Wide variety of Services offered

Many services to help you and your family get back on track.

Individual Services

Addictions counselling: Harm Reduction Approach, Anger Management, Anxiety & Depression, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, Disordered Eating, Borderline Personality Disorder, Child and Youth Counselling, Caregiver Burnout, Grief & Loss, etc.

Stress Management & Trauma Counselling

Traumatic Incident Reduction, Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), Trauma Counselling (PTSD), Post-Tour Reintegration, Brainspotting, Anxiety and Panic Management, Moral Injuries, Compassion Fatigue, Work/Home Stress, Motor Vehicle Accident Therapy, etc.

Family & Co-Parenting Counselling

Parenting information & support, Children and Youth Counselling, LGBTQ2S+, Family Stress, Family Conflict, Activity / Behaviour Management, Child/Parent Relationships, Blending Families, Co-parenting Planning, etc.

Relationship and Couples Counselling

Communication, Division of Responsibilities, Conflict Resolution, Family Planning, Infidelity & Betrayal, Intimacy & Sex, Domestic Violence, etc.

Vocational Rehabilitation Counselling

Employment Readiness Assessment and Counselling, Personalized Employment Plan, Interview Preparation, Community Referrals and Resources

Perinatal-Focused Counselling

Planned or Unplanned Pregnancy, Termination & Loss (non-medical), Difficulties Conceiving / Infertility), Childbirth Stress and Anxiety, Birth Trauma, Self-Esteem & Confidence, New Parenthood, Changes to Relationships, Perinatal Mood and Anxiety Disorders (PMADs), Post-Natal Depression.

Tele-Counselling Services

Tele-counselling is a form of talk therapy that can be done over the phone or via video conference. Therapists can remotely collaborate with their clients to create treatment plans, provide online therapy sessions, develop new routines, and practice therapeutic techniques using a variety of modalities through tele-counselling. Offering a variety of flex-therapy* options can significantly reduce barriers for people wanting to access mental health services, especially for residents in rural areas.

Clinical Supervision

In social work, supervision is valued as a crucial activity for professional learning and development. The purpose of clinical supervision is to: consult about treatment planning and the therapeutic relationship; enhance the professional development and confidence of the supervisee; as well as to safeguard client well-being and therapeutic progress. Our clinical supervisors meet the OCSWSSW and CRPO guidelines for providing effective supervision to regulated professionals as well as practicum students from Yorkville University’s Masters of Counselling Psychology Program (approved site-supervisor).