Randi is a Registered Psychologist of First Nations (Dakota, Saulteaux, Nêhiyaw, Métis) and European (German and Scottish) descent. She belongs to the Muscowpetung Saulteaux Nation in Fort Qu’Appelle, Saskatchewan, and is based in Okotoks, Alberta. Since 2017, she has worked with diverse adult clients, bringing a grounded, respectful, and relational approach to her work. In addition to her clinical work, Randi serves as faculty with City University of Seattle in Canada, where she contributes to the training and development of future clinicians.
At Solasta, Randi provides comprehensive psychoeducational, ADHD, and autism assessments for adults. Her work is especially informed by an Indigenous perspective that bridges Indigenous ways of being and knowing with Western psychological practice. She has particular expertise in Indigenous-focused assessments and works in a way that honours cultural context, lived experience, and identity.
Randi approaches assessment as a holistic and collaborative process. She integrates Indigenous and Western frameworks, while maintaining a strengths-based, respectful, and client-centered approach. Her style is steady and relational, creating space for individuals to better understand themselves, their experiences, and the patterns that have shaped their lives.
She holds a Master of Counselling Psychology from City University of Seattle and has also received traditional teachings from Elders, Knowledge Holders, and community members. Her additional training includes Indigenous-Focused Counselling, Indigenous Tools for Living, trauma healing in Indigenous communities, and approaches to decolonizing and Indigenizing psychological practice.
Randi has experience supporting individuals impacted by intergenerational trauma, grief, addiction, and complex life experiences. She brings this understanding into her assessment work, ensuring that each evaluation is conducted with care, cultural awareness, and respect for the whole person.
