Jeremy shares how his parents were from Hong Kong, and he was born in Calgary. He notes he grew up with 14 people in his home and loved the experience of living with his grandparents, cousins, and extended family. He discloses he is part of the LGBTQ2S+ community. He voices the importance of representation and how diversity is a strength.
My name is Jeremy Luk (he/him), and I have been a registered psychologist in Calgary, also the traditional territories of the Niitsitapi, the Metis Nation, and the peoples of Treaty 7. My experiences in counselling and therapy have spanned from working in specialized populations such as autistic children, to more broad and general groups through an internship and residency in non-profit counselling centres. I've also spent four years working in both a private practice and with an employee assistance program of a school board before opening the doors to Alpine Psychology in 2020. I describe Alpine as a community practice with two spaces in the neighborhoods of Bridgeland and Brentwood, and with a team of incredible therapists who are passionate about what they do. I am also a proud member of the LGBTQ2S+ community and am always excited to learn more about different spaces in our city and the possibilities of collaborations and making new connections!
