Cheryl began her career in mental health in 2007, initially focused on supporting families with children diagnosed with developmental disabilities. She helped families navigate the unique challenges faced by both the child and the broader family system, and later earned a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from the University of Lethbridge in 2010.

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Her career progressed when she became a Program Supervisor at a local not-for-profit organization, further strengthening her commitment to supporting families in need. In 2012, Cheryl expanded her expertise by completing a Master of Arts in Counselling Psychology at Yorkville University.

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Cheryl’s clinical experience includes work with Alberta Health Services through the Diversion Services Program, supporting individuals with mental health challenges in their rehabilitation and reintegration into society. She later joined the Regional Collaborative Services Program (RCSD)—a partnership between Alberta Health Services and Southern Alberta rural school division designed to bridge the gap between community and school-based mental health services.

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She also worked in the field of concurrent disorders, focusing on addiction treatment, before transitioning to return-to-work programming, where she continues to apply her diverse experience to help individuals achieve their personal and professional goals.

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In 2019, Cheryl opened her private practice, where she draws on her extensive background to offer a holistic, whole-system approach to healing. With a focus on the interconnectedness of mind, body, and spirit, Cheryl works with both individuals and couples to heal core emotional wounds, trauma, and deeply held core beliefs. She supports clients in navigating challenges, deepening self-awareness, and building healthier, more fulfilling lives