We have moved! Please note our NEW address! 277, 200 Rivercrest Drive SE. The best entrance is near the ‘First Aid Calgary’ signage, across from Sobeys. Take the elevator or stairs to the 2nd floor, and find us in Unit 277 with the Prairie Psychology Collective

A warm welcome is extended to the newest members of our team: Chelsea Bicknell and Jenelle Nicolajsen! Chelsea is currently accepting new clients for assessments and counselling. Jenelle is currently accepting new clients for parenting strategies and behavioural support. Stephanie is currently accepting new clients via the Waitlist only.

Free Initial Consultation

If you are not quite sure where to start, which type of service or practitioner is right for your situation, or have questions you would like to ask before getting started, we welcome you to schedule a free 10-minute video consultation!


In-Person Counselling

Counselling provided in-person at our Riverbend office.


Video Counselling

Video counselling session for youth, parents and families in Alberta.


Psychoeducational Assessment

A full psycho-educational assessment will provide you with information about your child’s cognitive profile, as well as their current abilities in the areas of reading, writing and math. In addition, the assessment can include visual perception and fine motor testing, screening and diagnosis of social, emotional and behavioural issues, and adaptive functioning, as required. This information in ... Read More

A full psycho-educational assessment will provide you with information about your child’s cognitive profile, as well as their current abilities in the areas of reading, writing and math. In addition, the assessment can include visual perception and fine motor testing, screening and diagnosis of social, emotional and behavioural issues, and adaptive functioning, as required. This information in frequently requested by schools to help aid in programming and planning accommodations for students, as well as by doctors and other health professionals for treatment planning.


Gifted Assessment

Do you require cognitive testing to meet the requirement for entrance into specialized programming, such as Westmount Charter School? Is your child bored at school, or feeling as though they are not being challenged? Gifted assessments include a parent interview, cognitive testing directly with your child, and a results meeting. If your child meets the criteria for giftedness, you will also rec... Read More

Do you require cognitive testing to meet the requirement for entrance into specialized programming, such as Westmount Charter School? Is your child bored at school, or feeling as though they are not being challenged? Gifted assessments include a parent interview, cognitive testing directly with your child, and a results meeting. If your child meets the criteria for giftedness, you will also receive a comprehensive report (additional fees apply) detailing your child's results, along with strategies and recommendations for academic and personal success.


GATE Assessment

Assessment as part of the application process to the Calgary Board of Education's GATE program.

My name is Stephanie Laborge, and I am a Registered Psychologist working with youth and their families in the Calgary area. I love working with children, and am honoured when asked to partner with families to uncover solutions and answer questions about mental health, learning and development.

I have experience in private settings, as well as working directly within the school system, providing counselling and conducting psycho-educational assessments with children and adolescents, along with their families. Some of the areas that have I helped families with include:

Obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD) Anxiety Depression School refusal Stress Social skills Anger management Learning disabilities (reading, writing, math) Intellectual disabilities Attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) Giftedness And so on…

I received my Master of Education in School and Applied Child Psychology from the University of Calgary, and am registered with the College of Alberta Psychologists, as well as a member of the Canadian Psychological Association. I have received a certificate in Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) from Wilfrid Laurier University, and have additional training in OCD, anxiety, trauma, non-violent crisis intervention, risk assessment and suicide intervention.

The methodology that I primarily draw from is Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) which has a strong evidence base for children and adults alike. This is a structured and goal oriented type of therapy, which is based on the belief that our thoughts, feelings and behaviours interact, and that by making small changes in any one of these areas, we are able to influence the entire system. Through the counselling process, the aim is to teach clients to eventually be their own therapist, including how to identify and respond to dysfunctional thoughts and beliefs, how to manage emotions in positive and healthy ways, and how to overcome anxious, worried, or low thoughts. I also utilize exposure and response prevention (ERP), which includes identifying and helping clients to face their triggers while encouraging them to not engage in maladaptive responses. This is especially helpful for clients with anxiety or obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD).

I believe that play is incredibly important in the therapeutic process, and aids in learning, engagement and retention. ‘Play’ can take many forms, and can look different at every age - from playing with figurines and puppets, to drawing and modelling with clay, and role playing various scenarios.

In addition to being a registered child psychologist, I am also a mother of three beautiful children who constantly keep me on my toes, and often serve as my motivation to continue to learn and grow, and better myself as a person and as a professional.

I am passionate about working with individuals and families to better understand their cognitive and learning profiles through the assessment process, and look forward to helping your child launch to their full potential.

My name is Stephanie Laborge, and I am a Registered Psychologist working with youth and their fam... Read More

My name is Jenelle and I am currently in the final stages of completing my Masters in Counselling graduate degree program. For the past three years, I have been working as a behaviour strategist for children with developmental delays, in an early childhood intervention program. I have worked with children with various diagnoses, including Autism Spectrum Disorder, Attention Deficit / Hyperactivity Disorder, Rett Syndrome, Global Developmental Delay, and other cognitive, motor, and socioemotional delays. My work with children and families has been in ECS and FSCD programs, involving collaboration with developmental aides, teachers, and therapists, to support children in their development.

In this role, I have gained experience in assessing behavioral, emotional, and developmental needs, and developing comprehensive behavioral profiles and individualized treatment plans based on those assessment findings. I work closely with families, providing guidance, resources, and support on behavior modification techniques and strategies.

I have worked with families from various cultural backgrounds and have experience in adapting my approach to meet the needs and values of my clients, as I wholeheartedly believe in maintaining respect for cultural diversity. I am passionate about providing a communicative, collaborative and ethical approach to my work, as I believe that success is derived from a shared commitment and supportive environment.

My name is Jenelle and I am currently in the final stages of completing my Masters in Counselling... Read More

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Located at: 277, 200 Rivercrest Dr SE, Unit 277, on the 2nd floor, within the Prairie Psychology Collective , Calgary
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