendy and father to adult children. I started out in the construction world, working with my hands. It was a rewarding career that allowed me to connect with people from all walks of life. As a counsellor I continue to have the privilege of listening to people’s stories, walking alongside them. I believe we are made for intimacy. As partners and families, we are looking for closeness.

Meet Wendy

Wendy Eisler, Counsellor in North Battleford, Saskatchewan

My story starts with connection. I believe I was made for connection with people. Maybe having a twin sister has something to do with it. Families, nurturing or not, help shape who we are. I grew up with a supportive family, faith, love of the outdoors and hard work on the farm. I was single until the age of 39. Then life took an unexpected turn when I met Dwight. I became a wife and a stepmom. This was new territory for me. I have learned to enjoy the delightful days and the days of struggle and growth. It is a privilege to be a part of a person’s journey towards healing, growth and personal development.

Our Qualifications

Canadian Certified Counsellors (CCC)
Marriage and Family Therapists (MAMFT)
Counsellors – MA in Marriage and Family (BA, MAMFT)
Psychotherapists

Dwight and Wendy continue to hold themselves to professional standards and accountability through external supervision.

Our Approaches

Narrative Therapy – looking for unique outcomes, instead of focusing on the problem

Emotionally Focused Therapy – helping couples and families become aware of their emotions and the negative patterns in relationships

Cognitive Behavioural Therapy – emphasizing how our behaviours and thinking are mutually influential

Solution-focused Therapy – focusing on changes that you can make today to bring some immediate relief

Our Associations