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Carla Fry, Psy.D.,
Registered Psychologist

Dr. Carla Fry was born in Western Canada and grew up appreciating the clean air and great outdoors of the Rocky Mountains, Pacific Ocean, and wide-open prairies. She was inspired by many strong family members, a number of whom were women of atypical character.

Dr. Fry spent more time in figure skating rinks than in shoes as a youth. Her career working with children began with her first job as a teen teaching young hockey players and figure skaters.

She was fortunate enough to be exposed to the field of psychology at the tender age of 13 by an innovative grade school teacher. Since that time, Dr. Fry has been an avid people watcher, and has had the privilege as a psychologist, to help thousands of children, youth, and adults to “maximize their happy” (a Dr. Carla-ism).

Positive Psychology’s research and applications are woven in to her writing, speaking, consulting, and treatment. She lives thankfulness as much as she spreads it, and is grateful—in no particular order—for the smell of fresh cut grass, her kids, popcorn, and warm tropical trade winds in the evening.

Lisa Ferrari, Psy.D.,
Registered Psychologist

A life-long Vancouverite, Dr. Lisa Ferrari loves the city in which she lives and works.

Dr. Ferrari comes from a large, close-knit family that spans the globe. It was this family that planted the seeds for growing her passion to help children and parents strengthen their family bonds.

Balancing her thriving psychology practice with teaching as a professor in graduate counseling psychology programs, Dr. Ferrari also enjoys sharing her expertise when called upon by television media, professional groups, and local organizations.

Dr. Ferrari delights in the beaches, cuisine, and traditions of her Mediterranean roots. She loves to travel and spend time with her large family and vast network of childhood friends. Gratitude runs deep in her veins, whether the topic of conversation is black tea, her daughter’s daily antics, her adopted rescue dog, or projects that foster resilience in children and families.

For more information on Dr. Carla Fry and Dr. Lisa Ferrari visit
www.realparentinglab.co
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