Providing specialized and compassionate mental health care to children, adolescents, and their caregivers
Virtual care across Alberta
Walking therapy within and around Canmore
Clinic in Canmore, AB
Dr. Rachel Moline
Clinical Psychologist
Dr. Moline is a clinical psychologist, researcher, and scientist–practitioner. With a Master's and Doctoral degree specializing in Child and Adolescent Clinical Psychology, Dr. Moline's highly specialized and expert training in the assessment and intervention of children and adolescents makes her uniquely suited to support your child's development, mental health, and overall well-being.
Dr. Moline's therapeutic approach is family-centered, rooted in neuroscience, and is emotion-focused. She emphasizes collaboration with parents, recognizing them as indispensable partners in this journey. She holds a deep appreciation for the pivotal role caregivers play in promoting the well-being of their children.
As a Health Psychologist, Dr. Moline also has expertise with children's medical and health-related needs. She has conducted and published research in the field of children's pain experiences and has worked with children and families impacted by chronic pain and health conditions.
Guiding brighter futures for young minds, together with their caregivers
Did you know?
In Alberta, only 1 in 5* Registered Psychologists have earned a doctoral degree (PhD), while 4 in 5 hold a Master’s degree (e.g., MA, MEd)
* Data obtained from the College of Alberta Psychologists, 2023
Every Child Matters
Canmore Child & Family Psychology hopes to provide mental health support and resources to all children and families in need. And yet, access to mental health care (and other forms of medical care) is not equally experienced by all groups in Canada.
We invite you to join us in contemplating the ongoing impacts of colonialism and marginalization on Indigenous Nations and Peoples – critically affecting their access to health, education, justice, and economic and social opportunities. The ‘truth’ is that substantive action is needed to reach 'reconciliation' - not merely acknowledgments or empty pledges.
In an effort to improve mental health support accessibility, Dr. Moline offers sliding-scale services to those from Indigenous communities. Dr. Moline is an active learner in the realm of decolonizing “academic” therapeutic practices, and focuses on centering family units and community histories, appreciating other ways of knowing.
Canmore Child & Family Psychology gratefully acknowledges that our practice operates on the traditional, unsurrendered land of the Îyârhe Nakoda (Stoney Nakoda) Nation and other Treaty 7 and Métis Region 3 Indigenous Peoples. Situated in the Treaty 7 region of Southern Alberta, Canmore resides on the ancestral land of the Îyârhe Nakoda, encompassing the Bearspaw First Nation, Chiniki First Nation, Goodstoney First Nation, as well as Tsuut’ina First Nation and the Blackfoot Confederacy – comprised of the Siksika, Piikani, and Kainai.