Clinical Psychologist
Farron’s therapeutic approach is grounded in an existential perspective, emphasizing personal freedom, responsibility, and the pursuit of meaning. You are the expert of your own experience and possess the capacity for change if that is what you want; my role is to guide and support that process.
She primarily works with individuals navigating significant life changes, with a focus on trauma and the neurodivergent experience. Her warm, direct communication style fosters a safe, collaborative environment where you can explore concerns and better understand yourself. The best treatment path combines your preferences, empirically supported modalities, and the expertise of your clinician.
In treatment, Farron draws from empirically supported treatments, including Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Dialectical Behaviour Therapy, Prolonged Exposure Therapy, and Cognitive Processing Therapy. Her integrated approach incorporates consideration of lifestyle factors (e.g., movement, nutrition, rest) as key components to mental wellness. She also provides comprehensive psychological assessments for diagnostic clarification, disability evaluations, VAC assessment, and ADHD and autism assessments.
CREDENTIALS
Doctorate in Clinical Psychology | University of Saskatchewan | 2022
