Meet AVERY
In 2013, Tanya’s daughter Avery started Grade 1. This sweet kid struggled to behave, learn and make friends in the expected ways.
Once Tanya had Avery assessed, everything made sense. The diagnoses and recommendations from the assessment process shifted Avery’s learning trajectory in profoundly positive ways.
From that point on, Tanya turned her focus to helping kids like Avery - as well as their parents and teachers - to thrive and succeed. A true labour of love!
While brainstorming possible names for the clinic, Avery looked at Tanya and said, “Well… Why do you do what you do?”
The answer was clear.
Meet TANYA
Hello and welcome!
I’m Tanya Keto, Registered Psychologist, Permanent Professionally Certified Teacher and Avery’s mom.
I have more than 20 years’ combined experience in a variety of roles, approaching my work from a place of empathy, insight and expertise. By combining my experiences as a teacher, learning strategist, guidance counselor, public educator, advocate and school psychologist with my professional practice, I set students and their families up for success.
In the last two decades, I’ve become an expert in Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and Learning Disabilities, Dyslexia in particular. I have extensive experience supporting twice-exceptional gifted learners, in addition to students struggling with mood and anxiety disorders.
Helping kids succeed through assessment is a process I am deeply passionate about, as well as showing parents and teachers new ways to support their students. Under the supervision of a respected assessment psychologist at Calgary’s Foothills Academy Society, I completed over 3,000 hours of assessment training.
In addition to assessments, I provide regular coaching and education to teachers, caregivers and educational specialists.
As a Parent Coach for the Centre for ADHD Awareness Canada (CADDAC), I improve outcomes for children and families coping with ADHD and relationships in the home.
I am also a member of the International Dyslexia Association (IDA) and the Children and Adults with Attention-Deficit Disorder (CHADD).
As a Sessional Instructor at the University of Calgary, I teach Learning Disabilities in the Master of Education program.
I know what parenting a struggling child is like. Please contact me with any questions you have!