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Youth Mental Health

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Mental Health Counselling & Mental Health Treatment Services

Offre des services d"intervention de crise en personne et par téléphone aux personnes qui éprouvent une crise immédiate.

Youth Addictions

Mental Health Services for kids, teens and adults. Art Therapy and HeartMath Intervention. Special Services During Pandemics (e.g. COVID/Corona), Disasters and Related Emergencies Virtual Services Available.

Support Groups

Opportunity to share information and common concerns ; public awareness of issues and challenges for people with learning disabilities ; support of legislative initiatives. Programs and services include: free information for children, their caregivers, and adults affected by Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and learning disabilities sponsors many events and workshops with issues related to LDs and ADHD supports parents in advocating for their child - in school, Individual Education Plan (IEP) / Identification, Placement and Review Committee (IPRC) meetings outreach and education advising and advocacy support and guidance established peer support network for parents and caregivers provides list of tutors and sources for assessment Reading Rocks programMember of the Special Education Advisory Committee (SEAC) for Upper Grand District School Board and Wellington Catholic District School Board to advise on best practices for teaching people with special needs.

Youth Mental Health

Charitable non-profit organization dedicated to improving the lives of children, youth and adults with learning disabilities. LDAO assists people with learning disabilities and their families in meeting their expressed needs by: providing support, guidance and up-to-date resource information; providing the opportunity for the sharing of information and common concerns; encouraging research in the field of learning disabilities supporting and generating legislative initiatives.</p>

Support Groups

COVID19 -- clients asked to stay home if feeling unwellPrograms and Services support and guidance resource information, workshops support groups public awarenessAcademic Support and Tutoring individual homework support and tutoring Reading Rocks Literacy Program - in person and virtual options Jump Math - in personSocial Skills programming to promote self-awareness and healthy behaviours - held in person workshops on conflict resolution, healthy relationships, peer pressure, online safety, self-esteemKidz Konnect Summer Camp social skills life skills training problem solving strategies for children 6-13 yrsOrton-Gillingham Remedial Program -- individualized multi-sensory intervention for individuals with language-based difficulties/dyslexia

Support Groups

Committed to creating a society in which people with Learning Disabilities (LDs) are able to achieve the full expression of their intellect and abilities and enabled to contribute in the workplace to their fullestProviding: Information about learning disabilities and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) Support and guidance to parents and guardians concerning their children"s rights in the school systemAdvocacy for both children and adultsInformation to community groups, schools, professional development days, conferences and seminars.Referral services Direct programming for children, youth and adultsServices and Programs:Adult Programs - Support for adults with Learning Disabilities / AD(H)DChildren and Youth ProgramsResource, Information and AdvocacySmart AgingY.I.E.L.D Program

Support Groups

COVID19 -- Some programs run online, see website for detailsPrograms for children, youth, and adults with learning disabilities (LDs) and/or Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) including parent and adult support groups, tutoring services, advocacy and information and referralTutoringVolunteer tutors from different diverse and educational backgrounds work one-on-one with children in grades 4-8 on: supporting students with homework help recognizing comfortable learning styles, learning strengths, and study habits which assist children in better learning assisting children with numeracy and literacy skills which need further developmentGirls Connect designed for girls ages 7-18 with a primary diagnosis of LDs and/or ADHD participants divided into age appropriate groups addressing the unique needs of girls with LDs and ADHD.SOAR Transitions Elementary for students in grades 7-8 diagnosed with LD and/or ADHD assists in developing life skills to succeed academically and vocationally SOAR Transitions Secondary -- supports students in secondary schools diagnosed with learning disability or ADHD gain practical coping and advocacy skills in one to one and group sessions Strategies for Life one-on one program that focuses on the socio-emotional effects of LDs and Attention Deficit Disorder identifies unique challenges the participant may face and assists youth in developing resiliency.Summer Camp day camp for children with a primary diagnosis of Learning Disabilities and/or ADHD safe, encouraging and positive environment for learning social skills activities include outdoor swimming, nature walks, and arts and crafts Job Fit Program helps adults and/or youth with LD"s and/or ADHD explore interests, strengths, and areas of need in order to pursue employment covers how to ask for accommodations in the workplace ensures clients have a full understanding of their LD"s and develops client"s confidence to join the workforceParent Support Group virtual support group to help guide caregivers through different stages of accepting and managing their child"s Learning Disabilities and/or ADHD monthly opportunity to meet and share common experiences, handle emotions, strategize for strengths and challenges in a positive wayAdult Support Group opportunity to network with individuals with LD"s and/or ADHD, gain social support, problem solve and share successes. learn different strategies to deal with and manage LDs and/or ADHD.

Youth Addictions

My experience involves working with individuals with anxiety, depression, trauma, relationship issues and addictions. I support individuals through one-on-one, group and family counselling. I work in collaboration with individuals and their support team in order create a holistic treatment plan that is well suited for their needs.

Youth Addictions

Social Worker Psychotherapist with 10 years experience.  Providing individual, couple and family therapy.  Experience and training in acute mental health, addictions and substance abuse, anger and emotions management, high conflict personalities, problem relationships, interpersonal challenges, separation support and difficulties with mood.  Short term focus 3 to 6 months.

Youth Addictions

This psychology clinic provides clinical, health, and rehabilitation psychology services to adults.

Crisis lines

10-bed emergency shelter for women and children fleeing violence supportive counselling, safety-planning, advocacy emergency shelter available 24-hour crisis line, on-site counselling for women who don"t live at shelter outreach follow-up program, transitional support and housing program and child witness program services provided by children"s advocates are available for children who have been exposed and witnessed violence volunteer opportunities community presentations public education on issues of violence against women, children exposed to violence support groups for women and children children"s school run groups and individual counselling

Crisis lines

COVID-19 (28 Mar 2022):

Support Groups

Domestic violence outreach program offers individual counselling, support groups, life skills groups, groups for children who have witnessed violence secondary office in Amherstview open Tue, Thu by appointment services also available in Deseronto Mon-Fri by appointment, Crydon on Fri

Youth Addictions

This program aims to support Francophones struggling with a mental health disorder in their recovery process and to encourage them to participate in community activity. The program has four service components: peer support, artistic expression, recreational activities and recovery.