Director - Woven Blessings Maternal and Pediatric Services Inc.
Nicole Kluthe
BSc.OT, Reg. OT (AB), CD(DONA)
Let me introduce myself and welcome you to Woven Blessings Maternal and Pediatric Services. I am a wife to a wonderfully supportive husband and a mother to three young girls who I adore. I live on an acreage just outside of St. Albert and enjoy being outdoors and camping all around Alberta. In 2008, I graduated from the University of Alberta Faculty of Rehabilitation Medicine with a degree in Occupational Therapy and have absolutely loved my journey working with children in home, school-based and clinic settings over the last 13 years. I took some time off work to stay home with my two oldest daughters and four years later, we welcomed our third daughter. It was having three babies that fuelled my passion for supporting laboring mothers. My dream to become a birth doula was achieved in June of 2019 and since then I have supported many beautiful births! I am passionate about deep connections, personal growth, and supporting others on their journey of growing and learning about themselves. My dream is to empower others to achieve their full potential using a loving, nurturing, and engaging approach while weaving together care providers to provide the best possible outcomes for you and/or your child. Please take a moment to explore all the Woven Blessings has to offer.
Krisin Kinkaide
BSc.OT, Reg. OT , BPE
Occupational Therapist
Kristin has been an OT for over 17 years and loves working with babies and picky eaters. She graduated from the University of Alberta Faculty of Rehabilitation Medicine with a degree in Occupational Therapy in 2007 and in Physical Education in 2005. Kristin has worked in a variety of settings and all age groups, however fell in love with pediatrics after becoming a mom 12 years ago. She is a mother of two children and two fur babies. Kristin loves to volunteer her time and can't resist a trip to the lake or mountains with her family!
Kim Fraser
MSc. OT, Reg OT (AB)
Occupational Therapist
Kim has her Masters Degree in Occupational Therapy, in addition to a background in physical education, adapted physical activity and recreation therapy. She has been working with kids with diverse strengths for over 25 years. She has a passion for supporting kids that are picky eaters, diverse sensory preferences, attention, body awareness, and learning & engaging any meaningful day to day activity.
Kim is described as playful, and you can often find her being a “big kid” during therapy or playing with her own kids. She loves sports, to watch, play and coach. Socializing, traveling or time at her cabin with her family and friends is a favorite past time.
Karrie Prefontaine
MScOT
Occupational Therapist
Karries has over a decade of experience supporting children and families in early intervention within community-based settings. By meeting each family where they are, she strives to build strong, trusting relationships that support meaningful and lasting progress. She is passionate about supporting children through a neurodiversity-affirming, strength-based approach that focuses on emotional regulation and overall well-being.
She loves bringing creativity, playfulness, and an element of fun into every session. After all, you’re never too old to play!
Outside of her professional work, she loves spending time with her family, crafting with her girls, and being outdoors, whether that’s gardening, biking, or simply enjoying nature.
Lauren Atkinson
Behaviour Coach
Bio coming soon!
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Sheila Chisholm
Behaviour Coach
Bio coming soon!
Jennifer Terbeek
BSc., RD
Registered Dietician
Jennifer has been a dietitian for 16 years, most of which has been working with infants and kids. She graduated from the University of Alberta 2009 and worked at the Stollery Children's hospital for many years before moving with her husband to the US, where she practiced in a number of States. She has always loved working with families, and having 3 kids of her own she has experienced first hand the struggles and motivations behind health choices throughout pregnancy, postpartum, breastfeeding, bottling, introduction to solids, picky eating, failure to thrive, weight management and so on! When she is not working, she loves being with her family and traveling the world!
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Stefanie Orazietti
Family Navigator
Stefanie is a registered social worker with over 23 years of experience supporting students, families, and educators within the context of inclusive education. She loves helping families navigate complex systems of care while walking side by side to move through and around the various private and public systems. She has a passion for providing holistic support to families facing various challenges and works collaboratively with families to help reduce stress and improve wellbeing.
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Hannah Miller
Canadian Certified Counsellor
In her office, you can expect a warm, inclusive, and welcoming space where your well-being comes first. Hannah is passionate about supporting individuals navigating perinatal and postpartum mental health, anxiety, depression, and ADHD, as well as the emotional shifts that can accompany pregnancy, early parenthood, and life transitions.
In addition to her work with maternal mental health, she works with children, and has experience supporting families to foster secure attachment, strengthen parent–child relationships, and develop emotional regulation strategies that feel practical and responsive to each family’s unique needs.
She takes a person-centred, collaborative approach, pulling from attachment-based, CBT, and ACT perspectives to help clients feel understood, supported, and empowered in their growth
MScPT, Pelvic Health PT
Pelvic Health Physical Therapist
Coming Soon