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Rachel has years of experience as a teacher, school counsellor and school psychologist with EPSB. As a psychologist within the school district, she was able the issues of children with whom she worked, through administering psychological assessments. This allowed Rachel to uncover underlying issues affecting their ability to function successfully in school, and support the child, parents, and teachers through development of effective strategies and interventions.

Rachel is able to see how students are impacted by disorders and difficulties that teachers, caregivers, and the student themselves are unable to understand or approach. ADHD is one of the disorders that she has experience and interest in. This led Rachel to found the ADHD Association of Greater Edmonton 11 years ago to provide support to those affected by it. Providing education, information and connection for both the parents of adolescents with ADHD, as well as for adults, has been a great pleasure and passion for her.

At the clinic, Rachel provides consultations to parents and children/teens regarding understanding and developing effective strategies for ADHD. She has compassionate expertise in counselling those living with a sometimes hidden disability. People are able to book in to see her for consultation sessions, but she also works collaboratively alongside our other clinicians who might be working with a child or family on issues that are associated or different than the accompanying ADHD symptoms or diagnosis. Rachel enjoys being physically active, music (loves the blues,) jigsaw puzzling (a bit of an obsession,) reading and lifelong learning. One of the brightest lights in her life is her granddaughter!

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