Psychologists near Shepard Calgary AB (190 Result(s))

I am a psychologist with more than 30 years of experience. I am a skilled therapist able to treat a wide variety of problems and symptoms and work with individuals, couples and families. Specialty areas include expertise in organizing distressed individuals in crisis situations; resolving symptoms by helping clients connect to their emotional world; treating concerns related to children and issues related to separation and divorce. I assist clients in managing feelings, changing perspectives, examining beliefs, altering behaviours, finding meanings, and challenging thoughts.

Psychologist, Founding Director of The Reading Foundation. Since founding The Reading Foundation in 1990 Steve continues to innovate – expanding our remediation programs across subjects, incorporating the latest research findings, and effectively integrating technology into our practice. His Ph.D. specializing in learning theory from the University of Calgary along with his extensive experience at all levels of the school system allow Steve to expertly assess student needs. As Founding Director of The Reading Foundation, Steve’s own love of learning is reflected in the enthusiasm and determination of both our staff and students. Steve has authored several books, publications and research articles. In 2003 he was honored to be recognized among the top 100 graduates from the University of Calgary.

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Anne Glasgow is a Calgary-based professional psychologist specializing in assessments for children and adults. Anne has experience in working with children who have been diagnosed with ADHD and other education difficulties. For your convenience, Saturday appointments are also available. Give us a call to arrange an appointment today.

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