About me
I’m Dr. Corinne Berger, a counselor, researcher, and lecturer. My work focuses on support for people dealing with, chronic and acute illnesses, people facing sudden, life-altering physical health crises (who may never have not otherwise sought therapy). For example, I work with people adjusting to limb amputation following diabetes related complications.
My approach is tailored to the unique psychological and practical needs that emerge during these pivotal moments. I serve as a board member on the Saskatchewan Chapter of the CCPA.
Through the years, I developed a strong capacity for helping individuals access high-achieving professional roles. As a result, I now offer two service streams: psychotherapy, to support emotional and psychological well-being, and job search strategy, to help individuals rebuild and advance their professional lives.
Published Research
Here is a list of studies co-authored by Corinne Berger, spanning topics across mental health, digital infodemiology, and behavioral health:
Thematic Analysis of X Users' Experiences of Hyperemesis Gravidarum (HG)
Published in Women's Health (2024). This study explores online health discourse on social media to identify key themes related to patient experiences, severe pregnancy symptoms, and the critical need for patient-centered mental health support.
Stigma of Dementia on Social Media During World Alzheimer's Awareness Month
Published in PMC/JMIR (2025). A thematic infodemiology study examining public discourse, tracking dementia-related stigma, and exploring how social platforms can be leveraged for better public health campaigns and education
Examining the Twitter Discourse on Dementia During Alzheimer's Awareness Month
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