Madison Kramreither

All of Madison Kramreither’s clinical services are currently supervised by Hailey Kolpin, M.A., RP

Madison holds a Master of Arts in Counselling Psychology from Western University and has experience supporting children, youth, and families across academic and community mental health settings.

Madison’s approach to therapy draws inspiration from Narrative Therapy, Art Therapy, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT). She believes that children and youth often make sense of their experiences in many different ways, and therapy can provide a space to explore experiences in ways that feel meaningful and accessible to them.

Madison takes a warm, gentle, creative, and collaborative approach, working at a pace that feels comfortable for each child. She aims to create a space where children and youth feel safe, heard, and empowered to be active participants in the therapeutic process. Madison recognizes that supporting a child often means supporting the whole family. She works collaboratively with caregivers to strengthen parent-child relationships.

Academic Strategy & ADHD Coaching

Alongside her therapeutic work, Madison provides academic strategy and ADHD coaching for children and youth. Her approach focuses on understanding how each young person learns best and identifying practical strategies that work with, rather than against, their individual strengths and needs.

Madison works collaboratively with students to break large tasks into manageable steps, develop routines and systems that feel realistic, and build greater independence and confidence in their ability to manage school responsibilities.

Madison aims to help students understand their own learning and executive functioning needs. Together, they develop strategies that are flexible, strengths-based, and sustainable, while supporting students in becoming more confident self-advocates in their academic lives.