Mental Health Programs & Services
We provide service to children, youth and their families with social, emotional, psychological and/or psychiatric difficulties.
Reasons for referral may include:
- behaviour concerns at home, school or within the community
- symptoms of depression or anxiety
- grief, adjustment to parental separation, or blended family issues
- difficulty managing anger
- parent/child conflict
- bullying
- trauma such as abuse or assault
- family violence, addiction and/or mental health problems may contribute to the family’s stress
Woodview also provides services to children, youth and young adults with Autism Spectrum Disorder and Asperger’s Syndrome. Visit our autism services page for more info.
Our team of highly qualified and caring professionals includes child & youth workers, specially trained teachers, social workers, home based/outreach workers, psychometrists, administrative staff, and consultants (psychologists,psychiatrists and pediatricians).
Programs Offered at Woodview
- educational, therapeutic and recreational programs in a school setting in partnership with the local school boards for children whose needs cannot be met in a regular classroom
- residential programs that work closely with the child’s family
- office-based counselling
- camps and recreational programs to enhance social skills and self-esteem
- home-based intensive programs for children and families with complex needs
