Services Offered
- Mental Health Support
- Screenings: Routine assessments for anxiety, depression, OCD, and behavioral issues.
- Counseling Referrals: Providing referrals to child psychologists or counselors when necessary.
- Crisis Management: Offering guidance during emotional crises or acute behavioral challenges.
- Emotional Well-being
- Parental Guidance: Educating parents on recognizing emotional distress and fostering resilience in their children.
- Developmental Support: Helping families navigate emotional milestones and challenges associated with growth stages.
- Medical Care
- Chronic and acute assessments: Monitoring physical health, addressing chronic conditions, and ensuring actin plans and vaccinations are current.
- Clear Communication: Discussing medical concerns, treatment options, and preventive care in an understandable manner.
- Social Development
- Social Skills Assessments: Evaluating interactions with peers and providing strategies to improve social skills.
- Family Support: Advocacy and resources for families and child.
- Academic Support
- Learning Assessments: Identifying potential learning disabilities or academic struggles and drafting letters for support.
- School Collaboration: Working with educators to create tailored support plans, such as IEPs.
- Family Struggles
- Family Health: Addressing how family dynamics and parental health impact a child’s well-being.
- Resource Provision: Connecting families with community resources, support groups, or counseling services.
- Pain Management
- Assessment of Pain: Evaluating acute and chronic pain conditions and their impact on daily life.
- Treatment Plans: Developing individualized pain management strategies, including medication, physical therapy, and complementary therapies.
- Palliative Care
- Comprehensive Support: Providing holistic care for children with life-limiting conditions, focusing on quality of life.
- Family Involvement: Engaging the family in care decisions and offering emotional support during difficult times.
- Complex Care
- Coordination of Services: Managing care for children with multiple or complex medical needs, ensuring effective communication among specialists.
- Customized Care Plans: Tailoring interventions to address the unique needs of each child and their family.
- Sexual Health
- Education and Counseling: Offering age-appropriate education on sexual health, development, and relationships.
- Confidential Care: Providing a safe environment for discussing sensitive topics related to sexual health, including contraception and STIs.
- Transition to Adult Services
- Planning for Transition: Preparing adolescents for the transition to adult healthcare services, including addressing ongoing medical, emotional, and social needs.
- Supportive Resources: Connecting families with resources to ease the transition and ensure continuity of care.
- Virtual Care
- Telehealth Services: Offering virtual consultations for non-emergency health concerns, follow-ups, and mental health support.
- Accessibility: Providing families with flexible options to access care from home, reducing barriers to treatment.
- Continuity of Care: Ensuring that care remains consistent through virtual visits, maintaining communication with families.
- Communication
- Timely Updates: Ensuring families receive prompt information about test results, referrals, and treatment plans.
- Open Dialogues: Encouraging questions and discussions during appointments to foster a collaborative approach to care.
- Follow-Up: Scheduling regular check-ins to monitor progress and adjust care plans as needed.