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clinique d'évaluation et d'intervention en enfance et en adolescence de l'université de sherbrooke

CEIEA
150 Charles-Le Moyne Place, 10th floor, Longueuil, Montérégie, QC, J4K 0A8
450 463-1835 ext. 61612 usherbrooke.ca/ceiea
Greater Montréal
youth 0 to 17 years old, their families
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Services

University psychology training clinic for doctoral students in psychology, closely supervised by qualified professors and psychologists who are members of the Quebec Order of Psychologists.

* Psychological assessment and parent-child intervention, family intervention, etc.

* Support groups.

* Problems treated: difficulties adjusting to daycare or school, relationship difficulties, difficulties adjusting to changes in family life, behavioural problems, academic difficulties, difficulties adjusting to a loss, mood disturbances, appetite or sleep disturbances, anxiety.

Eligibility

youth 0 to 17 years old, their families

Schedule

September to April, Monday to Friday 8h00 to 18h00, recruitment for assessment: mid-August to mid-September

Fees

file opening: $10, assessment session: $40 per hour, support group: $15 to $20 per session, services for organizations: $60 per hour (maximum $600, including report), psychotherapy session: $50 per hour.Receipts are issued.

Coverage area

Greater Montréal

Languages offered

English, French

Application process

recruitment for assessment: mid-August to mid-September each year, recruitment for intervention: mid-August to November each year

Categories:

; Child, Youth and Family - Youth Shelters and Support ; Mental Health and addictions - Community support in mental health ; Violence and abuse - Therapy and counselling ; Disability - Autism, PDD, ADHD ; Disability - Support and integration organizations