Expert psychological care for children, adolescents and families — led by Dr. Michelle Kincade, PhD in Clinical Psychology & Clinical Neuropsychology, with over 20 years of experience.
"All a kid needs is a little help, a little hope and somebody who believes in them."
— Magic Johnson
Including two graduate degrees from highly recognized, nationally accredited programs — far beyond the minimum required to practice.
Registered with the College of Alberta Psychologists since 2004 and owner of a successful independent psychology practice since 2006 — two decades of real-world clinical experience.
An exceptional depth of assessment experience across learning disabilities, ADHD, and psychological presentations — far exceeding most practitioners.
APA-accredited program, one of the most rigorous in North America. Among the most selective and demanding clinical psychology programs available anywhere.
Completed the accredited clinical internship at the Alberta Children's Hospital, a distinction held by very few practicing psychologists in Alberta.
Peer-reviewed neuroimaging research published in internationally recognized scientific journals. Evidence-based care rooted in real science.
Full registration since 2004. All services are delivered or directly supervised by Dr. Kincade to ensure the highest standard of care.
We cannot control the waves of the ocean, but we can teach every child how to surf.
— Dr. Michelle Kincade, PhD
Every child is unique. Our approach begins with deep understanding and builds toward lasting, meaningful change.
We take time to truly understand your child's unique strengths, challenges, history, and goals. No two children are the same — and no two treatment plans should be either.
Every approach is grounded in the latest research — from ACT and CBT to neuroscience-informed frameworks — adapted to be engaging and developmentally appropriate for each child.
Parents and caregivers are essential partners in every child's growth. We provide practical strategies and guidance so progress carries through into daily life at home and at school.
If your child is struggling at school, you may have heard a psychoeducational assessment suggested. Here is what it involves, what it can identify, and how to know if it is the right step for your family.
Read more →ADHD is one of the most commonly diagnosed — and most misunderstood — conditions in children and teens. Dr. Kincade explains what ADHD really is, how it presents, and why a proper assessment matters.
Read more →Anxiety is the most common mental health concern among children and teenagers. Learn how to tell the difference between normal worry and clinical anxiety — and when to seek help.
Read more →Book a consultation with Dr. Kincade to discuss your child's needs and find the right path forward for your family.
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