Dr. Traleena Rouleau
Clinical and School Psychologist
Profile Overview
I provide psychoeducational assessments for children, adolescents, and young adults. My main areas of expertise include learning disabilities, intellectual disabilities, autism spectrum disorder (ASD), attention-deficit/
Availability
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Service Information
Services
Gifted Assessment, Psychoeducational Assessment, Developmental Assessment
Client Type
School-aged Children, Adolescents
Presenting Concerns
ADHD, Learning Disabilities, Intellectual Disability, Autism, Giftedness, Language Disorder
Contact Information
Pricing Details
Psychoeducational Assessment: $3500
Psychoeducational Assessment including Autism Assessment: $4250
Approximate Wait Time: Summer 2026
Psychoeducational Assessment including Autism Assessment: $4250
Approximate Wait Time: Summer 2026
Availability & Service Details
Psychoeducational assessments include interviews with the client, their family, and their teachers, standardized assessment and questionnaire administration, scoring and interpretation, comprehensive report-writing, and a feedback meeting to review results and recommendations. Additional consultation or follow-up feedback sessions are available at $250/hour. Before starting the assessment process, please ensure that vision has been recently tested. Assessment services are offered on Mondays and Tuesdays during daytime hours in the summer months.
Etransfer, Debit, Visa, MasterCard, and cash are accepted. Payment is due when the service is provided. Several extended health care plans include psychological services; clients are encouraged to confirm coverage with their provider in advance.
Etransfer, Debit, Visa, MasterCard, and cash are accepted. Payment is due when the service is provided. Several extended health care plans include psychological services; clients are encouraged to confirm coverage with their provider in advance.
Additional Contact Information
Please contact reception at 613-228-1174 to inquire about summer availability.
Phone Number
Therapeutic Approaches, Clinical Experience, and Additional Information
I am a clinical and school psychologist who is authorized to provide services to children, adolescents, adults, couples, and families in Ontario. Currently, I offer assessment services at Centrepointe Professional Services. During the academic year, I work at the Ottawa-Carleton District School Board (OCDSB). In this role, I provide assessment and intervention services to students in elementary and high school settings. I also provide consultation for school teams to support students' academics, behaviour, and social-emotional well-being. I completed my predoctoral residency at the OCDSB. I also completed my supervised practice at the OCDSB, as well as the Ottawa Couple and Family Institute. During my Ph.D., I completed practica at community mental health settings, private practices, the Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario (CHEO), and the school board. A primary focus of my clinical training and work experience has been supporting clients with autism spectrum disorder. This area was the focus of my practicum at CHEO and my rotation during my residency. I have pursued additional training focused on psychoeducational assessments (such as the Conducting Effective Psychoeducational Assessments program offered by the Regional Assessment and Resource Centre).
My approach to assessment is client-centered and strengths-based. I aim to provide assessment services that are meaningful for clients, their families, and their community partners (such as schools, post-secondary institutions, employers, service support organizations, and other medical professionals). As a psychologist who works across the lifespan, I use a developmental perspective when conducting assessments. In addition to providing understandable information about clients' profiles, I also create recommendations that are practical, evidence-based, and directly connected to client strengths and areas of need.
My approach to assessment is client-centered and strengths-based. I aim to provide assessment services that are meaningful for clients, their families, and their community partners (such as schools, post-secondary institutions, employers, service support organizations, and other medical professionals). As a psychologist who works across the lifespan, I use a developmental perspective when conducting assessments. In addition to providing understandable information about clients' profiles, I also create recommendations that are practical, evidence-based, and directly connected to client strengths and areas of need.
Educational Background and Professional Affiliations
Education and Training
Member of the College of Psychologists and Behaviour Analysts of Ontario since 2024
Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology with concentration in Child and Family Psychological Services from the University of Ottawa (2024)
B.A. Honours in Psychology from Carleton University (2018)
Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology with concentration in Child and Family Psychological Services from the University of Ottawa (2024)
B.A. Honours in Psychology from Carleton University (2018)
Memberships and Professional Affiliations
Member of the Canadian Psychological Association
Member of the Ontario Psychological Association
Member of the Ottawa Academy of Psychology
Member of the Ontario Psychological Association
Member of the Ottawa Academy of Psychology