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Joanna Piekarski , Registered Provisional Psychologist, discusses the newest brain science research and how this knowledge can impact parenting. Workshop learning goals: Review the newest brain [...]

ADHD is a brain-based disorder that is one of the most widespread mental health disorders affecting children and adolescents in Canada (Center for ADHD Awareness, Canada [CADDAC], [...]

Tantrum is a developmentally appropriate response for young children. In this webinar, Joanna will share some evidence-based approaches to help parents manage their child’s tantrums while [...]

Current research shows that over sixty percent of adults maintain some of their core Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) symptoms beyond adolescence ([CADDAC], 2017). Some adults [...]

Does your child ever feel a flutter in his stomach or have sweaty palms before a test? Does she feel this before meeting someone new for the first time? If so, then your child is experiencing a [...]

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Children in this group will have ample opportunity to practice their skills in a safe and caring environment with a small number of their peers. Small class sizes will ensure each child has [...]

Art Therapy Series I Art Therapy is a psychodynamic therapeutic approach that uses the non-verbal language of art making and verbal communication for personal growth, insight, healing and [...]

What is Play Therapy? How Does it Work? Who Would Benefit from It? Presented by: Cassandra White, Registered Psychologist., Director at Rocky Mountain Psychological Services. February 27, 2017 [...]

Art Therapy: Drawing Outside the Lines Drawing outside the lines of conventional practice, art therapy is evolving as a popular mode of psychotherapy. Art therapy combines therapy with art-making [...]