Best Psychologists in Kamloops

Dr. Carmen Swanson is a Clinical Psychologist in Kamloops. She has been a Registered Psychologist in BC since 2003 and has worked in many settings. She worked as a Psychologist with a First Nations Child and Family Services agency between 2000 and 2005. In addition, she is a qualified specialist with Autism Community Training Network in BC. Dr. Carmen assesses autism spectrum disorders in children and youth, fetal alcohol spectrum disorders and many more. Her initial Master's thesis and doctoral work focused on examining the role of certain cognitive factors in children and youth with learning disabilities and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. She also offers psycho-educational assessments and psychovocational assessments of youth and adults. In addition, the expert worked as a Psychologist with a First Nations Child and Family Services agency. Dr. Carmen Swanson practices at the Swanson & Associates Psychologists.

Dr. Martin C. Scherrer is one of the best psychologists in Kamloops. He has obtained his Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology and M.Sc in Clinical Psychology from the University of Calgary. Dr. Martin C. Scherrer is a member of the Canadian Psychological Association. He provides various psychological assessment, clinical, therapeutic and advisory services. He was employed for over seven years as a psychologist with Tertiary Mental Health Service within the Interior Health Authority. In 2016, Dr. Scherrer started his private practice, Interior Psychological Services, out of which he currently practices full-time. Dr. Scherrer focuses his practice on individual cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) with adults and actively promotes evidence-based psychotherapy through his membership on the Board of Directors of CACBT–ACTCC. Dr. Scherrer is a Psychologist Provider for Veteran Affairs Canada, Royal Canadian Mounted Police, and Canadian Forces.

Dr. Katherine P. Elliott is one of the leading psychologists in Kamloops, British Columbia. She is experienced in working with complex, severe, and persistent mental illness and is known for taking a compassionate, recovery-focused approach. Dr. Elliott has provided many workshops and training sessions for Tertiary Mental Health on working with emotions, mindfulness, and cognitive behavioral-based approaches. She has co-facilitated several CBT training workshops at the Royal Ottawa Hospital and the Regina Qu’Appelle Health Region. In addition, she has provided numerous Project ECHO wellness sessions for healthcare workers during the COVID-19 Pandemic. Dr. Katherine P. Elliott strives to empower her patients and to establish a safe and comfortable atmosphere when being treated.