Osteoporosis & Musculoskeletal Medicine Clinic

Location
Suite 400, 628 12th Avenue S.W Calgary, Alberta T2R 0H6

Fax
(403) 948-3353

Phone
(587) 442-4157

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At the heart of Calgary Bloom Institute of Mental Health & Wellness are core values that guide everything we do. We prioritize safety and integrity, upholding the highest ethical and clinical standards to ensure everyone feels supported in a secure and structured environment. Our work is rooted in compassion, meeting each individual with empathy, respect, kindness, and without judgment.

Through integration, we bridge modern psychiatry, psychotherapy, and holistic practices, recognizing that meaningful healing supports the whole person—mind, body, and spirit. We embrace innovation by thoughtfully incorporating emerging, evidence-based therapies, including psychedelic-assisted therapy, while maintaining scientific rigor and clinical responsibility.

With a spirit of collaboration, we function as a multidisciplinary team and build strong community partnerships to expand access to care. At Bloom Institute of Mental Health & Wellness, we lead with education and transparency to foster informed, thoughtful conversations around the therapeutic use of psychedelics. We are deeply committed to accessibility and inclusivity, creating a welcoming and affirming space for diverse communities across Calgary.

Above all, we believe in community and connection, offering more than clinical care as we serve as a hub for growth, learning, and belonging.

Land Acknowledgment
At Bloom Institute for Mental Health & Wellness, is located in Calgary Alberta. We acknowledge that we live and work on the traditional territories of many Indigenous Peoples across Alberta, including the Treaty 6, 7, and 8 regions, and the Métis Nation of Alberta. These lands have long been home to the Cree, Blackfoot, Dene, Nakota Sioux, Saulteaux, and many other Nations who continue to steward this land with deep wisdom, resilience, and care. We recognize that colonization, displacement, and systemic injustice have created intergenerational impacts on mental, emotional, spiritual, and physical health. At Bloom, we hold space for this truth in our daily work. We are committed to supporting healing by providing trauma-informed, culturally safe, and accessible care that honors the diverse experiences of Indigenous peoples.As we work to normalize mental health and make recovery-oriented care available to all, we do so with respect, humility, and a responsibility to listen, learn, and act in solidarity with Indigenous communities. May we bloom in spirit and health.