Our team of registered social workers and psychotherapists works with children, teens and parents to build on each child’s strengths while easing the daily friction that ADHD can bring at home and at school. For children, we meet them where they are through play therapy, art and expressive arts therapies, sandtray, and cognitive behavioural approaches, EMDR and family therapies adapted for neurodiverse children, teens and families. Sessions focus on emotional regulation, self-esteem, frustration tolerance and the anxiety that often travels alongside ADHD. Teens can work on organization, motivation, identity and relationships using CBT, DBT, ACT and mindfulness-based strategies. Parents are central to this work. We offer parent coaching, parent-child sessions and family counselling to help caregivers understand their child’s brain, respond with confidence rather than conflict, and create routines that actually work. Many of our clinicians also bring expertise in co-occurring profiles, including high sensitivity, sensory processing differences, dyslexia, dysgraphia and dyscalculia, autism and trauma.