Elements Psychology

04/01/2025

Jane, the platform we’ve been using for your bookings, now has a mobile app for scheduling sessions! The app makes it easier than ever to schedule and manage your appointments on-the-go. Download it today and enjoy the convenience of booking right from your phone.

03/29/2025

Welcome, Dr. DeSorcy! We are thrilled to introduce Dr. Danielle DeSorcy, a registered psychologist with over a decade of experience across various clinical settings.

Danielle earned her Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from the University of Saskatchewan in 2013. Over the course of her career, she has gained extensive experience in risk assessments and therapy for offenders, adult Autism and FASD assessments, and providing both short-term and long-term therapy for youth and adults.

Danielle’s approach to therapy is rooted in building strong, trusting relationships with her clients. She works collaboratively to help individuals explore challenges, identify solutions, and cultivate self-acceptance and inner peace. Using a blend of Narrative Therapy, ACT, CBT, and other evidence-based approaches, she tailors her methods to meet each client’s unique needs.

We’re excited for Danielle to bring her expertise and compassionate care to our practice and look forward to the positive impact she’ll have on our community. Join us in welcoming her!

03/29/2025

Introducing Parent and Caregiver Online Education Groups for Navigating ASD! Facilitated by Emily Lalonde (BSW), these groups offer an opportunity to learn and grow alongside other parents who have similar goals. Support is just around the corner!

03/29/2025

Beyond the diagnosis! A year after launching autism assessment services with Dr. Heather Eritz, we welcome our newest team member, Emily Lalonde, to help us bridge the gap between diagnosis and continued care for families.

Emily has been a social worker for the past five years in the public sector, focusing on Autism services for individuals aged 6 to 19. She has developed a strong knowledge of neurodiverse individuals and has become deeply passionate about advocating for those with differing abilities.

Emily’s philosophy is grounded in the belief that every person has inherent worth, potential, and the right to access meaningful opportunities for services, growth and development. She strives to create an inclusive, supportive, and empowering environment where individuals can learn, thrive, and advocate for their needs. Emily is dedicated to supporting newly diagnosed children and their families by educating them on neurodiversity and helping them access necessary services and resources for the care they deserve.

Emily will be offering Parent and Caregiver Education groups focused on "Navigating Life with Autism Spectrum Disorder." More details will be announced soon!

We are excited to welcome her to our team, and we can't wait for her to provide this much-needed service to our province!

03/29/2025

Welcome to the team!

Beverley has over 27 years of experience working in the school system. She has been practicing as a psychologist in Saskatchewan since 2011 in a rural setting. Beverley’s background as a classroom teacher, student services teacher, and school counsellor has provided her with valuable experiences that she applies in her role as a psychologist. Beverley is passionate about people and relationships. She believes everyone is doing their best and that most challenges can be overcome with the right support and information. Beverley takes a warm, person-centred, humanistic approach to assessment & therapy, emphasizing individual strengths and resiliency. Recognizing the diversity of our multicultural world, Beverley works to create an inclusive environment where clients feel safe to explore their identity and experiences. While assessments may not always result in a diagnosis, Beverley is dedicated to providing assessments that deliver valuable insights for personal understanding, growth, and development.

Beverley will start by offering private psychoeducational assessment services part-time during evenings or weekends from January to June 2025. After that, she will provide a wider variety of therapy and assessment services.

03/29/2025

Excerpts from an article called "Why Do Humans Cry?" by Dana G. Smith and published in the New York Times, included in the Nov 19th issue of the American Psychological Association's newsletter.

03/29/2025

03/29/2025

Gentle reminder for your Saturday morning.

03/29/2025

Hello Facebook friends— you might notice a little wave of posts landing here from our Instagram! Due to a tech hiccup, our Instagram content hasn't been showing up here since October. We’ve fixed the connection and you’ll now see our updates here again automatically. Thanks for hanging in there with us — more to come soon 💛

03/29/2025

Check our "articles" highlight for a link to the full article, "End-Of-Day Meltdowns are Not Just for Kids" by Jancee Dunn, which was featured in a newsletter by the American Psychological Association.

02/27/2025

The full article, "End-Of-Day Meltdowns are Not Just for Kids" by Jancee Dunn, was featured in a newsletter by the American Psychological Association.

https://www.nytimes.com/2024/09/13/well/adult-meltdowns-tips.html?unlocked_article_code=1.wk4.VXpy.UgvjMtzoN0en&smid=url-share

02/13/2025

Excerpts from "End-Of-Day Meltdowns are Not Just for Kids" by Jancee Dunn, linked below:

https://www.nytimes.com/2024/09/13/well/adult-meltdowns-tips.html?unlocked_article_code=1.wk4.VXpy.UgvjMtzoN0en&smid=url-share