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In accordance with guidelines from the College of Alberta Psychologists and the Psychologists’ Association of Alberta, Ashleigh will be continuing to see clients via telepsychology through Phase 2 re-opening and school re-entry. We will be monitoring health recommendations regarding in-person psychological sessions for children and teens as data regarding a second wave of covid-19 in Alberta becomes available.
In accordance with guidelines from the College of Alberta Psychologists and the Psychologists’ Association of Alberta, Ashleigh will be continuing to see clients via telepsychology through Phase 2 re-opening and school re-entry. We will be monitoring health recommendations regarding in-person psychological sessions for children and teens as data regarding a second wave of covid-19 in Alberta becomes available.
In light of the ongoing COVID-19 crisis, Ashleigh has decided that all sessions will be offered solely via telepsychology for the foreseeable future.
A weekly, virtual lunch hour meeting for providers who are supporting Two-Spirit, Trans, and gender diverse people.
In this session, Dr. Ashleigh Yule will share background, findings, and applications from her dissertation research. Ashleigh will speak to her work at the intersections of autism and gender diversity, and provide rationale for amplifying the lived expertise of transgender autistic individuals within the clinical and research narratives in these fields.