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How It Works

Starting services at Lyndsey Stevenato Children’s Therapy Services may seem like an overwhelming task at first, but our passionate team members are here to help. From your initial intake over the phone, to your one-on-one therapy sessions, our team is here to ensure that you are aware of the therapy process and involved in the therapy process. We believe that a child’s success is dependent on their family’s involvement and commitment to the support plan created by the child’s therapist. We strive to make the process clear, involve the families and incorporate the family goals, and ultimately see children reach their full potential!

Our
Process

Step 1 - Intake

Step 2 - Support Plan Development

Step 3 - Therapy Sessions

Step 4 - Review and Next Steps

Intake

It begins with a conversation. You may know what services you are looking for or may want to talk that through with someone who can guide you. Coming into our clinic begins with a call or email to our Administration staff to schedule your first appointment with a therapist. This first appointment may be a consultation where we collect relevant history and the details related to your most pressing concerns. The first appointment may also involve an assessment, where we are using standardized testing to inform next steps and recommendations.

Support Plan Development

Following the consultation/assessment appointment, the therapist will use the information gathered, and with the parent/caregiver’s input, build a mutually agreed upon support plan. This may include goals for individual therapy sessions, further additional assessments, and guiding recommendations.

Therapy Sessions

Therapy sessions include the therapist, the child and the parent/caregiver. Parent/Caregivers are encouraged to join in their child’s therapy sessions to observe the progress their child has made, to understand the activities and the desired outcome, and to learn how what happens in the therapy session can translate to the home setting. These sessions are also important in building rapport between your child, yourself and the therapist, as this is how we get to know you better and shape our sessions to meet your child’s individual needs.

Review and Next Steps

Once several therapy sessions have taken place, and the child has met their goals as laid out in their support plan, your therapist will meet with you to discuss next steps. This time of reassessment is an opportunity to celebrate the gains that have happened through therapy and determine what next steps are recommended to take place. This may include adjusting the support plan and carrying on with therapy sessions, or perhaps referring to an additional discipline to assist in reaching some new objectives, or celebrating the end of therapy sessions and your child reaching their goals!

How to prepare your child for therapy

 It is time well spent to prepare your child for their first and subsequent therapy sessions. Most importantly we want children to know that coming to therapy is FUN!!

We encourage caregivers to use Social Stories to prepare for these appointments.  

A few days before the appointment at our clinic we would encourage you to use a calendar; share the appointment date and time. Let your child know, for example, “We are going to see Mary on this day. You are going to play games and you are going to have fun!” Try to use the same language each time you talk about going to the clinic as this will build familiarity for your child.

Additionally, you can show your child their therapist’s photo on our website, and describe what the clinic looks like (“they have a gym, games and lots of toys!”)

Reassure your child that you will walk in with them and will go together to see the room they will be playing in. Caregivers are also welcome to join for part or all of the session, or may stay in the waiting room until the session is complete.

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What are Progress Reports

Providing ongoing updates on how your child is doing in therapy, is an important communication opportunity for us. Our progress reports are regularly verbal, and you will find our therapy staff providing small reports on a child’s activity and progress following each session.  We also take this opportunity to celebrate all the gains the child is making, as sometimes movement towards a goal can seem stalled when in fact there are many positive things going on.  Periodically we will highlight the goals that the child is working towards, to make sure these are still a priority. When needed we will change the goals or make new ones, and your input is so important.
We don’t want to miss a thing!

Fee Schedule for Therapy Services

 Please review the fees for the selected services. Prices are subject to change. For the most up-to-date pricing information, visit this page or see our online booking page.

Occupational TherapyE
Speech Language PathologyE
Social Work/ PsychotherapyE
PsychologyE
Behavioural Coaching FeesE
Parent/Caregiver CoachingE
OtherE

Sensory Integration and Praxis Test (SIPT) - includes report and feedback session

$800.00

Assessment (Includes Summary Note)

$420.00

Consultation - Support Plan Provided (Virtual)

$300.00

Treatment Sessions, 1 hour

$140.00

Treatment Sessions, 45 minutes

$110.00

Treatment Sessions (OTA), 1 hour

$107.00

Treatment Sessions (OTA), 45 minutes

$87.00

Goal Update Session (OT Only) - includes Goal Sheet

$150.00

Sensory Diet and SEA Equipment Letter

$140.00 - $280.00

SEA Computer Letter

$87.00

OAP Funding Report

$140.00 - $280.00

Language Assessment (7-18 yrs) - includes report

$475.00

Language Assessment (2-6 yrs) - includes report

$350.00

Preschool Assessment (0-2 yrs) - includes report

$225.00

Articulation Assessment - includes report

$225.00

Treatment Sessions (SLP), 1 hour

$140.00

Treatment Sessions (SLP), 45 minutes

$110.00

Treatment Sessions (CDA), 1 hour

$107.00

Treatment Sessions (CDA), 45 minutes

$87.00

Goal Update Session (SLP Only) - includes Goal Sheet

$150.00

Initial Visit, 1 hour

$150.00

Counselling Sessions, 1 hour

$150.00

Counselling Sessions, 45 minutes

$120.00

Autism Assessment (ASD) Ages 2-18

$3,000.00

Developmental Assessment - Developmental Delays and Adaptive Behaviour Concerns

$2,500.00

Mental Health Assessment - including Cognitive, Social, Emotional and Behavioural Health

$2,500.00 - $3,000.00

Consultation, 1 Hour (Virtual) - plus accompanying report

$385.00

Virtual Consultation

$350.00

Home Visit, billed per Hour

$140.00

Travel, billed per Hour

$140.00

Coaching Session (OT, SLP, SW)

$150.00

Correspondence/ Letter of Recommendation

$87.00

Phone Call, 15-30 minutes

$60.00 - $87.00

Phone Call, 30-45 minutes

$87.00 - $110.00

Phone Call, 45-60 minutes

$110.00 - $140.00

NSF Cheque

$50.00

Cancellation Fee (less than 24 hours)

50%

Missed appointment without notice

100%

Late payment fees

2% a month of invoiced fee

LSCTS Policies

Please review our clinic policies before coming for your first visit. Our policies are in place to ensure best practices are followed for all of our clients and to ensure equal treatment of both our clients and our staff. If you have questions about any of our policies, please feel free to call our office to speak to an administrator.

In-Clinic Appointment Policies
  • No additional children, including siblings, are allowed into the session with the client for either assessment, consultation, or treatment.
  • No persons are allowed in the clinic treatment room without the supervision of the Therapist.
  • Clients must remove shoes/boots in the waiting room before entering the clinic treatment room.
  • No food or drink is permitted in therapy rooms. A water bottle is allowed.
  • Please be quiet in the waiting area so as not to disturb sessions in progress.
  • If your child has a new cough or one that has become worse, is short of breath, feverish, vomiting or has head lice, phone the clinic and/or email your therapist directly to reschedule the appointment.
  • We would like to ensure this is a safe environment for all our clients. Please be assured we disinfect before and after every client. Due to possible allergies, please avoid strong perfumes and foods containing nut products while in the clinic.
In-Clinic Appointment Policies
  • No additional children, including siblings, are allowed into the session with the client for either assessment, consultation, or treatment.
  • No persons are allowed in the clinic treatment room without the supervision of the Therapist.
  • Clients must remove shoes/boots in the waiting room before entering the clinic treatment room.
  • No food or drink is permitted in therapy rooms. A water bottle is allowed.
  • Please be quiet in the waiting area so as not to disturb sessions in progress.
  • If your child has a new cough or one that has become worse, is short of breath, feverish, vomiting or has head lice, phone the clinic and/or email your therapist directly to reschedule the appointment.
  • We would like to ensure this is a safe environment for all our clients. Please be assured we disinfect before and after every client. Due to possible allergies, please avoid strong perfumes and foods containing nut products while in the clinic.
Payment Policies
  • Full payment must be received before releasing any written document and any ongoing treatment sessions needed.
  • Previous sessions MUST be paid for BEFORE booking or attending pre-booked appointments. Future appointments will be cancelled if payment from a previous session has not been received.
  • Late payment fee: a monthly 2% late payment fee will be added to each invoice that has not been paid.
  • We accept Visa, MasterCard and Debit payments only. No personal cheques.
  • We require a credit card on file for first appointments or 50% of the session cost.
Refund Policies
  • LSCTS may provide refunds for services not rendered on a case-to-case basis. The refunded amount will be credited back by using the original payment method.
  • Refunds that have not been collected within 1 year will be used as credit for future services.
Cancellations/No Show/Late Arrival Policies
  • We must receive 24 hours’ notice prior to your scheduled appointment if a cancellation is required. 
  • Cancelled appointments with less than 24 hours’ notice will be charged 50% of the appointment fee.
  • Missed appointments (“No Shows”) without a cancellation notice will be subject to the full session rate charge.
  • If you are late for your appointment, your session will end at the designated end time and you will be charged for the full scheduled time. We make every effort to stay on schedule, so clients are not waiting.
Communication Policies
  • Telephone consultations will be billed according to the time spent.
  • No email consultations are allowed; we will discuss them at the next session.
  • LSCTS will not provide letters of support for any separated/divorced parents that are going through legal proceedings.
Insurance Coverage Policy

The client is responsible for checking their own insurance coverage. We are not responsible for any communication between insurance companies as we do not directly bill.

Family Code of Conduct

Our Family Code of Conduct is a set of guidelines outlining the expectations of clients and visitors to Lyndsey Stevenato Children’s Therapy Services.

  1. Please respect the needs of other families and clients. Disruptive behavior and excessive noise are not acceptable. We ask that language is kept child friendly within the clinic – we will not tolerate the use of offensive language in the clinic, over the phone or within emails.
  2. Please take care of our clinic, equipment and furniture. These are meant to be shared.
  3. Please respect our allergy aware policy by not bringing nut products into our clinic or wearing strong smelling scents.
  4. Please supervise your children in the waiting rooms
  5. If either the administrative staff or the therapy staff ever feel harassed or intimidated (either in person, over the phone, or through email), we will discontinue service.

While we will make every effort to work with clients/families to continue service, failure to respect the code of conduct may result in suspension or refusal to serve.

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Existing Client

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Hannah Davies

Occupational Therapist - Reg. OT (Ont.)

 

Hannah is an Occupational Therapist at LSCTS. She completed her bachelor’s degree in Child, Youth, and Family Studies from the University of Guelph, and is certified as an Early Childhood Educator.

Hannah brings a varied range of experience to her practice, drawing from her community therapy work in Vancouver, BC and from roles outside of her OT career, such as ski instructor, camp counsellor, nanny, and Early Childhood Educator. Drawing from this wealth of experience, her approach to practice is deeply rooted in early intervention and family-centered care.

Hannah enjoys working to help children of all ages achieve their goals, from infancy to young adult-hood. She is excited to use her creativity to develop fun, engaging, and enriching intervention plans while working in partnership with children and families.

Kathleen (Katie) Shaughnessy

Social Worker - MSW, RSW

 

Katie is a Social Worker at LSCTS. Katie believes in the inherent strengths of each child and her approach to counselling is rooted in building upon these strengths, fostering resilience, and empowering children to navigate life's challenges.

Katie creates a safe and supportive space by encouraging open communication, allowing children to express themselves freely. She draws from her experiences working with children and families in areas of mental health, child welfare, and mentoring coordination.

Katie incorporates trauma-informed, strengths-based and child-focused approaches to promote positive change and growth. She is passionate about ensuring children feel heard and understood, and that their perspectives are integrated into the counselling process.

Kelly Pusateri

Therapist Assistant - TA

Kelly is a Therapist Assistant at LSCTS.

Kelly has a background in parent coaching, early intervention and paediatric therapies. She has a strong passion for helping children and families along their therapy journey.

Kelly strives to provide children and their families with the support needed for them to build confidence, learn and grow. The thing Kelly loves most about working with children is when she sees the smiles on their faces and their excitement when they achieve their goals.

Wendy Neely

Behavioural Coach & Group Facilitator

 

Wendy Neely is the Behavioural Coach and a Group Facilitator at LSCTS. She is a trained Social Service Worker with a Bachelors degree in Psychology.

Wendy has spent the last 25+ years working as a Behaviour Consultant within the framework of Applied Behaviour Analysis.

Wendy's extensive knowledge, insight and passion has led her to develop and facilitate a variety of programming for children and adolescents to focus on areas of behaviour that include happiness, anger, fear, assertiveness and more.

Kaitlyn (Kaitie) Shipley

Physiotherapist

 

Kaitlyn (Kaitie) joined LSCTS in October 2023.

Emily Cooper

Occupational Therapist - Reg. OT (Ont.)

 

Emily is an Occupational Therapist at LSCTS. She completed her Master of Science in Occupational Therapy from the University of Toronto.

Emily has experience providing client-centred services to children with varied abilities. She is passionate about using a strength-based approach to help children and their families work toward their meaningful goals.

Emily is interested in fine and gross motor development as well as addressing sensory and emotional regulation needs through collaboration with children, their families, and their interdisciplinary team

Vanessa Garnett

Speech-Language Pathologist – BA (Hons), M.Cl.Sc

 

Vanessa is a Speech-Language Assistant at LSCTS. She completed her Bachelor’s Degree in Cognitive Science of Language and minored in French.

Vanessa has over 10 years of experience working with children in various capacities. She is passionate about creating a fun and engaging learning environment, as she knows that this is how children learn best.

Vanessa strives to help all children reach their full potential through a strength-based approach that uses each child’s unique skills and interests to help them achieve their goals.

Madeleine Beam

Social Worker - MSW, RSW

 

Madeleine is a Social Worker at LSCTS. She utilizes non-judgmental and culturally sensitive principles by recognizing the unique experiences and identities of each child.

Madeleine ensures that all children feel heard, understood, and valued, creating an inclusive environment where everyone can thrive. Her experiences include working in child protection, mental health, and providing counselling support to women and children in crisis.

Madeleine draws from a strengths-based approach and a narrative therapy lens, believing that every child possesses unique qualities and capabilities, and celebrates each child’s strengths as well as their individuality.

Bronwyn Westlaken

Therapist Assistant - TA

 

Bronwyn is a Therapy Assistant at LSCTS.

Bronwyn has experience providing direct care to individuals of all age groups within the neurorehabilitation field of therapy.

Bronwyn enjoys helping children find ways to improve their daily lives and participate in the world around them as fully as they can.

Lindsey Johnson

Therapist Assistant - TA

Lindsey is a Therapist Assistant at LSCTS with a diploma from Georgian College.

Lindsey has worked in many sectors, including both paediatric and hospital rehabilitation settings. Lindsey has a strong commitment to providing family-centred care by involving family members and caregivers in the therapeutic process.  

Lindsey believes in fostering a supportive and empathetic environment where children feel heard, respected, and empowered to participate in their care.

Maureen Willis

Psychotherapist - BA, MA, RP

Maureen is a Psychotherapist at LSCTS. She has certification in the ASIST Suicide Prevention Training Program and Indigenous Cultural Competency Training.

Maureen is passionate about providing an empathetic, caring, empowering and non-judgmental space. Maureen offers a strengths-based and trauma-informed approach that is collaborative and supportive, helping clients navigate through challenges to build resiliency, change and personal growth.

Maureen uses therapeutic modalities such as CBT, DBT, Internal Family Systems theory as well as mindfulness-based approaches.

Kathryn Janyce (Jan) Addy

Speech-Language Pathologist - MLS, MSc, SLP (C) Reg

Jan is a Speech-Language Pathologist at LSCTS. Jan currently sees clients in one-on-one sessions as well as servicing the Federal Schools in the greater Parry Sound area.

Jan has over 25 years’ experience working with toddlers, preschool and school-age children who experience communication delays.

Jan’s areas of interest include Articulation, Language Processing, Pragmatics, Reading Difficulties, Stuttering and Voice Delays.

Cassidy Thornton

Therapist Assistant - TA

Cassidy is a Therapist Assistant at LSCTS.

Cassidy is an experienced Therapy Assistant supporting our Occupational Therapist, Physiotherapist and Speech-Language Pathologist in the Parry Sound area.

Cassidy loves working with children particularly, to help them gain confidence, and provide them with the skills and tools they need in order to achieve their goals and reach their optimal potential. Cassidy always brings enthusiasm and positivity to her sessions!

Glenda Newton

Therapist Assistant - TA

Glenda is a Therapist Assistant at LSCTS. From 2006 – 2020 she found a passion for helping children while working in a Children’s Treatment Centre.

Glenda helps children reach their goals that are set by a supervising Occupational Therapist or Physiotherapist.

Glenda enjoys implementing activities that are goal-oriented, interesting, and beneficial. She is excited to be a part of our Parry Sound site and servicing the Federal Schools in the greater Parry Sound area.

Michelle Dermenjian

Psychologist - M.Ed., C. Psych.

Michelle has been providing psychological services for over 30 years.  She is registered with the College of Psychologists of Ontario in the areas of Clinical, Counselling, School and Organizational Psychology.  After graduating from the University of Western Ontario and the University of Alberta, she began work with Integrated Services for Northern Children in Kenora, travelling to rural and remote communities in northern Ontario, providing multi-disciplinary services for children and their families. She moved to Parry Sound, with her family, where she continued to provide diagnostic and therapy services to infants, children, adolescents, families and adults with Developmental Disabilities at Hands.  

As retired director of Children’s Services and Lead Agency of Child and Youth Mental Health, she had the privilege of working with individuals, agencies, associations, and government advisories to plan for improved services for children and youth across the province.  She considers it an honour to continue to work with clients and families now through private practice, providing professional, evidence-based services that are compassionate and safe.  

As part of her practice, she is partnering with Lyndsey Stevenato Children’s Therapy Services, providing in-person and video-supported psychological services to infants, toddlers, children, and their caregivers.

Jennifer McDonald

Social Worker - BSW, MSW, RSW

Jenn is a Social Worker at LSCTS. She believes in approaching the counselling relationship with gentleness, warmth and creativity. Jenn takes a strength-based, holistic approach to supporting those she works with and regards herself as an ally & helper in the therapy process.

Jenn has Indigenous (Mohawk) and settler Canadian background and has experience working with children, youth and families in various settings and has considerable experience working with Indigenous community directed organisations.

As a new mom, Jenn has a special interest in supporting children and youth and is passionate about creating a safe and meaningful space to foster wellness.

Mikylah Heathcote

Social Worker - BSW, MSW, RSW

CURRENTLY ON MATERNITY LEAVE
Mikylah is a Social Worker at LSCTS. Mikylah possesses over 10 years of experience working with children, adolescents and their families.

Mikylah is trained to take a trauma-informed, human rights approach within her practice. She employs a mix of therapeutic approaches in an effort to create individualized support. She also has experience as a school social worker with a strong knowledge base for navigating the educational system.

Mikylah takes a strength-based, inclusive, and empathetic approach to addressing challenges. She is passionate about empowering parents/guardians and children/adolescents throughout their work with her and beyond!

Sarah Stec

Communicative Disorders Assistant - CDA

Sarah is a Communicative Disorders Assistant at LSCTS. She will be working under the supervision of the Speech Language Pathologist to provide treatment either in 1-on-1 or group settings.

Sarah is also a certified Child and Youth Counsellor, with a background in working with deaf, hard of hearing, and deafblind individuals. She also has experience working with Mental Health concerns, Autism Spectrum Disorder, Down Syndrome, Cerebral Palsy, and Multiple Sclerosis.

Sarah has a special interest in motor speech disorders and is passionate about making a difference in others lives by helping them reach their goals.

Tiffannie Peterratnaraj

Communicative Disorders Assistant - CDA

Tiffannie is a Communicative Disorders Assistant at LSCTS. She is passionate about providing an avenue to communication in any form with the end goal of autonomy and self-sufficiency for her clients.

Tiffannie has previously worked as a CDA under a private SLP providing in person and online speech and language services to the paediatric population.

Tiffannie is interested in play-based learning and its role in childhood language development. She is also excited to learn more about providing accessibility in all areas of life.

Vanessa Garnett

Speech-Language Pathologist Candidate – BA (Hons), M.Cl.Sc (Candidate)

Vanessa will be join the LSCTS Speech team June 2023

Vanessa is a Speech-Language Pathologist Candidate at LSCTS. She completed her Bachelor’s Degree in Cognitive Science of Language and minored in French.

Vanessa has over 10 years of experience working with children in various capacities. She is passionate about creating a fun and engaging learning environment, as she knows that this is how children learn best.

Vanessa strives to help all children reach their full potential through a strength-based approach that uses each child’s unique skills and interests to help them achieve their goals.

Erin Gilchrist

Speech-Language Pathologist - MHSc, SLP-C. Reg. CASLPO

Erin is a Speech-Language Pathologist at LSCTS and a Professor with the Communicative Disorders Assistant Program at Georgian College. She is passionate about working with families and using client-centred care to create meaningful communication goals.

Erin teaches clinical skills to CDAs and has experience working with paediatric and school aged populations for speech, language and communication difficulties.

Erin’s areas of interest include: articulation, phonology, motor speech and language development.

Marissa Buckland

Therapist Assistant - BHSc., TA

Marissa is a Therapist Assistant at LSCTS with a bachelor’s degree in Rehabilitation Science and Bioarchaeology.

Mariss’s experience includes working in psychogeriatrics, traumatic brain injuries, and supervising OT assistants in training as they begin their careers.

Marissa enjoys being the bridge between parents and their children by offering a space for the children to learn and express themselves freely and providing parents the education and tools to support their children between sessions.

Lisa Ivany

Physiotherapist/Psychotherapist (Qualifying) - BScPT, PT, RP (Q)

Lisa is the Physiotherapist at LSCTS. She loves helping her clients and their families reach their goals.

Lisa has over 25 years working in various settings, including in a large children’s hospital, a children’s treatment centre, and within community-based programs, working with children from 4 days to 18 years old.

Lisa has a special interest in working with infants and new parents, as well as neurodivergent infants and children. She is also authorized to prescribe seating and mobility equipment through the Assistive Devices Program (ADP).

Samanta Rivas Argueta

Occupational Therapist - OT Reg. (Ont.)

Samanta Rivas Argueta is an Occupational Therapist at LSCTS. She completed her Bachelor’s degree in Human Biology & Nutritional Sciences.

Samanta strives to provide client-centered therapy for children of all ages in fun and engaging ways.

Samanta is passionate to work together with children and their families towards their unique goals. She uses a strength-based approach to foster a positive learning environment.

Pooja Patel

Occupational Therapist - OT Reg. (Ont.)

Pooja Patel is an Occupational Therapist at LSCTS. She has over 9 years of experience working within the pediatric population, namely child and adolescent mental health.

Pooja’s training includes Handwriting Without Tears, Astronaut Training (sound activated vestibular-visual sensory protocol), Interoception-Based supports, trauma-informed practice, mindfulness, meditation and more.

Pooja prioritizes healthy lifestyle balance strategies as a key approach to support clients in building skills and resiliency. She is passionate about parent wellness and utilizes a strength-based perspective to facilitate change and add more joy in life!

Justine Kitchen

Occupational Therapist, OT Reg. (Ont.) - Senior Therapist

CURRENTLY ON MATERNITY LEAVE
Justine Kitchen is an Occupational Therapist at LSCTS. She has over 10 years experience as an OT and has worked in the Paediatric field her entire career.

Justine’s practice has always focused on family-centered care. It’s her educated belief that you cannot treat just the child, but that progress involves active involvement from parents and/or other caregivers in that child’s life.

Justine enjoys helping parents/caregivers navigate the recognition of needs and creating a plan of action for therapy and care. She is interested in child/adolescent mental health and emotional regulation and how this can be intertwined with sensory issues and resulting behaviours.

Sally Jishi

Occupational Therapist - M. Sc (OT), OT Reg. (Ont.)

Sally is an Occupational Therapist at LSCTS. She completed her Bachelor’s Degree in Biology.

Sally has over 5 years of experience working with children of different ages, skills and abilities in many different areas of occupational therapy practice including fine motor skills, visual perceptual skills, play skills and school readiness.

Sally is passionate about working with children and their support systems to help them reach their potential and meet their goals.

Jessica Cronk

Occupational Therapist - OT Reg. (Ont.)

Jessica Cronk is an Occupational Therapist at LSCTS. She completed her Bachelor’s Degree in Kinesiology.

Jessica is passionate about using play to help children use their strengths to develop skills in a fun and engaging way. She has experience with children with many different skill sets and abilities.

Jessica is interested in all areas of therapy, and in particular enjoys working on fine motor, gross motor, visual perceptual, and feeding skills.

Jennifer Atkinson

Occupational Therapist - OT Reg. (Ont.)
School services only

Jenn is an Occupational Therapist. She currently works for LSCTS by servicing private schools to help support kids to be the best students they can be.

Jenn has worked with a variety of aged kids in many different settings – including child care, overnight camps, and day camps and in pediatric private practice.

Jenn enjoys getting to know each child’s interests and strengths so she can use those in therapy to progress towards their goals. She particularly likes working on fine motor and self-regulation skills.

Mallory Donaldson

Communications/Human Resources

Mallory is the Communications and Human Resources Assistant at LSCTS.

Mallory has over 10 years of experience working in a variety of Office Administrative roles and loves to engage within a fun and collaborative work environment.

Mallory has an interest in engaging with people and enjoys being a part of the marketing and social media team of LSCTS. Mallory is a self-proclaimed nerd, and has been known to cosplay from time to time.

Becky Robinson

Client Care Lead

Becky is the Client Care Lead at LSCTS. She has been working with the clinic since July 2006, being the first point of contact for the families of LSCTS.

Becky has a genuine interest in all the children and families that walk through the doors of LSCTS, and has had the great pleasure of watching children grow up as they have visited the clinic throughout the years.

Becky is always quick to greet families with a warm and caring smile, and always ready to lend a listening ear. Outside of work, Becky enjoys spending time with her family and going for walks with them.

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Joanne van Rennes

Clinic Director - BScN, RN

Joanne is the Clinic Director for LSCTS. She is a Registered Nurse.

Joanne has over 25 years experience as a manager in a variety of Community Health settings, with a focus on family centered care and engagement.

Joanne has an interest in building strong teams and loves working in the richness of a multi-disciplinary environment. Outside of work Joanne loves hanging out with her family and her dogs.