Do you know a child struggling with:
We are at 12820 St. Albert Trail, on the main floor of the UMC Professional Building.
Our office is at the northeast corner, with its own entrance.
There is plenty of free parking in the parking lot, just steps away from our front door. Signs are marked with “UMC Building Parking”
You will need a referral letter faxed to the Connect Clinic from a physician. Our fax number is (855) 949-3709.
Please contact the clinic to inquire
The first appointment is about 45 min, and follow-ups are 15-30 minutes.
Kids and teens, ages 3-17, who are struggling with learning, behaviour or mental health issues.
Typical patients include those with ADHD, Anxiety, Autism Spectrum Disorder, Depression and Learning Disorders.
No. Dr. D only consults (meets and advises) on learning, behaviour and mental health challenges. She will work closely with your child to establish school, community and behaviour supports, but your child will need their usual family doctor and/or pediatrician for ongoing medical care.
Please be aware that if you are 15 minutes late for your appointment, we will need to reschedule.
Please be aware that if you do not show up for your first appointment (i.e. no cancellation, no explanation), a new referral will be required. Similarly, if you cancel or are 15+ minutes late for 2 or more appointments, a new referral will be required.
We are committed to providing a safe, secure, and respectful environment for all patients and staff. We will not tolerate any verbal or physical aggression, harassment and/or rudeness.
All medication refills require a faxed request from your pharmacy. To avoid the stress of running out of medication with no refills, please plan to get refills at least one week before the prescription runs out.
a. Dr.DeBruyne does not require both parents’ presence and/or consent to assess and/or treat your child; only one parent’s consent is required (unless a court order prevents this parent from medical decision-making).
b. A copy of the parents’ separation agreement is sometimes required
c. Dr.DeBruyne is not required to inform the non-present parent of the child’s visit.
d. Dr.DeBruyne does not review the child’s visit with the non-present parent.
e. Should the non-present parent wish to receive a copy of the child’s visit note, that parent may request a copy to be sent by confidential/encrypted email.
As each patient is unique, we triage incoming referrals on a case-by-case basis. Please note, we may require additional documentation (ex. questionnaires, reports, etc.) prior to scheduling a consultation with Dr.DeBruyne.
The Canadian ADHD Resource Alliance (CADDRA)
ADHD Association of Greater Edmonton
Learning Disabilities Association of Alberta
While there are numerous specialized learning programs in the Edmonton and surrounding areas, please reach out to your school board to inquire further information on program options, eligibility requirements and availability.
