Why people come here
You may feel unsure whether ADHD, autism, anxiety, burnout, or another pattern explains what you or your child are experiencing. You may feel stuck without clear answers and want a better understanding of what is going on.

What I do
I offer assessment and counselling for children, teens, adults, and families seeking clarity, understanding, and practical support. I also support presentations that can be missed or misunderstood, including those often seen in women. Assessment helps identify how the brain works and what may be contributing to the difficulties you are facing. Counselling helps turn that understanding into meaningful change in daily life.

What you get
My approach is thoughtful, clear, and focused on helping people better understand themselves or their children. Whether you are looking for answers, support, or a path forward, the goal is to provide insight that feels useful and actionable.

Getting started
If you are looking for assessment or counselling for yourself or your child, you can book an appointment to take the next step.

Riley Morrell

Registered Psychologist

Hi, I’m Riley. I’m a psychologist who provides assessment and counselling for children, teens, adults, and families.I do this work because I genuinely care about helping people understand themselves. When things have felt confusing, missed, or hard to put into words, having a clearer picture can make an enormous difference. I want clients to feel supported, understood, and like they are sitting across from a real person.I work with children, teens, adults, and families, and I am especially passionate about neurodiversity and autism. I also care deeply about the kinds of presentations that are often overlooked or misunderstood, including those that can show up in women. Whether someone is coming for assessment, counselling, or both, my goal is to offer clarity that is thoughtful, practical, and genuinely useful.My style is warm, curious, and direct. I take my work seriously, but I do not believe the process has to feel cold or distant. Good psychology, to me, is not about forcing people into neat categories (unless that is helpful). It is about understanding how they think, how they experience the world, and what will actually help.Outside of work, I am a huge nerd. I love board games, Dungeons and Dragons, Magic: The Gathering, video games, sci-fi, fantasy, and spending time with my two cats. I think those interests say a lot about me: I like complexity, stories, systems, and the many different ways people make meaning of their worlds.