FUNctional Therapy Inc.

FUNctional Therapy Inc. FUNctional Therapy Inc. provides FUN, wholistic services to children, families and communities. functionaltherapy.ca

Starting services can feel like a big step - we're here to guide you every step of the way.Family Supports for Children ...
04/16/2026

Starting services can feel like a big step - we're here to guide you every step of the way.

Family Supports for Children with Disabilities (FSCD) is a government funded program that supports families by helping them access services that build skills, independence, and everyday success.

Our team is taking on new clients with approved Behaviour Developmental Supports (BDS) and Specialized Services (SS) agreements.

Ready to get started? Contact us today: 780-977-4222 or info@functionaltherapy.ca

🌟 Exciting News 🌟We are currently accepting FSCD clients with approved contracts in Edmonton and surrounding areas!If yo...
04/15/2026

🌟 Exciting News 🌟

We are currently accepting FSCD clients with approved contracts in Edmonton and surrounding areas!

If you're looking for support in:
🔵Physical Therapy
🔵Occupational Therapy
🔵Speech-Language Therapy
🔵Behaviour Consulting

We can help!

To join our intake list and begin the onboarding process, connect with us!
Phone: 780-977-4222
Email: info@functionaltherapy.ca

💛Our office will be closed on Friday April 3rd for Good Friday💛We’ll be back to our regular hours on Monday, April 6.Wis...
04/03/2026

đź’›Our office will be closed on Friday April 3rd for Good Fridayđź’›
We’ll be back to our regular hours on Monday, April 6.
Wishing everyone a safe, relaxing, and FUN weekend!

Today is Autism Acceptance day!Autism awareness is knowing autistic people exist.Autism acceptance is embracing them as ...
04/02/2026

Today is Autism Acceptance day!

Autism awareness is knowing autistic people exist.
Autism acceptance is embracing them as they are.

Acceptance can look like:
đź’›Including everyone
đź’›Respecting differences
đź’›Empowering individuals
đź’›Reducing Stigma
đź’›Choosing acceptance in our words and actions

Language matters. Some people prefer identity-first language, like “Autistic person”, while others prefer person-first language.

Symbols and colours are changing too.

Many Autistic people have shared that the puzzle piece is not representative of their experiences, it has historically been associated with ideas of something missing or needing to be fixed.

The rainbow infinity symbol reflects diversity, inclusion and the full spectrum of experiences as is often used to represent neurodiversity.

The most important thing is to honour and respect each person’s choice on how they are represented. Not sure? Just ask!

National Indigenous Language DayToday we honour the rich diversity of Indigenous languages in Canada.We celebrate the de...
03/31/2026

National Indigenous Language Day

Today we honour the rich diversity of Indigenous languages in Canada.

We celebrate the dedication of Elders, youth, and language champions working to reclaim, revitalize, and strengthen these languages that were lost and forgotten due to colonization, residential schools, and systemic oppression.

Looking ahead, the Commission of Indigenous Languages envisions a future where all Indigenous languages in Canada are safe, vibrant, and thriving. To learn more visit commisionforindigenouslanguages.ca

We are so excited to share our very first newsletter: The Possibility Press. Our goal is simple, to support our families...
03/27/2026

We are so excited to share our very first newsletter: The Possibility Press. Our goal is simple, to support our families and find new ways to help every child grow. We can't wait for you to learn about our team, our services, and our amazing new spaces.

To view our most recent newsletter or to subscribe to future newsletters, click the link in our bio.

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đź’śEpilepsy Awareness: Purple Dayđź’śToday we recognize Purple Day, an international day dedicated to raising awareness about...
03/26/2026

đź’śEpilepsy Awareness: Purple Dayđź’ś

Today we recognize Purple Day, an international day dedicated to raising awareness about epilepsy.

Founded in 2008 by Canadian Cassidy Megan, Purple Day aims to remind those living with epilepsy that they are not aloneđź’ś

The colour purple was chosen because lavender is the recognized flower for epilepsy, a symbol of hope and support.

Wear purple, share knowledge, and show your support for the epilepsy community.

World Down Syndrome Day was created to celebrate the lives of people with Down Syndrome and to make sure they have the s...
03/21/2026

World Down Syndrome Day was created to celebrate the lives of people with Down Syndrome and to make sure they have the same freedoms and opportunities as everyone else.

21st March (21/3) matches the 3 copies of chromosome 21. This is unique to people with Down Syndrome.

This year’s theme, “Together Against Loneliness” raises awareness about the loneliness many people with Down syndrome and other intellectual disabilities experience. Everyone deservices friendship, connection, and a true sense of belonging.

To learn more, swipe through our slides and visit and click the link in their bio.
www.worlddownsyndromday.org

The Winter Paralympic Winter Games ended on Sunday March 15th. Here is a little Team Canada recap!
03/19/2026

The Winter Paralympic Winter Games ended on Sunday March 15th.

Here is a little Team Canada recap!

Meet our Private Services TeamWe know starting something new can feel a little overwhelming, and that’s okay! Before you...
03/18/2026

Meet our Private Services Team

We know starting something new can feel a little overwhelming, and that’s okay! Before your first session, we want to help make it easier by putting a friendly face to the names on our Private Services team.

We get it – trying something new can feel a little scary, and that’s okay! We’re here to make taking the first step easi...
03/17/2026

We get it – trying something new can feel a little scary, and that’s okay!
We’re here to make taking the first step easier with our step-by-step guide to our intake process.

1. Connect with us
Sarah and Lori are our front end team who will get the process started.

2. Intake Call
Not sure exactly what you are looking for? Wondering, "What is an OT anyway?" No worries! Joanna will answer your questions and guide you toward the best path for your child.
If our usual call times don’t work, Joanna can connect by email and find a time that fits your schedule.

3. Consent
This important step allows us to provide services.

4. Book your first session
Once we receive your consent, our team will reach out to book your first session.

đź’›Now accepting new families for Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapy and Speech and Language Pathology services!đź’›Our m...
03/16/2026

đź’›Now accepting new families for Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapy and Speech and Language Pathology services!đź’›

Our multi-disciplinary team delivers high-quality, family-centered private services with transparency, clarity, and collaboration. Every child has a unique story and we believe every child deserves an individualized approach. Our services are tailored to each child’s strengths, needs, and goals, developed in partnership with the child, their family, and our clinical team. Let us help you discover your child’s story of possibility. Contact us today to learn more!

CALL: 780.977.4222
EMAIL: INFO@FUNCTIONALTHERAPY.CA

Address

28 Mission Avenue
Saint Albert, AB
T8N1H4

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5pm
Friday 8:30am - 5pm

Telephone

+17809774222

Website

http://functionaltherapy.ca/

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