A person's most useful asset is not a head full of knowledge, but a heart full of love, an ear ready to listen and a hand willing to help others.

I identify as Nehiyew Iskwew, a Cree Woman. I am registered to Kehewin Cree Nation near Bonnyville, AB under my father from the John family. I also have many ties to the Metis community through my Poitras family. Helping my community and my people is what led me to this profession. 

Jasmine Fouillard, B.Sc., M.Ed., R. Psych #6174

• I obtained my Bachelor of Science, Major in Psychology, and Minor in Biology in 2012 from MacEwan University. 
• I obtained my Bachelor of Education, After Degree in 2014 from the University of Alberta.
• I then graduated with my Masters of Education- School and Applied Child Psychology in 2019 from the University of Calgary
• Became a Fully Registered Psychologist in January 2022
• Vice-chair of Indigenizing Psychology with the Psychologists Association of Alberta (PAA)

I am primarily trained in completing assessments. This includes evaluation of Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (AD/HD), Learning Disabilities, Memory, Mood, Personality, Addictions, etc. If there is an area you need for an assessment or are wondering about other areas not listed, don't hesitate to get in touch with me. 

I am also play therapy trained, and I use those methods for assessment, interventions, and sessions as required,

I have a few years of experience as a teacher before becoming a psychologist. I trained in Grade 4 classrooms but substituted from Kindergarten to Grade 12. I was then employed as a High School Science teacher at a local First Nation school. After this, I taught and tutored adults in upgrading for trade entrance exams. 

This experience has helped me see what interventions work and don't, as well as how to interact with various people with different needs. 

When i was As a provisional psychologist, I have trained in Edmonton school districts and gained extensive exposure to various special needs populations. Working with many disciplines in these settings has given me an appreciation for and awareness of other professionals and the support available.

As a psychologist in a private clinic and with contract work on First Nations, I have been given a chance to support many individuals in a holistic and sometimes culturally relevant manner. I am aware of how assessments have not always best served Indigenous people and have worked to minimize unnecessary or misdiagnosis. 

I take pride in what I do, am passionate about learning more, and hope I can best serve you and your family.