Rachelle is a dedicated and highly skilled psychologist with a strong focus on supporting children and adolescents. She holds both a Ph.D. and a Master of Arts in Clinical Child Psychology from Simon Fraser University. Most recently, she completed a Pre-Doctoral Residency in Pediatric and Child Clinical Psychology at Alberta Children’s Hospital. During her residency, her commitment to pediatric care was evident through her work in the Autism Spectrum Disorder Diagnostic Clinic, the Complex ADHD Treatment Team, and the Diabetes, Endocrine, and Complex Pain Clinics.

Rachelle’s clinical background also includes valuable training at BC Children’s Hospital, where she completed placements in the Mood & Anxiety Disorders Clinic, OCD Clinic, and Medical Psychology Intake Clinic. In addition, she spent four years working as a student clinician at a private child psychology clinic in British Columbia.

Her professional experience spans a range of assessment and therapeutic services for youth and families. Rachelle has particular expertise in conducting psychoeducational assessments related to learning disorders, giftedness, and intellectual disabilities, as well as psychodiagnostic assessments for conditions such as ADHD, autism, and mood disorders. In therapy, she supports children and adolescents coping with anxiety—including generalized anxiety, separation anxiety, selective mutism, and specific phobias—obsessive-compulsive disorder, ADHD, and medical-related challenges such as chronic pain and fear of needles.