Elaine Greidanus

Dr. Elaine Greidanus is an Associate Professor in the Department of Psychology at Concordia University of Edmonton (CUE), Faculty of Arts. She holds dual roles as a Registered Psychologist in Alberta and an educator, specializing in clinical and counseling psychology. Her work emphasizes technology integration in both clinical practice and graduate education, alongside supervising student clinicians and dissertation research.

Dr. Greidanus earned her Ph.D. (2010) and M.Ed. (2005) in Counselling Psychology from the University of Alberta. Her research focuses on collaborative practice frameworks, animal-assisted therapy, wellness initiatives, and technology's role in mental health delivery. She has published extensively on interprofessional collaboration, rural/remote wellness challenges, and educator wellbeing in Indigenous communities.

Her scholarly contributions span peer-reviewed journals like Canadian Psychology and the Alberta Journal of Educational Research, as well as presentations to professional psychology organizations. While no awards are explicitly listed, her active research and teaching roles reflect sustained academic engagement.

Dr. Greidanus contributes to CUE's PsyD Clinical Psychology program and maintains affiliations with the university's psychology clinic. Her teaching emphasizes bridging theoretical knowledge with practical clinical skills, particularly in technology-mediated counseling scenarios.