Leanne Tattrie Psychological Services Ltd

01/24/2026

Message me for more info (direct billing options, etc.) and stay warm this weekend 😊!

01/17/2026

01/15/2026

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01/13/2026

Happy 2026, everyone :)! I am offering a new virtual ADHD Women's Group - please email adhdwomensgroup2026@gmail.com or message via this page to register or request more information. Thank-you so very much :)!

12/12/2025

This is very real!

Some children seem to manage so well at school — polite, quiet, compliant.
Then they come home and everything falls apart.

That shift isn’t manipulation.
It’s the crash that happens when a child has spent all day masking, suppressing, and holding it together.

At school they survive.
At home they release.

Our new visual explores what’s really happening beneath the surface — and why those meltdowns after school are actually signs of trust and safety, not defiance.

Explore our linked toolkits for deeper support:
Masking Toolkit – understanding the hidden effort of blending in
After-School Restraint Collapse Toolkit – practical strategies for recovery and regulation at home.
Instant electronic download with secure global checkout. at link in comments ⬇️ or via our Linktree Shop in Bio.

Save this post for when you need the reminder that 'coping' can come at a cost — and that behaviour always tells a story.

12/10/2025

When Exam Stress Rises at Home, Try These Practical Study Tips

12/10/2025

Leanne has some limited appointments available for new referrals as soon as March. Give Bailey a call/email at Birchwood to book your appointment.

These assessments are often partially (if not fully) covered by your extended medical plan (e.g. Blue Cross, SunLife, Canada Life, etc).

11/30/2025

A quick visual with a few practical tips to help support your teen’s executive functioning-especially as the semester winds down and everything suddenly feels so very overwhelming.

11/28/2025

Report Card Season is Upon Us: Understanding Your Child Beyond the Grades

As report cards begin to come home, many children (and parents) experience a mix of pride, stress, and uncertainty.

Academic feedback can be helpful, but it often reflects only one piece of a child’s broader learning profile. When a child is struggling, appearing inconsistent, or feeling overwhelmed, it can leave families wondering why and what to do next.

A psychoeducational assessment can offer meaningful clarity. By exploring how your child’s brain processes information, where their strengths lie, and which challenges may be affecting their academic performance, families gain a deeper and more compassionate understanding of their child’s learning needs. This insight also helps to guide targeted supports, effective school strategies, and a plan that truly aligns with how your child learns best.

If you notice increased stress, frustration, or questions about your child’s progress this report card season, it may be an ideal time to consider an assessment.

Understanding your child’s unique learning profile can bring reassurance, direction, and a stronger pathway forward.

11/18/2025

If your child or teen is struggling with attention, learning, organization, or keeping up with school demands, a comprehensive assessment can make a meaningful difference. These evaluations can provide clear answers, identify strengths, and outline practical, evidence-based supports to help students feel more confident and capable at school and at home.

10/21/2025

Many children struggle fine motor skills. Developing a strong pencil grasp with good control is important. Here are some great ideas from The OT Toolbox presented in a nice visual for reference.

We love to work on fine motor skills using everyday objects in play. Here are some additional ideas: https://www.theottoolbox.com/tripod-grasp-fine-motor-skills-everyday-items/