The professionals at the Kids’ Sleep Clinic ARE DEDICATED TO HELPING FAMILIES get the sleep they need.
Pamela Mitelman, PsyD
Clinical Psychologist
Clinical Director
Dr. Pamela Mitelman is a Licensed Clinical Psychologist in private practice in Montreal, Canada. She treats children of all ages with sleep difficulties. Overall family wellness is at the center of her approach. Dr. Mitelman provides counseling and education to parents of infants, toddlers, and preschoolers. She uses cognitive behavioral interventions to treat school age children and teens.
Dr. Mitelman is trained in Behavioral Sleep Medicine practices and is a member of the Society of Behavioral Sleep Medicine (SBSB). She is involved in educating families and the public on the importance of restorative sleep. She is a contributor to parenting magazines such as ParentsCanada and Pink & Blue and often is a guest speaker on establishing healthy sleep habits in children.
Jamie Cassoff, PhD,
Experimental Psychology
Research Director
Jamie Cassoff completed her PhD in experimental psychology at McGill University in Montreal where she was drawn to the importance of sleep for the emotional, cognitive and physical health of children. Following her PhD, she enrolled in the Family Sleep Institute sleep consulting program to further specialize in the sleep of babies, infants and young children. Between her expertise in the research field of pediatric sleep, her on-going commitment to higher education as a Professor in Psychology at Concordia University and her experience as a mother, she is well-equipped to improve the sleep and well-being of children and their families.
Tiffany-Rose Konov, MA
Child Behaviour & Sleep Specialist
Clinical Coordinator
Tiffany-Rose Konov is a Behaviour and Sleep Specialist who helps families address behavioural, developmental, and sleep-related challenges. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology and a Master’s degree in Child Studies from Concordia University, along with a certification in Child Behaviour from The Early Years program. She is currently completing a Master of Science in Couple and Family Therapy at McGill University.
Using evidence-based approaches, Tiffany-Rose collaborates with parents to develop practical, individualized strategies that support their child's emotional, behavioural, developmental, and sleep needs. Her areas of focus include emotional regulation, fostering positive parent-child relationships, and empowering parents with the confidence and tools to understand and support their children.
Hagit Malikin, MA
PhD Candidate, School/Applied Child Psychology
Hagit Malikin is currently completing her doctoral degree in the School/Applied Child Psychology program at McGill University. Her research focuses on examining the role of parental emotion socialization on children’s development and overall well-being.
As a psychology intern, Hagit works under the supervision of Dr. Pamela Mitelman and Jamie Cassoff, PhD. She uses a collaborative approach to help parents develop adaptive sleep skills and habits in their children. She makes it a priority to provide evidence-based and realistic recommendations for each family.