Emily is a speech-language pathologist with a BSc in Psychology from MacEwan University and an MSc in Communication Sciences and Disorders from the University of Alberta. She has a passion for supporting children with communication challenges, including language delays and motor-based speech disorders, which commonly co-occur with neurodevelopmental disorders such as Autism Spectrum Disorder, Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder, and Down syndrome. Emily is committed to providing a whole-child approach to therapy, recognizing that meaningful communication support extends beyond individual skills. She works collaboratively with families to develop functional, individualized goals that are meaningful to each child and their everyday life. Her research on the brain’s involvement in language processing has been published in The Cerebellum, an international scientific journal. Her research explores the complex intersection between brain regions involved in movement, listening, and reading, reflecting her broader interest in understanding the connections between neuroscience and communication. Emily brings together her clinical experience, research background, and passion for working with children and families to provide thoughtful, evidence-informed speech and language support.

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Irene is deeply passionate about creating a safe, inclusive space for every client she serves. Believing that a strong therapeutic relationship is the very foundation of effective therapy, she works collaboratively to build trust and connection from day one. Irene approaches her practice through an attachment-based and emotion-focused lens, incorporating creative, play-based strategies to keep clients engaged while honing in on their inherent strengths. She guides individuals through a variety of life challenges, specializing in anxiety, emotional regulation, trauma, and significant life transitions.

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Fox has spent his career helping young people understand their emotions and navigate the challenges that come with growing up. His journey began in education, working with children and families in China, Japan, and Western Canada, and later expanded into child and youth counselling. Fox integrates CBT, DBT, mindfulness, narrative therapy, and experiential learning, with specialised training in Autism Clinical Support and Dialectical Behaviour Therapy. He works closely with neurodivergent children and teens, including those with ADHD and autism, supporting emotional regulation, school stress, confidence, anxiety, and stronger family communication. Fox collaborates with caregivers to understand behaviour through a developmental lens and to build practical routines that reduce stress and strengthen family connection. Outside of work, Fox enjoys running, reading, making music, and playing games such as Animal Crossing.

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Jo is the clinical director and has two decades of experience in the field of child development. She works with children, youth, families and young adults. Her areas of expertise include infant-parent mental health, parenting, neurodivergence (ASD and ADHD), trauma, anxiety, self-esteem, executive skills building. She is trained in play therapy, CBT, DBT, Narrative Therapy, Internal Family Systems Work, Neurofeedback, and has a post-graduate fellowship in Infant-Parent Mental Health

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Kimberley Rau has worked as Pediatric Occupational Therapist for 20 years doing school based health. She supports children with their gross motor skills, fine motor skills, emotional regulation, sensory processing, executive functioning, picky eating, social skills, play skills. She graduated from Queens’ University in 2002 with a BScin Occupational Therapy and University of Waterloo in 1998 with a BSc in Kinesiology.She developed 6 movement, development and play based programs. She has training in handwriting without tears, yoga for kids, nature based therapy, picky eating, interoception and montessori teacher training. She supports children to move, develop, create, learn and grow.

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Hi! I’m Lexie, a Provisional Psychologist with a passion for working with children using play-based therapy. I believe play is a child’s natural way of communicating, and I strive to create a warm and welcoming space where children feel safe to explore their thoughts and feelings through creative and playful activities. I support children in navigating big emotions, strengthening emotional regulation, and building confidence, while working closely with families to support each child’s growth.

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Rene is a Speech-Language Pathologist with a BA in Psychology from Mount Royal University and an MSc in Communication Sciences and Disorders from the University of Alberta. She has experience supporting children and adults with a range of communication and feeding/swallowing needs. Rene is especially passionate about childhood language development and bilingual language learning. She has completed two research projects in this area, with work presented at national and international conferences and published in the International Journal of Bilingualism. In practice, Rene is committed to a collaborative, family-centered approach that considers the whole child and supports meaningful, functional goals. Outside of work, she enjoys river surfing, the gym, rock climbing, and spending time with friends.

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