Family Therapy and Support
This collaborative process
• Focuses on needs identified by parents and family members
• Includes weekly meetings with a therapist
• Offers support for existing family management strengths
• Helps families develop new strategies for working with problem behaviours
Individual Interventions with Children and Adolescents
Direct interventions can include
• Counseling
• Therapy
• Advocacy within a mental health delivery system
• Individual interventions, typically combined with family therapy
Comprehensive Child Assessments
Assessments can include
• Collaboration with families, teachers, and other individuals involved in children's lives
• In-depth exploration of children's competencies, areas of concern, and overall adaptation
• Psychological and neuropsychological testing for children and adolescents, if indicated
• Support when there are neuropsychological difficulties or behavioural and emotional disorders
Parent Skills and Support
Parent skills training is for all ages. It includes
• Focus on specific skill development (e.g., behavioural management skills)
• Focus on the parent–child relationship
• Focus on developmental issues
• Focus on parent involvement at school
• Curricula that are research based and proven helpful to parents interested in making family change
Child-Centered Skill Enhancement
For younger children, we can focus on
• Social skill development
• Anger management
• Self-control
MindPSYCH
sports Psychology mental toughness consultation:
For Athletes:
Mental skills training information for athletes.
