Fees for Service:

INSURANCE COVERAGE - Fees are reimbursable under many work extended benefit insurance plans.
PRIVATE PAY - credit card or e-transfer
Fees paid to an Occupational Therapist are typically considered to be tax-deductible medical expenses by Revenue Canada.
Typical Cost per Session = $180/hr
Sliding Scale Fee Option Considered Upon Request


FSCD (Family Support for Children with Disabilities) - My FSCD Caseload is full, therefore I'm unable to accommodate any new FSCD families at this time.
Service Delivery Options:
In-person at Bloom Therapy
Telehealth via Zoom

EDUCATION PRESENTATIONS AVAILABLE for Parent Groups or School Teams:

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Supporting Mental Health in our Children (Trauma sensitive)

Self-regulation & Anxiety

Sensory Play, Self-regulation & Learning

Friendship & Trust

Sensory Processing & the Built Environment

​Bloom Occupational Therapy creates a warm, welcoming, & safe therapy experience for families. 

NURTURING.NOURISHING.FLOURISHING​


​WHAT IS TELE-HEALTH?

For our Tele-health sessions, we will use an integrated video-conferencing system through the Jane Online Booking Platform or through ZOOM if connecting more than 2 computers.

It is private & secure, meeting healthcare standards for privacy protection & confidentiality.


Using a computer, smartphone or tablet - use a browser on a device with a camera & microphone, Google Chrome works best with this software.
I will simply email a link to you to "click" to join our private meeting.

Options to Receive Support from Jill

1. Free 20 Minute Telephone Consultation​

  • See if support from Jill is a good fit for you & your family
  • Please email & we'll find a time that works for you
  • ​jillforeman@bloomot.com

2. Group Live Webinars $50/Hour

  • Specific Topics & Times Announced Throughout the Year
  • Typically 4 Sessions for $200
  • ​Email jillforeman@bloomot.com to join our mailing list for future offerings

3. One-to-One Therapy Sessions for your Family $180/Hour

  • 3 Options:
    • In-person at our clinic in Kensington
    • Tele-health
    • Telephone call

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Click the

"Book an Appointment" 

link to book your session!


Jill foreman B.P.E., B.H.Sc.O.T.

Occupational Therapist


Jill is the proud mother of 3 amazing children & she absolutely loves being an occupational therapist. She received an undergraduate degree from the University of Alberta in Adapted Physical Education in 1998 & completed her degree in Occupational Therapy at McMaster University in 2000.


Jill provides private occupational therapy services for children from kindergarten through grade 12. Support is currently offered through in-person or telehealth sessions. Jill truly enjoys connecting with children, families, health-care team members & school staff. She brings an ability to problem-solve, a love of family-centred service, and a playful spirit to her clients.


Jill has a keen interest in helping children & their families within a variety of areas including: self regulation, social skills, fine motor skills, executive functioning, sensory processing skills, attention skills & mental wellness. Jill enjoys a varied practice, including providing support for students with learning disabilities, through to the gifted learner, with a variety of diagnoses.

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Jill is a registered member of:

  • Alberta College of Occupational Therapists (ACOT), Registration #2940
  • Society of Alberta Occupational Therapists (SAOT),

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Additional Training:​

  • Trauma-Sensitive School Based Practice in Turbulent Times - Kim Barthel
  • The Science of Emotion - Dr. Gordon Neufeld
  • Certified Yoga Teacher - 200 hour Iyengar certified yoga teacher through the Yoga Studio College of Canada
  • Social Thinking Workshop - The Incredible Flexible You ®
  • Sensory Integration Toolkit Workshop - Alert Program ® - How Does Your Engine Run?​
  • ​Program Evaluation

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Publications:

  • Supporting kindergarten children to be successful learners. Occupational Therapy Now, Nov/Dec 2009, V.11-4.
  • The parent connection: Understanding Therapy. Calgary's Child Magazine, Sept/Oct 2008, p.83. 
  • Dunn, W. & Ball, J. (ed.) Development of Evidence-Based Knowledge. In Law, M. & MacDermid, J. editors. Evidence-Based Rehabilitation: A Guide to Practice. 2nd Edition. 2008.​​