About YEG Psychology
About Us
Since 2017
Meet the YEG Psychology Team
Dr. Janice Dicks
Dr. Holly Whyte
Dr. Jasmine Bajwa
Ms. Krista Bruyer
Ms. Carey Best
Ms. Kenedy Dowler
Ms. Erica Perrott-Mazerolle
Ms. Ashlyn Demers
Mr. Kingsley Chan
Ms. Andrea Perra
Ms. Hayley Mueller
Ms. Joanna Parker
Ms. Theodora (Thea) Varvis
Ms. Anita Gautam
Ms. Leah Gatti
Ms. Chantel Lagimodiere
Ms. Amy Sutton
Ms. Kyla Knight
Psychology Assistant
Kyla is currently in the last year of her undergrad in psychology with plans to pursue a Master’s degree in counselling in the near future. Kyla aspires to be a registered psychologist and looks forward to focusing on women’s mental health with a keen interest in health psychology. When she’s not studying or exercising, Kyla is usually planning her next outdoor adventure that includes a forest, mountain, or beach.
“Of all the beautiful truths pertaining to the soul none is more gladdening or fruitful than to know you can regenerate and make yourself what you will.”
– William James
Ms. Christina Tomaras
Office Manager
Christina recently graduated from MacEwan University with a Bachelor of Science in Honours Psychology. She dedicated much of her undergraduate degree researching the stigma of suicide and clinical disorders including depression and schizophrenia, as well as perspectives regarding medical assistance in dying for mental illness. She plans on pursing a Master’s degree in counselling and subsequently registering as a psychologist. When she is not in the office, Christina enjoys snowboarding, walking her pug, travelling and reading psychological thrillers.
“Becoming is better than being.”
– Carol Dweck
Our Logo
Cherry blossoms symbolize the beginning of spring; a time of renewal, optimism, and hope that the future is bursting with possibilities. Uniquely, cherry blossoms bloom for only a short amount of time before the blooms begin to fall. This short season of the cherry blooms represent the timeless metaphor for human existence. This metaphor is tied to the theme of mindfulness—the practiced ability to live in the present. The life cycle of these flowers remind us to pay attention to the living, breathing world around us and that many things in life are fleeting, including our joys and struggles.
Represented through our logo, at YEG Psychology we believe that the symbolism associated with cherry blossoms is reflected in our therapeutic change process and philosophy. Despite challenging situations we may face in life, we are reminded that these are passing moments and as we start to grow and “blossom” we are embarking on a journey of renewal and hope. We must try to slow down, pay attention, and be mindful of all of the changes that exist within ourselves as our future is filled with endless possibilities.
