The Clinical Response Progam
Who :
Children and adolescents who have experienced
physical and / or sexual abuse, exposure to violence,
emotional deprivation, have fears, have difficult or
destructive relationships with others, self harmful
behaviours, etc. may benefit from this program.
Families and individuals that demonstrate insight
and can put strategies learned in office sessions into
action elsewhere may benefit from this program.
Parents who require help in meeting their child's or
adolescent's needs, or in establishing family cohesiveness
are often serviced through this program.
What :
Through office sessions and a variety of services
such as play, brief, family or individual therapy, and
parent groups, individual and family treatment plans
can be developed to meet a variety of needs.
Increasing skills in the areas of structuring routines
and discipline, problem solving and communication.
It also means dealing with anger, trauma,
improving relationships, altering perceptions, and
increasing self-care skills. The Brief Therapy Clinic
may suit your needs, as single sessions may be
scheduled on a 'first come first served' basis.
Services Offered :
Psychological and Psychiatric Assessments
Benefits
Risks