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Understanding Learning Diversity:
Psychological Services for
Young People and their Families
Supporting...
Children and Families
We help students and their families understand assessment results, map out next steps, and secure the support they need. While we actively advocate for our families, we also teach students how to advocate for themselves—helping them understand how they learn and build the confidence to ask for help.
Schools
In addition to experience in educational settings, our knowledge of pedagogical and psychological theory provides us with a unique understanding of the learning and mental health needs of students in schools. We ensure appropriate testing and realistic recommendations for students, families, and teachers using a trauma-informed approach.
At clrPSYCH, we seek out and promote inter-professional partnerships that include a variety of organizations, school boards, and agencies. This ensures the provision of inclusive psychological supports for students and their families
Agencies
We have been privileged to work alongside students, families, and staff in multiple Indigenous communities across Ontario. In our practice, we are deeply mindful of the ethical issues in standardized assessment, including cultural biases in testing and analysis. We also understand the unique needs of students living in rural communities, providing relevant classroom recommendations and supports. In order to provide better access to our services, we have also been approved as Non-Insured Health Benefits (NIHB) providers.​
Indigenous Communities
...because it takes a village.
Land Acknowledgement
We acknowledge that the lands and waters we call home are situated on Mississauga lands and the traditional territory covered by the Williams Treaties. We are aware that our work extends beyond the territories mentioned above, encompassing the traditional lands of numerous other Indigenous communities across Turtle Island. We wish to express our profound gratitude and recognition to these groups for their care and stewardship of these lands, ensuring its well-being for generations to come.
Our Commitment to Reconciliation
At clrPSYCH, we consider it an honour to work with Indigenous and Métis families hailing from diverse communities in Ontario. We wish to cultivate meaningful relationships, founded on respect and empathy, to actively contribute to genuine reconciliation and healing. We are committed to an unwavering pursuit of continuous learning and understanding, to foster these relationships further.