Michelle Adrian is a Registered Provisional Psychologist with the College of Alberta Psychologists. She has a Bachelor of Arts degree in Sociology with a concentration in “Family, Work, and Gender” from the University of Calgary. She also holds a Master of Arts in Counselling Psychology from Yorkville University.

For the past decade, Michelle’s work in Human Services has supported adults, children, teens, and families in attaining their goals by connecting and fostering personal and familial relationships. Her primary role has been helping parents with parenting techniques and working with families with children with complex needs.  She is also passionate about supporting parents with children of all abilities, including autism, ADHD, and varying behavioral challenges, and helping them navigate this time of uncertainty and look toward future possibilities.

Michelle is also a Circle of Security Program (COSP™) Facilitator, an attachment-based parenting program that guides her therapy work with families. She is also an accredited Triple P Practitioner  (Standard Stepping Stones, Pathways, Fearless, and Family Transitions) and trained in the Nurturing Parenting program. Michelle is a also a mother to four children (teenagers to young adults) and understands the complexities of raising neurodiverse children.