About Foothills
About Foothills

Foothills Academy offers a full-time school program and offers programs and services for the external community through Estelle Siebens Community Services.
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Our School

Foothills Academy School is a Designated Special Education Private School for students in grades 3 to 12, all of whom have diagnosed Learning Disabilities (such as Dyslexia). We work to ensure that all of our students reach their true potential and become the outstanding and successful young people whom they deserve to be.
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Community Services

The Estelle Siebens Community Services centre assists individuals of all ages with Learning Disabilities and/or ADHD in the Calgary community and well beyond. We are open year-round and have a wide-range of in-person and online, financially accessible services and programs.
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Your support ensures that children with Learning Disabilities can access the specialized programs to help them reach their true potential.
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If your child attends Foothills Academy school, this section has all the information and resources you need. For all the latest information, be sure to check out the What's Happening at Foothills blog posts.
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Foothills Academy

745 37 St NW, Calgary AB T2N 4T1

(403) 270-9400

Psychological Services & Programs

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Adult Group Programs

Due to COVID-19, until further notice, we are not accepting any intake requests for the adult group programs.

Led by psychologists-in-training under the supervision of registered psychologists, we offer two group programs for adults.

For young adults 18 - 25 diagnosed with a Learning Disability and/or ADHD, we offer Moving Forward - a 10-week group program aimed at helping to ease the adjustment to the adult world.

For parents and guardians who have a child or youth (8 - 18) diagnosed with a Specific Learning Disorder or Learning Disability, we offer a Parent Education and Support group.