Westside Child Psychology is a child psychology clinic located in the Aspen Glen Landing area of southwest Calgary, AB, offering focused mental health support for children, adolescents, and families. The clinic brings together experienced child psychologists who specialize in understanding the emotional, behavioural, and developmental needs of young people at different stages of life.

One of the core services available is psychoeducational assessment. These assessments help identify learning disabilities, attention difficulties, giftedness, and other cognitive or academic challenges that may be affecting a child's progress at school or at home. Having a clear, thorough assessment can be a meaningful first step for families who have questions about how their child learns or processes information.

Beyond assessments, the clinic provides evidence-based therapy for children and teens dealing with a range of concerns. This can include anxiety, depression, behavioural difficulties, emotional regulation challenges, and social struggles. Sessions are designed to be a positive experience for young clients, with practitioners who genuinely prioritize building a comfortable connection with each child they see.

Parenting support is also part of what the clinic offers. Raising children comes with real challenges, and the team recognizes how much effort and care parents put into their children's well-being. Working with a psychologist can give families practical strategies and a clearer understanding of their child's needs.

Families visiting the clinic will find it situated at Suite 242, 333 Aspen Glen Landing SW, a location that is reasonably accessible for those living in the southwest Calgary communities. The surrounding Aspen Woods and Signal Hill neighbourhoods make up a growing residential area where access to specialized child mental health services is genuinely valued.

Whether a family is seeking an initial consultation, a formal assessment, or ongoing counselling, Westside Child Psychology approaches each situation with care and professional attention. The goal is always to understand the individual child and help both the young person and their family move forward with greater confidence and clarity. If you have concerns about your child's mental health, learning, or behaviour, reaching out to schedule a conversation is a practical and worthwhile first step.