Emotional Support

Offering learning opportunities on various topics to help give parents and care providers the tools to overcome difficult situations when caring for children and youths with Autism Spectrum Disorder or other special needs, with support from the community.

A social support group program for young adults with ABI, TBI or other Neurological Conditions in the Ottawa area – designed to help participants foster social connections, develop skills, and enhance their well-being for long-term success.

Behavioural Therapy (ABA) is an evidence-based approach that uses proven behavioural strategies to teach new skills and promote independence in daily life. By applying core principles like reinforcement, ABA supports individuals in improving areas such as academics, executive functioning, motor skills, social interactions, and daily living tasks. It also addresses challenges like picky eating, sleep issues, and interfering behaviours, empowering individuals to achieve meaningful progress.

Case management involves supporting individuals and families in navigating the complexities of the healthcare and social service systems. Our case managers assess client needs and assist in coordinating care to ensure clients have access to the resources and services they require. Acting as a facilitator rather than a provider, their role can vary greatly, moulding to the individual needs of each client.

Our companion care services provide emotional support and meaningful companionship for those who need it most. From meal preparation and light housekeeping to accompanied outings and engagement in enjoyable activities, our caregivers foster connection and enhance quality of life through thoughtful, personalized care.

Our complementary care services offer holistic approaches to support physical, emotional, and mental well-being. Through therapies such as horticulture therapy, intuitive life coaching, reflexology, and reiki, we provide gentle, personalized care that enhances relaxation, reduces stress, and promotes overall balance. These services work alongside traditional therapies to support a more integrated path to wellness.

Occupational Therapists (OTs) focus on addressing issues that affect your ability to participate in and engage with everyday activities that are important to you. They provide interventions that support self-care activities such as dressing, eating, and bathing; productivity activities like working, going to school, and volunteering; and leisure activities, which include sports, social events, and hobbies.

Our psychotherapists are focused on helping you deal with the life issues and transitions you may face to promote your psychological and emotional well-being. They work with you to make sense of your traumas, develop healthy coping mechanisms, and walk alongside you through positive life changes to help you live your best life.

A gentle 7-week virtual program helping children build comfort and confidence with dental visits through supportive, role-play desensitization.

Our respite care services offer children and youth engaging, meaningful activities with dedicated attention from a caregiver. Designed to provide parents and guardians with a much-needed break from the emotional demands of caregiving, respite care can range from a few hours to several days, either at home or within the community.

Social Work uses a wide range of skills, techniques and activities to address challenges in life and improve well-being. Our social workers' knowledge of various health professions and community supports allows them to help clients connect to community resources, services and funding. They can also provide crisis support and individual and family counselling.

This intervention program is designed for families and parents of children with special needs who currently have or are at risk of developing behavioural problems. The goal is to increase your skills and confidence to help address parenting challenges.

An inclusive social club program designed to provide high-functioning youths with Autism Spectrum Disorder, or other support needs, an opportunity to explore new friendships and develop their social skills in a safe and supportive environment with planned activities around the Ottawa area.