Kandace Korycki is a compassionate and caring registered Social Worker with over 11 years experience serving clients in the area of Prince Albert. She has worked alongside individuals at varying stages of their wellness journey and has been very fortunate to work with youth, adults, some of the most marginalized populations in our community, and those with complex life stories.

Kandace has always strived to bring a holistic, non-judgmental and safe environment that fosters wellness and healing for her clients. She believes in walking alongside you as you work towards your goals in personal growth, holistic wellness and healing.

Kandace shares the belief that all people can make positive changes in their lives with the proper support, tools, and resources.

Although Kandace has experience in various approaches such as person centered, trauma informed, solution focused therapy and strength-based approaches, she recognizes everyone comes from diverse backgrounds and experiences and will meet you where you are at.

She has experience working in the following areas:
– Mental Health & Wellness
– Addictions & Substance Use
– Self Harm, Ideations and Suicide
– Relationships
– Trauma
– Anxiety & Depression
– Grief, Bereavement & Loss
– Cognitive disabilities
– Childbirth and Postpartum

Will work with all individuals ages 10+

For inquiries or questions, please email
admin@cradledwellness.com

Tiare Fenrich is a graduate of Otago Polytechnic in New Zealand, having earned a Bachelors of Science degree in Occupational Therapy in 2008.

After graduating, Tiare spent her first two years of practice in Dunedin, New Zealand and worked as an OT supporting forensic adults with severe mental illness; to reintegrate them back into the community after long term rehabilitation. She then spent the next eight years in Calgary at Adult and Geriatric Community Mental Health, serving adults with challenging behaviours, as well as severe and persistent mental illness in their homes and in long term care. She returned to her home province of Saskatchewan, working four years at the Saskatchewan Hospital and has more recently been working at the Regional Psychiatric Center in Saskatoon for the past two years.

Tiare has developed a newfound passion for Paediatric Therapy, as she has experience working with children who are diagnosed with autism, as well as various mental illnesses and intellectual disabilities for the past two years. Therapies she is trained to offer are assessing and identifying individualized sensory profiles, integrating sensory modulation, interactive drawing therapy, skills training on improving executive functioning, improving fine motor skills, teaching life skills, emotion regulation, distress tolerance, establishing routine and identifying strengths to build upon. Tiare can also offer therapies to individuals, such as cognitive behaviour therapy, dialectic behaviour therapy, mindfulness and motivational interviewing, depending on their unique needs. Tiare’s goal is to be client centered; focusing on each individual as a unique person with strengths and building upon them through meaningful activity that aligns with their interests.

Tiare has experience working with people who have a variety of diagnoses including Autism Spectrum Disorder, Schizophrenia, Addictions, Mood Disorders, Trauma, Anxiety, Personality Disorders, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, Brain Injury challenging behaviours and other Intellectual Disabilities/Developmental Delays.

Tiare has taken additional training as follows:
- Interactive Drawing Therapy
- Trauma, Distress, and Sensory Approaches in Adult Mental Health
- Dialectic Behaviour Therapy
- Cognitive Behaviour Therapy
- Cognitive Behavioral Social Skills Training
- Understanding Dementia (University of Tasmania)
- P.I.E.C.E.S Training
- Transference Focused Psychotherapy for Borderline Personality Disorder
- Indigenous Canada (University of Alberta)
- Provincial Concurrent Capable Learning Series
- American Sign Language (Level 1)
- First Aid and CPR
- Non-Violent and Crisis Intervention Training
- Calming and Restraint

Tiare currently resides in Saskatoon and is a registered member of the Saskatchewan Society of Occupational Therapists, as well as the Canadian Association of Occupational Therapy. She is committed to delivering quality care to both clients and caregivers, with an individualized; client centered focus on building strengths, rather than fixating on perceived limitations.

Born and raised in Prince Albert, I am proud to call this community home and am now raising my family here as well. Having spent my entire nursing career serving patients in Prince Albert and surrounding communities, I am committed to providing accessible, compassionate, and comprehensive healthcare close to home.
My nursing career began on a medical and palliative care unit, where I developed a deep appreciation for supporting patients and families through some of life’s most challenging moments. I later transitioned to Emergency Nursing, where I worked for several years caring for patients of all ages and with a wide variety of health concerns. Emergency nursing strengthened my ability to assess, diagnose, and manage both acute and complex conditions while navigating the healthcare system and connecting patients with the services they need.
While working in emergency medicine, I completed my Master of Nursing and Nurse Practitioner education. My career has also included experience in home care, public health and COVID-19 response, reserve nursing, and nursing education. These experiences have shaped my approach to providing healthcare across the lifespan and have reinforced the importance of meeting patients where they are.
In 2025, I was selected as part of Saskatchewan’s first cohort of Nurse Practitioners offered contracts through the Ministry of Health. Through this contract, I provide publicly funded primary healthcare services, meaning patients continue to receive care covered under Saskatchewan’s healthcare system, just as they would in any primary care clinic.
I established my primary care practice at the Cooperative Health Centre and am now excited to continue serving the community through my new practice at Cradled Wellness alongside another experienced Nurse Practitioner.
I welcome patients of all ages and enjoy caring for individuals and families throughout every stage of life. I have a particular interest in women’s health, preventative care, chronic disease management, prenatal and postpartum care, and helping patients navigate complex health concerns.
My approach to healthcare is rooted in partnership. I believe that each person is the leader of their own healthcare journey. My role is to listen, provide evidence-based information, and work alongside patients to support informed decisions that align with their values and goals. I strive to create a welcoming, non-judgmental environment where patients feel heard, respected, and supported.
At Cradled Wellness, we provide comprehensive primary care services, including:

• Annual and routine health assessments
• Women’s health care
• Cervical cancer screening
• Prenatal and postpartum care
• Pediatric and adult care
• Chronic disease management
• Mental health support
• Preventive screening and health promotion
• Management of acute and ongoing health concerns

We are committed to providing accessible, holistic, and patient-centred healthcare. With online booking, convenient appointment options, and a collaborative health and wellness environment, our goal is to ensure patients receive the time, attention, and support they deserve.
I am proud to serve the community that raised me and look forward to caring for individuals and families for many years to come. Whether you are looking for a new primary care provider, support with a chronic condition, women’s health care, or routine preventive care, I welcome you to our practice and look forward to being part of your healthcare journey.
Cierra Smith, RN, NP
Cradled Wellness
Prince Albert, Saskatchewan

For nearly 20 years, Gillian has walked alongside individuals and families through life’s challenges. Known for her calm and steady presence, she creates a safe and supportive space to work through stress, trauma, anxiety, depression, and relationship concerns in a way that feels empowering and collaborative.

Her work is rooted in wholistic, culturally responsive practice, honoring the connection between mind, body, spirit, and cultural identity. Gillian integrates Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and trauma-informed strategies to design sessions that are tailored to each client’s needs, helping them build emotional resilience and create lasting change.

Guided by compassion and respect, Gillian believes in every person’s capacity to heal and grow. She is committed to walking alongside clients as they rediscover balance, connection, and learn new skills to move forward in their lives.

For inquiries or questions, please email
gilian@cradledwellness.com

I am a Registered Social Worker and Mental Health Therapist with 20 years of clinical experience, both in private practice and with the Saskatchewan Health Authority in Prince Albert. Throughout my career, I have had the opportunity to work alongside people in many different circumstances and settings, including Mental Health Outpatients, Addiction Services, Corrections, Crisis Management, Outreach, and Community-Based Organizations. These experiences have shaped how I practice today: with compassion, curiosity, and a deep respect for each person’s individual story.
I work with individuals, couples, and families experiencing anxiety and depression, grief and loss, relationship struggles, workplace stress, trauma, interpersonal challenges, addiction, life transitions, self-harm, and concerns related to self-worth. I am trauma-informed and use a strength-based approach, grounded in the belief that everyone has strengths and the capacity for growth and positive change—even when those things may be difficult to see in ourselves.
My goal is connection. I strive to create a warm, confidential, and trusting space where you feel validated, respected, and safe to be vulnerable and honest. Therapy should be a place where you can laugh, cry, decompress, or simply take a breath. A place to talk openly about things that feel difficult without fear of judgment, and where there is also room to celebrate growth and accomplishment. My hope is that you leave feeling heard, understood, supported and perhaps a little lighter than when you walked in.
I don’t believe therapy is about having all the answers. Instead, it is about having someone beside you as you make sense of what you are experiencing, what you need, and finding a path forward that feels right for you. You don’t have to have everything figured out before you reach out. Sometimes, simply having a safe place to begin is enough.
I am NIHB approved and offer both in-person and virtual sessions. I provide services to adults aged 16 and over and draw from a variety of therapeutic modalities, tailoring my approach to your individual needs, circumstances, and goals.

Isabella is a clinical counsellor who holds a Master of Arts in Counselling Psychology (MACP) from Yorkville University. She is a professional member of the Canadian Counselling and Psychotherapy Association (CCPA) and is currently in the process of obtaining her Canadian Certified Counsellor (CCC) designation.

Isabella works with individuals—including children, teens, and adults—as well as couples and families. She supports clients in areas such as perinatal and reproductive mental health, trauma (including childhood trauma), grief and loss, emotional regulation (including anger, anxiety, and depression), relationships, stress and burnout, self-harm, life transitions, and other challenges.

Her approach is trauma-informed and client-centred, integrating modalities such as cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT), narrative therapy, psychodynamic therapy, somatic approaches, and internal family systems (IFS)/parts work. Isabella is committed to tailoring therapy to each client’s unique needs, identifying root causes and supporting meaningful healing