Services
Behaviour Intervention
(Children, Youth & Adults)
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Functional Behavior Assessments (FBA)
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Individualized Behavior Support Plans
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Parent and educator coaching in home, office and or virtual
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In-home or in-school observation and feedback
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Emotional regulation and behavior management
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Anxiety, self-esteem, and stress
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Peer relationships and conflict resolution
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Strength-based mentoring and goal setting
Parent Coaching & Support
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One-on-one parent coaching, in home, office, and virtual
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Strengthening communication and attachment
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Navigating school systems (IEPs, accommodations, behavior plans)
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Building confidence and capacity in caregivers
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Referrals and coordination with mental health, social services, and healthcare providers
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Safety healthcare, education, community)planning and crisis prevention
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Help accessing support for housing, income, or specialized assessments
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Advocacy across systems
2SLGBTQIA+
(Children, Youth & Adults)
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Support for individuals and families to reduce mental health risks
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Support for families to foster increased mental health resilience
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Did you know? LGBTQ+ young people are more than four times as likely to attempt suicide than their peers (Johns et al., 2019; Johns et al., 2020).
Assisting Community Organizations
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Suicide Risk Assessment
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Behaviour Intervention
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Systems & Navigation of Community Resources
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Therapeutic Support Integration
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Referrals and coordination with mental health, social services, and healthcare providers
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Safety healthcare, education, community) planning and crisis prevention
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Help accessing support for housing, income, or specialized assessments
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Advocacy across systems
Clinical Consultation- Assisting other Mental Health Professionals
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Suicide Risk Assessment
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Behaviour Intervention
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Systems Navigation & Advocacy of Community Resources
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Referrals and coordination with mental health, social services, and healthcare providers
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Safety healthcare, education, community)planning and crisis prevention
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Help accessing support for housing, income, or specialized assessments
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Advocacy across systems
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We offer a free 15-minute consultation to discuss your needs and recommend the best service for your situation.
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Support Groups & Classes
B.E.S.T. for Parents offers a range of courses and classes designed to support and empower individuals, including parents, children, youth, and caregivers.
These programs typically run one evening per week over a six-week period, with each session lasting between one and one and a half hours—ideal for those with busy schedules.
Participants receive printed handouts and other key materials to use at home, helping to reinforce the tools and strategies introduced in class. Consistent practice of these techniques outside of the sessions is encouraged to ensure lasting impact and meaningful results.
A full schedule of course offerings is currently being developed, so please check this page regularly for the latest updates.
Critical Incident Debrief (Professional Support for groups immediately following a traumatic event at home, community, or work)
As needed
Skills Group (4-6 sessions)
Conflict Resolution
Children, Youth, or Adults
Date & Time TBA
Class (6 classes)
ADHD Parenting Skills
Topic & Date TBA
Critical Incident Debrief provides immediate professional support to groups affected by a traumatic event, helping them process their experiences, reduce emotional stress, and begin the path to recovery. It fosters a sense of safety, connection, and resilience in the aftermath of crisis.
These courses provide children, youth, and adults with practical tools for resolving conflict. By learning to navigate disagreements in healthy, respectful ways, participants strengthen their communication skills, build better relationships, and enhance their overall emotional well-being.
A valuable course that helps parents better understand and support their child’s unique needs. It offers practical strategies to manage challenging behaviors, improve communication, and create a more structured, positive home environment—reducing stress for both parent and child.