About Dr. Camille Branger
Psychology grounded in curiosity, connection, and individuality.
I’m Camille Branger, a Clinical Psychologist and the founder of Diversity Drive Psychology.
I believe good psychological care begins with genuine curiosity about the person in front of me. Our experiences are shaped by our biology, relationships, environments, histories, and the ways we make sense of the world. My role is to listen carefully, understand those pieces, and work collaboratively with you to figure out what might help.
My approach is warm, thoughtful, and individualized. Whether I’m conducting an assessment or providing therapy, I want the process to be useful—not simply in identifying difficulties, but in helping you understand yourself and determine what comes next.
My roots
I’m originally from Saskatchewan, and growing up there gave me a lasting appreciation for wide-open spaces, changing seasons, wildlife, and the natural world.
I have always loved animals and spending time outdoors. Staying active, getting outside, and connecting with nature are important parts of my own life and wellbeing. There is something about being outside, moving, and paying attention to the world around us that creates space to slow down, gain perspective, and reconnect.
Research supports what many of us intuitively experience: time in nature and regular physical activity can contribute to psychological wellbeing-and I incorporate this knowledge into my therapeutic work with clients.
These experiences also connect to something I value deeply in my work: there is no single way to thrive.
Nature is full of variation. Different organisms have different strengths, needs, and ways of adapting to their environments. Human beings are no different.
That idea is at the heart of Diversity Drive.
My professional journey
I completed my PhD in Clinical Psychology at the University of Saskatchewan in 2019, with specialized training in neuropsychological assessment.
Since then, I have worked with adults experiencing a range of psychological concerns, with particular interests in psychological assessment, ADHD, autism, and neurodivergence.
I’m especially interested in helping adults who have spent years trying to understand themselves or wondering why things that seem relatively easy for others can feel unexpectedly difficult for them.
Assessment can sometimes provide an important piece of that puzzle. A diagnosis may offer an explanation for longstanding experiences, while also opening the door to more appropriate strategies, accommodations, and support.
But understanding doesn't have to end with a diagnosis.
Nature drives diversity. It's how we thrive.
This is more than a tagline. It captures the philosophy behind my practice.
The natural world doesn't demand uniformity. It thrives through variation, adaptation, and interconnectedness.
I believe people do too.
Diversity Drive Psychology was created to be a space where individual differences can be approached with curiosity rather than judgment, and where psychological assessment and therapy can help people better understand themselves and find ways of living that work for them.
Start where you are
You don't need to have everything figured out before reaching out.
Sometimes the first step is simply wanting to understand yourself better.