Wildflowers

Wildflowers is dedicated to helping your child be their very best at home, at school, and in the community. We provide private therapy services in Regina for your child birth to 18 years old. Evening, weekend, and daytime appointments available.

Speech Therapy
Psychology
Occupational Therapy
Tutoring
Music Therapy
Dietitian and Nutrition

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What is Wildflowers?

Wildflowers is a collaborative team of professionals representing a unique model in private practice for Regina, Saskatchewan. Our approach removes the stress of running around to different locations, professionals, and specialists. Wildflowers has exceptional individuals from different fields in one location providing comprehensive services. We help you achieve the goals and dreams you have for your child. We strive to be Saskatchewan’s most family-centered children’s therapy service where parents are empowered to discover their own skills in developing their child through everyday moments.

Speech-Language Pathology

A speech-language pathologist helps your child communicate effectively using clear speech sounds and words/sentences to share their thoughts. Your child could find understanding what others are saying challenging; a speech language pathologist can help your child follow directions and respond to questions appropriately. Socially we tell stories, greet others, comment, and ask questions to initiate and maintain a conversation. Your child might find that back-and-forth of social interaction difficult. To communicate we have to organize our thoughts, pay attention, remember, and plan all at the same time. That’s a lot going on just to interact with another human.

Areas of concern: talking, understanding others, articulation of sounds, social interactions, stuttering, hearing, feeding and swallowing

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Psychology

A psychologist can help when your child is struggling with behaviour challenges or you are worried about their emotional health. A psychologist can help when you child is having learning difficulties in the classroom. Psychological assessment can provide a thorough understanding of your child’s strengths and difficulties. From there, we work together to build a treatment plan that is tailored to meet the needs of your child and your family.

Areas of concern: anxiety, ADHD, emotional regulation, behaviour, parent resilience and self-care, adaptive skills, cognition, academics, Autism assessment

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Occupational Therapy

An occupational therapists role in your child’s life is unique and dynamic. Your child may have difficulty with everyday tasks such as, sitting, dressing, eating, and potty-training. You might notice when your child plays using their fingers things aren’t working quite as well; that’s their fine motor skills. As children grow they must be able to sit in a classroom and use those fine motor skills to write and cut with scissors. The ability to self-regulate is a significant factor for school success, occupational therapy looks at this through a sensory lens. Find out more about how an occupational therapist can help with everyday life skills and self-regulation.

Areas of concern: picky eaters/problem feeders, fine motor, dressing, potty-training, bedtime routine, sensory, behaviour, visual perception

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Educational Strategist / Tutoring

An Educational Strategist is an inclusive educator who employs their knowledge and experience with the school system and the Saskatchewan Curriculum to assist you in navigating your child’s educational needs (reading, writing, math). An Educational Strategist works collaboratively with families to provide individualized academic and social/emotional interventions that will increase school success. The Educational Strategist is trained to work with typically developing children, as well as children with autism, cognitive disabilities, Down syndrome, ADHD, and learning disabilities.

Areas of concern: reading, writing, math, executive functioning skills, school readiness skills, emotional regulation, social skills, managing school documents (IIPs)

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Music Therapy

Music Therapy is a discipline in which credentialed professionals (MT-BC) use music purposefully within therapeautic relationships to support development, health, and well-being. Music therapists use music safetly and ethically to address human needs within cognitive, communicative, emotional, musical, physical, social, and spiritual domains. Neurologic Music Therapy (NMT) is an evidence-based treatment model that uses standardized, research-based techniques to treat the brain using music and rhythm. NMT is based on the neuroscience of music perception, music production, and music cognition.

Areas of concern: Autism, language delay, gross-motor/walking (Rhythmic Auditory Stimulation), socialization

Did you Know?

At Wildflowers we provide treatment services for children with Autism. In addition to treatment services, we also offer private Autism assessments for those seeking a diagnosis.