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Read MorePanorama Therapy | Miranda Nadeau Ph.D., Psychologist
Psychologists who know this landscape from the inside.
All of you is welcome here — the hurt parts, the triumphant parts, and the messy parts in between. Our Ph.D.- and Psy.D.-level psychologists specialize in LGBTQ+, multiracial, and Asian American therapy, and we're members of those communities ourselves. Therapy here doesn't require you to justify or explain who you are.
Most of our clients have spent years in spaces where they had to shrink, explain, or perform a version of themselves that was easier for others to accept. We know that experience firsthand. And we know that therapy works differently when you don’t have to spend half the session providing context.
Welcome! I’m Dr. Miranda Nadeau, and I’m so glad you found me.
I am a queer, Asian and multiracial therapist in Edmonton, Alberta. I am a co-creator of spaces where clients can explore, be fully themselves, and heal through authentic connection.
I provide affirming therapy primarily for queer and transgender adults who are immigrants, children of immigrants, or other “third culture kids” who grew up outside their parents’ homeland. I specialize in working with high-achieving professionals who struggle with perfectionism, belonging, and life satisfaction.
Life-changing therapy rests on a safe, collaborative partnership where you feel seen, heard, and truly valued. As an inclusive and culturally responsive therapist, I will celebrate you at your most real and help you channel your greatest strengths to be the best version of yourself.
Panoramas evoke expansion, opening, broadening, and integration: cornerstones of change and healing. In therapy with me, you can expect to
- Access safety within vulnerability,
- Nurture the authentic person you are within and beyond your identities,
- Partner with someone who really sees you beyond your struggles, and
- Gain genuine self-confidence as you build toward your best you.
If you found your way here, something brought you. That matters. You deserve a knowing, relatable, and human partner on your healing and growth journey, and I’d love to be that partner for you.
Welcome! I’m Dr. Miranda Nadeau, and I’m so glad you found me.
I am a queer, Asian and multiracial therapist in Edmonton, Alberta. I am a co-creator of spaces where clients can explore, be fully themselves, and heal through authentic connection.
I provide affirming therapy primarily for queer and transgender adults who are immigrants, children of immigrants, or other “third culture kids” who grew up outside their parents’ homeland. I specialize in working with high-achieving professionals who struggle with perfectionism, belonging, and life satisfaction.
Life-changing therapy rests on a safe, collaborative partnership where you feel seen, heard, and truly valued. As an inclusive and culturally responsive therapist, I will celebrate you at your most real and help you channel your greatest strengths to be the best version of yourself.
Panoramas evoke expansion, opening, broadening, and integration: cornerstones of change and healing. In therapy with me, you can expect to
- Access safety within vulnerability,
- Nurture the authentic person you are within and beyond your identities,
- Partner with someone who really sees you beyond your struggles, and
- Gain genuine self-confidence as you build toward your best you.
If you found your way here, something brought you. That matters. You deserve a knowing, relatable, and human partner on your healing and growth journey, and I’d love to be that partner for you.
relationships & connection
Your social & romantic life and you. Family of origin concerns. Changing your relationships for the better.
gender & sexuality
Affirming identity exploration, development, and transitions. Referral letters for trans & gender expansive folks.
self-worth & self-compassion
Improving the most important relationship in your life: your relationship with yourself.
and beyond
Racial, ethnic, & cultural identity. Perfectionism & career challenges. Your money & your self. Meaning & purpose in life.
A psychologist who knows this landscape from the inside.
All of you is welcome here — the hurt parts, the triumphant parts, and the messy parts in between. I'm Miranda, a queer, Asian and multiracial psychologist in Edmonton. I specialize in therapy for queer and transgender adults, immigrants and third culture kids, and high-achieving professionals navigating belonging and identity. Therapy here doesn't require you to justify or explain who you are.
relationships & connection
Your social & romantic life and you. Family of origin concerns. Changing your relationships for the better.
gender & sexuality
Affirming identity exploration, development, and transitions. Referral letters for trans & gender expansive folks.
self-worth & self-compassion
Improving the most important relationship in your life: your relationship with yourself.
and beyond
Racial, ethnic, & cultural identity. Perfectionism & career challenges. Your money & your self. Meaning & purpose in life.
What therapy looks like here
Panoramas evoke expansion, opening, broadening, and integration: cornerstones of change and healing. Our approach weaves together evidence-based methods, anti-oppressive and anti-racist practices, and genuine human connection. We draw on attachment theory, neuroscience, and cross-cultural frameworks, and we know when to set the manuals down.
Together, we can help you:
- Develop trust with a therapist who sees the whole of you, not just what brought you in
- Feel safe even when vulnerable
- Move forward from your past and feel more secure in the world
About You
I do my best work with adults who:
- are used to showing up for others and need space to show up for themselves,
- face questions of belonging, identity, and feeling seen in a culture that doesn’t always include them,
- want to develop a better relationship with themselves through deep connection and true self-care,
- feel pulled between cultures and want to find balance in a way that really feels right,
- see themselves going through similar relationship patterns and want to shift how they relate to others,
- are high-achieving but struggle with a sense of meaning, purpose, and contentment in life, and
- want attuned, individualized, and consistent help toward their healing and growth.
“Miranda is kind, compassionate, and effective… By the end of our time together I felt that I was talking to somebody who understood me, who cared about me, and that I could genuinely call a friend.”
– Name removed
“Dr. Beehler’s approach is both compassionate and empowering, offering care that critiques and challenges the systemic factors impacting mental health. If you’re looking for a therapist who will truly see and support you, I can’t recommend Dr. Beehler enough.”
– Alexandra A, Google review
About Our Therapy
My therapeutic style weaves together centuries of cross-cultural teachings, research, and empirically backed approaches along with candor, care, and the power of connection.
Based on your unique concerns, I tailor an integrative approach rooted in attachment & neuroscience that also benefits from my compassionate presence, deep listening, and my knack for seeing the absolute best in people. The results are moving forward from your past, communicating and relating more effectively, and feeling more connected and empowered within yourself.
Let's talk.
If you found your way here, something brought you. We're real people who care about getting this right — and we'd love to hear your story.
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