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This service is available to support families where the identified child is between 2.5 and 12 years of age.

araBIn-clinic services are offered at 5-120 Main Street in Cambridge. In-home intensive services are available in your home for families who live within 1.5 hours of Cambridge.

Some cities that I serve are:

• Cambridge
• Kitchener
• Waterloo
• Guelph
• Brantford
• Stratford
• Milton
• Hamilton
• Burlington
• Oakville
• Ayr
• Paris
• New Hamburg
• Wilmot
• Branchton

Appointments are conducted during weekday, daytime hours. 

Intensive days are structured to allow us to conduct parent-only portions in the morning while your child is at school. When we break for lunch, you will be asked to pick your child up and bring them home for the second part of each day.

Two full days are required for this program:

Day 1: 5.5 treatment hours (plus an unpaid 1 hour lunch break mid-day)

Day 2: 4.5 treatment hours (plus an unpaid 1 hour lunch break mid-day)

These two days are scheduled approximately 1 week apart to allow for the application of new skills.

In-clinic treatment: $150 per 45 minutes.

In-home intervention: $225 per 60 minutes.

Report fees: $200 per 60 minutes. 2-hour estimate – no additional time will be billed without your prior consent.

Follow-up parent sessions: $150 per 45 minutes (virtual, no travel fee).

Travel fees: $0.75 per kilometer round trip from 120 Main Street, Cambridge, ON to your home address for each home visit.

Yes! Services are offered by a Registered Social Worker (RSW). 

For intensive therapy, sessions can generally be submitted under the parent and/or child's mental health benefits since both are participating in the treatment. We can provide a pre-determination letter if you would like to explore advanced approval with your benefit company.

Unfortunately, no. But we will cover a lot of ground in this program. The goal of this program is to position you, the parent(s), to feel confident and equipped in how to support your challenging child responsively (when an explosion is happening) and pro-actively (to prevent explosions from happening in the first place). You will leave the program with experiential learning and a concrete plan of action to support your child. While many families find that their child does not require standard therapy after this program, this cannot be guaranteed as each child is unique.

Yes. This service is well-suited for children with a range of emotional and behavioral challenges, including ADHD, ODD, and autism. The approach blends insights from Collaborative Problem Solving (Dr. Ross Greene) with Filial Play Therapy, allowing our work to be highly individualized. Together, we focus on understanding what’s getting in your child’s way, building regulation and connection, and helping you respond in ways that reduce power struggles and strengthen the relationship.

No. As a Registered Social Worker, I am unable to provide diagnostic assessments. The report provided is not diagnostic in nature. It is designed to highlight areas where your child may experience challenges related to cognitive skills and emotional regulation. The aim is to provide meaningful insights and practical strategies to support your child's development and well-being.

That's great! We would love to connect to discuss how we can support you and your little one. Please schedule a free meet and greet to learn more. Or, if you are ready to jump in, feel free to skip ahead and schedule your Parent Intake appointment. We would love to get started.