Sienna is a Registered Provisional Psychologist with a Master’s in Counselling Psychology from Yorkville University. She has worked in the Human services field for well over a decade. In recent years, Sienna has worked as a respite provider to children diagnosed with ADHD, autism, generalized anxiety disorder, selective mutism, and oppositional defiant disorder. As the mother of two neurodivergent children herself, Sienna is well aware of the void in the system when it comes to supporting the caregivers of children with heightened behavioral, social, and sensory challenges. Thus, she is passionate about offering support and guidance to individuals who are directly and indirectly affected by ADHD and/or autism. Making meaningful connections is a top priority for Sienna and she works to create a safe space for the diverse needs of each client. Sienna uses client centered therapy as her foundation and draws from several modalities including compassion focused therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, play therapy, narrative therapy, and internal family systems. Sienna also provides psychoeducation to caregivers so they can better understand how their child’s brain differences affect development/behavior. When Sienna is not supporting clients she gets a lot of joy from her gaggle of cute animals, listening to audio books, and hiking with her kids.