Welcome to Black Swan Psychology


A space for curiosity, creativity, and connection, nestled in a historic building in the heart of Regina's Cathedral neighbourhood.

Embracing the unknown.

Much like the black swan, what was once thought non-existent was simply something yet to be seen. Similarly, children and youth can experience the world in ways that aren't visible, recognized, or understood by those around them.

When we are willing to see beyond what is familiar, we make room for children to feel empowered and trust in who they are.

Hi, I'm Jaezila

Jaezila Crittenden, M.Ed.,
Registered Psychologist

I’m a Registered Psychologist providing therapy for children and adolescents, along with consultation for parents and caregivers. I have a particular interest in neurodivergence and in understanding the many ways young people experience, communicate, and move through the world.My approach is collaborative, relational, and grounded in genuine connection. Therapy is thoughtfully adapted to each young person—their strengths, interests, developmental needs, capacity, and ways of engaging. Depending on the person and the day, that might look like conversation, creativity, play, movement, practical skill-building, or simply taking time to become comfortable and build connection.I believe meaningful therapy begins with the experience of feeling understood—making space for who someone is, rather than assumptions about who they should be.

Ways to work together

Therapy, consultation, and assessment shaped around the individual—because understanding what someone truly needs begins with understanding who they are as a whole.

Child & Adolescent Therapy

A collaborative and individualized space for children and adolescents to explore emotions, identity, challenges, and the ways they experience and move through the world.

Parent & Caregiver Consultation

A space for parents and caregivers to step back, get curious, and better understand what may be happening for their child—while exploring practical tools to support connection, regulation, and everyday life.

Psychological Assessment

COMING SOON — Comprehensive assessment to better understand a young person’s unique profile of strengths, learning style, attention, executive functioning, and neurodevelopmental differences—with a focus on making findings meaningful and useful in everyday life.

Groups & Workshops

COMING SOON - Creative, supportive group experiences for young people and caregivers, with opportunities to connect, learn, explore, and build skills alongside others.

What to expect

Getting started is simple. We’ll begin with a first session, then decide together what ongoing support will be most helpful.

01 — First Session

Our first session is a chance for me to learn as much as I can about your child—their experiences, strengths, interests, relationships, challenges, and the ways they move through the world. Caregivers may attend on their own or with their child, depending on age and comfort. Together, we’ll begin developing a plan for how I can best support them.


02 — Therapy Sessions

Following the first session, I’ll recommend booking options based on your child’s needs, therapeutic goals, and the plan we’ve developed together. Sessions are individualized and may include conversation, creativity, play, movement, practical skill-building, or other ways of exploring and working toward what matters to them.


03 — Parent/Caregiver Consultation

Parents and caregivers of current clients are welcome to book a consultation at any time, or one may be recommended as part of the therapeutic plan. These sessions provide dedicated space to discuss concerns, better understand what may be happening for your child, and explore practical ways to support their needs, relationships, regulation, and goals.

First Session

$235 / 50 min

A place to begin. We'll spend the first session getting to know your child, what brings you in, and what support may be most helpful.

Therapy Session

$235 / 50 min

One-on-one therapy, with frequency and booking recommendations guided by your child's therapeutic plan, goals, and support needs.

Parent/Caregiver Consultation

$235 / 50 min

Available to parents and caregivers of current clients when additional time to connect, understand, and plan would be helpful in supporting their child.

A space to be.

Curious. Creative. Connected.

Testimonials

“Working with Jaezila has been truly transformative. She helped me work through a really challenging season, find my own voice, and regain confidence when I needed it most. Her guidance is compassionate, grounding, and insightful.”

“We're so grateful for her expertise and the professional care our child received. Therapy has made a noticeable difference in managing symptoms, and we've seen positive changes in their confidence and overall well-being. Highly recommend!”

Where we'll meet

Black Swan Psychology is located in a character-filled historic building in the heart of Regina's Cathedral neighbourhood. The space has been thoughtfully curated to feel comfortable, welcoming, and a little different from a traditional clinical office.Sessions are available in person or virtually, depending on the service and what works best for your family.

Black Swan Psychology
3030 12th Ave,
Regina, SK S4T 1J6

Parking is available out front.
Wheelchair access is available and advance planning and assistance is recommended due to the historic nature of the building. Please reach out before your visit so we can make arrangements.

Questions before getting started?

If you’re wondering whether Black Swan Psychology may be a good fit for your child, or have a question before booking, you’re welcome to reach out.Before sending your inquiry, please review our Website Privacy Notice.

Privacy Notice

Last updated: October 2026

Black Swan Psychology respects your privacy and is committed to protecting personal and personal health information in accordance with applicable privacy legislation, professional standards, and ethical obligations.This Privacy Notice explains how information submitted through this website may be collected, used, and protected. It applies specifically to use of this website and general inquiries made through it. It does not replace the informed consent, confidentiality, and privacy information provided to clients receiving psychological services.


1. Information collected through this website

When you voluntarily contact Black Swan Psychology through this website, limited personal information may be collected, including your name, email address, and information you choose to include in your message.Please provide only the information reasonably necessary for your inquiry.The website contact form is intended for general inquiries only. Please do not submit detailed clinical, medical, psychological, or other highly sensitive personal information through this form.


2. How Your Information Is Used

Information submitted through the website is collected and used only as reasonably necessary to:
- respond to your inquiry;
- communicate with you about services or scheduling;
- determine an appropriate next step regarding your request for services; and
- meet applicable legal, regulatory, professional, or administrative obligations.
Information submitted through the contact form is not used for advertising or marketing purposes and is not sold.Personal information will not be disclosed to third parties except with consent, where reasonably necessary to provide or administer the requested service, or where disclosure is authorized or required by law.


3. Website inquiries are not clinical services

Submitting a website inquiry does not establish a psychologist-client relationship and does not constitute psychological assessment, treatment, advice, diagnosis, or emergency care.A psychologist-client relationship is established only after the appropriate intake and informed-consent process has occurred and psychological services have been accepted.Information submitted through the website should therefore not be considered a substitute for professional assessment, treatment, or emergency services.


4. Confidentiality and electronic communication

Black Swan Psychology takes reasonable administrative, technical, and physical measures to protect personal information against unauthorized access, use, disclosure, loss, or modification, consistent with the sensitivity of the information.However, no method of electronic communication or transmission over the Internet can be guaranteed to be completely secure. Email and general website contact forms may carry privacy risks. Visitors are encouraged not to include sensitive clinical information in website inquiries.Once psychological services begin, information relating to a client is handled in accordance with applicable privacy legislation, professional standards, ethical requirements, and Black Swan Psychology's clinical privacy and informed-consent practices.


5. Children and adolescents

Black Swan Psychology provides psychological services primarily to children and adolescents. This website is intended to provide information about the practice and facilitate initial inquiries.Where consent, authorization, or involvement of a parent, guardian, mature minor, or other legally authorized individual is required, this will be addressed as part of the intake and informed-consent process.Submission of an inquiry regarding a child or adolescent does not itself establish authority to consent to psychological services on that person's behalf.


6. Third-party services

This website may rely on third-party service providers to operate website functions, host content, process inquiries, provide links, or facilitate online booking.When you choose to access a third-party service through this website, such as an external booking platform, that service may collect or process information according to its own privacy practices and terms.Black Swan Psychology takes reasonable steps in selecting services used in connection with the practice; however, third-party websites and services are responsible for their own privacy and security practices.Visitors are encouraged to review the privacy information provided by those services before submitting sensitive information.


7. Cookies and website data

This website may use essential technical functions necessary for the website to operate. Depending on the website configuration and services enabled, the website or its service providers may also process limited technical information such as browser, device, or connection information.Black Swan Psychology does not use website information to create profiles about visitors or sell visitor information.If analytics, tracking technologies, or additional cookies are introduced in the future, this Privacy Notice will be updated as appropriate.


8. Access, correction, and privacy questions

Individuals may have rights under applicable privacy legislation to request access to personal or personal health information about themselves, request correction of information, ask questions about how their information has been handled, or raise a privacy concern.Requests will be addressed in accordance with applicable legislation and professional obligations.Privacy inquiries may be directed to:Privacy Officer
Black Swan Psychology
3030 12th Avenue
Regina, Saskatchewan S4T 1J6
[email protected]
The Registered Psychologist operating Black Swan Psychology is responsible for the practice's privacy policies and practices.


9. Emergencies and urgent concerns

This website and its contact form are not monitored as an emergency or crisis service.Do not use the website contact form to communicate an emergency, immediate safety concern, or urgent mental health crisis.If you or another person is in immediate danger or requires urgent assistance, contact 911 or the appropriate local emergency or crisis service.


10. Changes to this Privacy Notice

This Privacy Notice may be updated periodically to reflect changes in legislation, professional requirements, technology, or the practices of Black Swan Psychology. The current version will be made available on this website with its most recent revision date.