Kelsey Dawson has been a Registered Provisional Psychologist since 2024. She specializes in psychoeducational assessments, teen counselling, and working with LGBTQ+ clients.

Prior to her work in psychology, Kelsey spent five years working at the University of Alberta in student admissions and advising, including work on educational panels for teachers and healthcare workers with the Institute for Sexual Minority Studies and Services.

Kelsey practices from a person-centered lens first and foremost. Her modalities include cognitive behavioural therapy, acceptance and commitment therapy, motivational interviewing, and feminist therapy.

Outside of work, Kelsey enjoys video games, playing the drums, petting cats, and concerts.

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Sanne Jilderda is a practicum student currently completing her Masters of Arts in Counselling Psychology at Yorkville University. Sanne has been working with autistic individuals from infancy to adolescence into adulthood and their families as a research coordinator since 2009 in the Toronto area. She has spent the last ten years in the Autism Research Centre at the Glenrose Rehabilitation Hospital as a research coordinator, psychometrist and coach supporting caregivers of toddlers with social communication concerns. This work has strengthened her passion for supporting autistic individuals at all stages, as well as caregivers’ mental health and well-being.

Sanne values creating a non-judgemental, genuine, and empathetic space where clients can feel safe and respected. Sanne believes collaboration and curiosity in her counselling approach are vital to foster understanding of each clients’ unique perspectives and experiences as they work to navigate challenges and make meaningful progress.

Sanne is eager to work with adolescents, individual adults and families navigating major life transitions, stress, feelings of anxiety, burnout, and self-esteem issues. Her approach is grounded in person-centred principles, integrating other evidence-based approaches through collaboration with clients. ​ Outside of work, Sanne stays busy as a mother to two young children, enjoys walks with her dogs in the river valley, and cycling, which she has been so excited to share with her eldest who just learned to ride a bike this summer!

As a student counsellor, Sanne offers low cost ($50) counselling sessions and works under the supervision of Dr. Stolte. ​ Please be advised that fees for counselling by student counsellors are not reimbursable through extended health care benefit plans/insurance coverage

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Holly Kibbins is a Registered Provisional Psychologist. She draws on diverse professional experience, including providing therapy as a counselling intern for teenagers and adults at a not-for-profit organization, working with neurodivergent and disabled children and their families, and completing an undergraduate psychology internship supporting workers with physical and psychological injuries at the Workers’ Compensation Board.

Holly has experience counselling teenagers and adults with a variety of concerns including generalized anxiety, social anxiety, depression, assertiveness, grief and self-esteem. She has supported children, teenagers, and adults with autism and ADHD, and has experience working with children with physical and intellectual disabilities and their families. Holly values creating a supportive, collaborative space where clients feel understood and empowered to work toward meaningful change. ​

Outside of work, Holly enjoys reading, going to the gym, building Lego, and going for walks in the river valley.

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Clifton has been a Registered Provisional Psychologist in Alberta, at Integrity Psychological Services, since 2025. Clifton has seven years prior experience in British Columbia as a Registered Clinical Counsellor (RCC) and Canadian Certified Counsellor (CCC).

Clifton has provided counselling services at hospital on the palliative care unit, at a First Nation reserve community, and at a K-12 Christian school. He has also worked extensively in support programs for high-risk youth. Clifton’s diverse BC background includes roles as an army medical assistant, and as a Search & Rescue team member.

A devoted husband, father of five, and grandfather of eight, he brings a faith-based, trauma, and attachment informed perspective, with deep respect and compassion for all to his practice. Clifton tailors his approach using evidence-based frameworks such as CBT, ACT, narrative therapy, and family systems therapy, creating safe space for clients to explore challenges and work toward goals.

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Caelin Richmond has been a Registered Psychologist since 2024. She specializes in working with neurodiverse individuals, providing counselling and assessment.

Caelin spent several years working frontline supporting individuals with disabilities, and later creating behavioural support plans for individuals and teams supporting them. Her background continues to shape her approach in centering each individual’s experiences to create a supportive, collaborative space to create understanding.

Throughout her counselling education and practice, Caelin has focused her work on supporting teenagers and adults with autism and ADHD. Moving into assessment was a natural extension of that journey to further support individuals in understanding themselves and accessing the resources they need.

Outside of work, Caelin enjoys gardening, getting lost in fiction novels, and spending time with her dogs.

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Meredith is a registered psychologist who has been working in the mental health field for 16 years. Meredith started her career in the school system in roles such as teacher, youth support coach, resiliency-building program instructor, and high school counsellor. She later transitioned to work with adults and has worked as a Mental Health Therapist at an on-reserve health centre and a Crisis Line Counsellor for multiple crisis phone lines.

As a therapist, she values empathy, non-judgement, and authenticity. She is informed by both Eastern and Western perspectives, and is drawn to holistic body-mind approaches to therapy. Her sessions often include breathwork, relaxation, and mindfulness techniques.

Meredith works with individual adults, teens and couples. She has particular expertise in working with trauma, addiction, parenting and grief. She especially enjoys working with autistic and queer clients. Her therapeutic work is informed by modalities such as Hakomi, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT), and the Grief Recovery Method. With couples, she integrates Non-Violent Communication, Emotion-Focused Therapy, the Gottman Method and Relational Life Therapies into her work.

Outside of the office, Meredith loves cycling, skating, yoga, and spending time in the river valley with family and friends.

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