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Adrian works with individuals and couples, and polycules navigating trauma, attachment wounds, CNM, polyamory, and kink-affirming contexts. He has a background in high-performance athletics and specializes in athlete identity transitions including injury, performance shifts, and end-of-career identity work.
Adrian Cole works with adults who are in the middle of something. A transition they did not plan for. An identity that no longer fits. A relationship structure that needs renegotiation. A version of themselves they are trying to locate again after grief, injury, or a major life shift.
His approach is relational and values-centered, building from the inside out rather than applying a protocol from the outside in. He integrates mind, body, emotions, and nervous system awareness, and he draws on somatic approaches where appropriate and the client is ready for it.
Adrian is neurodivergent. He has lived the experience of being told he is too much or not enough, and that awareness is embedded in how he shows up. He does not pathologize differences. He works to understand how a person is wired and what that means for how they move through the world.
He prefers in-person sessions because relational attunement is what his work is built on. He meets clients weekly for the first four sessions to build the relational foundation, then reassesses pacing together.
Adrian works with adults navigating:
Adrian works best with clients who are ready to engage collaboratively and be gently challenged. The deep work is where he feels most useful. Clients seeking purely tool-prescriptive approaches may find a better fit with a different clinician on the Revolution team.
Adrian's therapy is relational first. He builds trust and a shared understanding of what is actually happening before moving into deeper processing or structured modalities. Sessions are emergent and client-led, with structure added when it serves the work.
He draws on values clarification, strengths-based framing, attachment theory, and trauma-informed practice. For clients navigating neurodivergence, he pays close attention to sensory experience, nervous system patterns, and the ways that standard therapeutic approaches can be inaccessible or dysregulating.
His background in high-performance athletics gives him a specific lens for identity, resilience, and the particular grief that comes when a defining part of yourself shifts or ends.
Start with a free 20-minute consultation to see if it feels like the right fit. Book at revolutiontw.janeapp.com or email adrian@revolutiontw.com.
Please reach us at admin@revolutiontw.com if you cannot find an answer to your question.
Yes. Adrian is currently accepting new clients with availability at Revolution Therapy & Wellness In-person in Calgary. and virtually across Alberta. are available. Book a free 20-minute consultation at revolutiontw.janeapp.com.
Yes. Adrian is trained in EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) and uses it with clients navigating trauma and attachment wounds when stabilzsation and readiness are established. EMDR training is near completion.
Yes. Adrian is himself neurodivergent and brings lived experience to his practice. He does not treat neurodivergence as a problem to be managed. He works to understand how each client is wired and what that means for how they live and relate.
Yes. Adrian offers CNM-affirming, polyamory-affirming, and kink-affirming therapy for individuals and couples in Calgary. He works with relational complexity without pathologizing non-traditional structures.
Yes. Adrian has a background in high-performance athletics and works with athletes navigating injury, performance transitions, identity shifts, and end-of-career grief. If your identity has been built around sport and that identity is being disrupted, this is specific work Adrian is positioned to do.
Yes. Adrian offers couples therapy and relationship therapy including for queer, CNM, and non-traditional partnerships. He works selectively with couples and relationship systems.
Adrian pays attention to sensory experience, nervous system regulation, and the ways standard therapy formats can be inaccessible or dysregulating. He adapts pace, structure, and approach to each client. He does not use deficit-based language or framing.
Adrian's sliding scale fee spots are currently full. Contact adrian@revolutiontw.com to discuss before booking.
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