Welcome!
Located in Lloydminster (AB/SK), in-person and virtual services are available.
Heather Sinfield is a Registered Social Worker in good standing with the Saskatchewan Association of Social Workers (SASW #6390) and the Alberta College of Social Workers (ACSW #17248). She engages in regular clinical supervision and professional consultation to support ongoing growth and ethical practice.
Heather is also a member of the Canadian Association of Social Workers and a Registered Counselling Therapist (ACTA #2643) with the Association of Counselling Therapy of Alberta.
She completed her Master of Social Work degree in 2025, with a clinical focus on trauma-informed social work practice. Heather is currently working toward her Registered Clinical Social Worker (RCSW) designation through the Alberta College of Social Workers.
Joyful Living
Is where your story matters Focuses on meaningful engagement and connection Embraces eclectic evidence-based and creative interventions
Joyful Living services are rooted in strengths-based, trauma-informed, feminist, humanistic, anti-oppressive, somatic and embodiment practices, and systems theories. With a passion for the uniqueness that each person brings to a space, Joyful Living remains inspired by people, stories, and healing journeys.
What is Joyful Living?
Joyful Living is when individuals are present in their daily moments, engaged with themselves, and connected with others. When we are living joyfully, we move through beautiful and challenging situations with acceptance and awareness – and maybe a little bit of spice. Joyful Living is knowing there will be difficult times and knowing the innate capabilities to meet those difficult times with grace, emotion, expression, and vulnerability. We may discover aspects of ourselves to nourish, or beliefs to let go of; new opportunities to learn and expand our mind, bodies, and spirits. Joyful Living is life with meaning and celebration for our unique ways of being.