Hear2Understand Audiology Services
MAKE HEARING HEALTH A PRIORITY
MAKE HEARING HEALTH A PRIORITY
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Everybody Deserves to Hear Their Best
Everybody Deserves to Hear Their Best
People use hearing in communicating with others, being aware of our surroundings and more. That is why it is important that you visit Hear2Understand Audiology Services for all your hearing health care needs.

About Us
About Us
Charlotte Douglas, Au.D. Reg Sk
Doctor of Audiology
Mission Statement
Mission Statement
At Hear2Understand we foster inclusion, empowerment and independence by optimizing hearing, listening and communication competency for Saskatchewan families
Our Team
Our Team
Charlotte Douglas, Au.D. Reg Sk
Doctorate of Audiology
Charlotte Douglas, Au.D. Reg Sk
Doctorate of Audiology
Audiologist
Audiologist
Clinic Owner and Operator
30+ Years of Experience
Special Interests Include:
Early Hearing Detection and Intervention
Pediatric Audiology
Central Auditory Processing Disorder
Tinnitus/Misophonia/ Hyperacusis
Bone Conduction Hearing Devices
Advanced Instruction in Tinnitus Retraining Therapy
Current President of Saskatchewan Association of Speech-Language Pathologists and Audiologists (2021-2022)
Past Board Member of Speech and Audiology Canada
Past Ethics Chair of Speech and Audiology Canada
Current Member of the Canadian Infant Hearing Task Force
Orlene Martens,BSc SPA MSLP(C) Reg Sk
Orlene Martens,BSc SPA MSLP(C) Reg Sk
Speech-Language Pathologist
Speech-Language Pathologist
Orlene has been working in the field of Speech-Language Pathology for over 30 years with all ages and all stages of speech-language skills. She is happy to assist with all types of speech disorders and to guide and support families during a single visit or as part of a longer treatment plan. There are also ongoing speech groups available in all areas offered at the Hear 2 Understand Clinic.
This includes:
Infancy – feeding and early language, cooing, babbling stimulation, parent support
12-24 months – early words and concept development, feeding and auditory attending skills, augmentative and alternative communication (AAC), parent support
2-5 years – preschool language and articulation, signs of apraxia, stuttering, AAC, early literacy, parent support
School age – literacy, language and articulation, stuttering, AAC, School support
Adult and older adult – English language development, aphasia post-stroke or brain injury, stuttering, AAC, feeding / dysphagia, reading
Individuals who are experiencing delayed language, articulation, social communication, fluency, feeding difficulties are welcome to contact Orlene for an assessment to review the situation. Additional referrals to other practitioners may be considered. Orlene has extensive experience with autism, developmental delay, syndromes, head injury, and hearing impairment.
Orlene received her Bachelor of Science in Speech and Audiology and her Masters in Speech-Language Pathology (SLP) from the Faculty of Rehabilitation Medicine at the University of Alberta.
She lives in Saskatoon and works throughout the province. Orlene is a licensed SLP in good standing with the Saskatchewan Association of Speech-Language Pathologists and Audiologists.
Cassandra Phillips, BA MA, Ph.D.
Cassandra Phillips, BA MA, Ph.D.
Behavioural Consultant
Behavioural Consultant
Cassandra Phillips has a background in health services’ delivery in the UK, Germany and Canada. She has completed coursework in Applied Behaviour Analysis through FIT (Florida Instituted of Technology, as well as advanced training through the University of New Brunswick (Autism Intervention Program) as a Clinical Supervisor.
At this time, she is owner and operator of Behaviour Specialists, Saskatoon where she works with children from aged 4 years to adulthood on social skills development and challenging behaviour. She uses an ABA approach (based on evidence-based practice) to work with children to identify behavior and change the environment to guarantee success for the child.
She is the only Lego-trained therapist in Saskatchewan, having trained under the founder of Lego therapy, Dr. Daniel Legoff, neuropsychologist, USA. She runs workshops on all aspects of behaviour locally and in Northern Regions of the Province (for Indigenous groups and organizations).
She provides family and individual therapy, and teaches Early Childhood Education in Saskatoon. She runs workshops on Understanding Invisible Disabilities for the City of Saskatoon.
She is a strong advocate for disability awareness and is a past volunteer board member for Saskatchewan Brain Injury Association, SARBI (Saskatchewan Association Rehabilitation of the Brain Injured), Independent Living Canada, and the North Saskatchewan Independent Living Centre.
As past Executive Director, Canadian Centre Disability Studies, she led a team on national and international disability-related research projects. For the past eleven years, she has been a judge at Picture This International Disability Film Festival.
In 2018, she was recognized for her work in Saskatoon and beyond as Nominee, Health and Wellness, Woman of Distinction, YWCA.
Colette Berg, M.A. (Education), M.A. (Counselling Psychology)
Colette Berg, M.A. (Education), M.A. (Counselling Psychology)
Counsellor and Educator
Counsellor and Educator
Colette has 24 years of experience working with children, youth and their families in educational settings. She takes a holistic and humanistic approach to counselling.
Colette uses evidence-based practices that focus on strengths, solutions, connection, self-awareness, mindfulness and compassion. Special interests include: anxiety, depression, stress management, parenting, attachment, behaviour, school and learning difficulties (ADHD, emotional regulation, executive functioning issues), career and academic counselling, and trauma.
Theoretical approaches include: Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Solution-Focused Brief Therapy, Mindfulness, Motivational Interviewing and Family Systems Therapy
Colette is a professional member of the Canadian Counselling and Psychotherapy Association possessing a Canadian Certified Counsellor (CCC) designation.
Susan Healey, M.A. (Counselling and Psychology) C.C.C. Certified Hypnotherapist
Susan Healey, M.A. (Counselling and Psychology) C.C.C. Certified Hypnotherapist
Counsellor and Hypnotherapist
I am a Canadian Certified Counsellor (CCC) with the Canadian Counselling and
Psychotherapy Association and have a master’s in counselling and psychology. As well, I
am a certified hypnotherapist with the National Guild of Hypnotists. I have over 30 years
of experience working with adults, adolescents, and families both in the secondary and
post-secondary education system as an educator. I am immeasurably blessed to offer
you a safe space to land, a place that is open, caring, empathetic, and
transformational. My approach is integrated, humanistic, and person-centered. I can
assist you with:
Depression
Anxiety and Phobias
Relationship Difficulties
Life Transitions
Difficulties with Self-Esteem
Eating Issues/Body Image
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Professional/Career Issues
Medical and Health Concerns
Pain Management Stress Management Sexual Abuse
Spirituality
Gender Identity Support
LGBTQ2 support
Grief, Loss, or Bereavement
Other Issues
Visit www.susanhealey.com for additional information
Rhonda Stimpson,RSW,BSW,ECD2
Play Therapy
My name is Rhonda Stimpson and I am the sole proprietor of Bright Side Play Therapy. I am a Registered Social Worker and I have a Bachelor of Social Work, a Certificate in Foundations of Play Therapy from Rocky Mountain Play Therapy Institute, accredited training in Sandtray Play Therapy and a Diploma in Early Childhood Development. I am also an active member of the Canadian Association of Play Therapy.
Prior to my counseling practice I began my career as an Early Childhood Educator and then moved on to complete my Bachelor of Social Work. I have worked in non profits, government agencies and child care centers. I provided group parent education, and individualized support for families struggling with parent skills, group facilitation for parents of children struggling with anxiety and regulating their emotions and case management to families with intellectual disabilities. I discovered the world of Play Therapy and realized how important it is to reach children in this capacity. Children are unable to work through their difficulties and trauma using talk therapy because their primary language is play. They are often unable to tell you how they are feeling and as a result you will notice difficulties in behavior, relationships with family and friends, sleep patterns and regression. In the play room children develop a safe relationship with the therapist and as a result they are free to express those feelings and are able to learn and grow form the experience.
Visit brightsideplaytherapy.com for additional information.