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Nicolas Rollin

Psychologist

Jessica Lapointe

Neuropsychologist & Manager

Clara Houle Roy

Social worker

Tarek Bellaj

Neuropsychologist

Julie Lebeau

Operations Director and Manager

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Our services

Psychotherapist

Specialized support to overcome emotional difficulties, relationship challenges and mental health issues.

Social worker

Personalized help to navigate social, family and personal challenges with empathy and professionalism.

Neuropsychologist

Assessment and treatment of cognitive, behavioural and neurodevelopmental disorders in children and adults.

Psychologist

Professional support for emotional challenges, mental health and psychological well-being at any age.

Occupational therapist

Support focused on daily autonomy and well-being for people of all ages.

Orthopedagogue

Specialized support for learning disabilities, attention disorders and academic difficulties in children and teens.

Sexologist

Professional guidance to improve your sexual, relational and emotional well-being.

Psychosocial support

Support for everyday emotional and social challenges. You don't have to face them alone.

Parenting coach / Family coach

Guidance to strengthen family communication and overcome parenting challenges.

Psychoeducator

Help for adjustment difficulties, emotional and behavioural challenges at any age.

Specialized educator

Personalized support for personal, emotional and daily adjustment challenges.

Our specialties

All specialties

Eating disorders

Eating disorders are more than just eating habits. It's a deep-seated illness that encompasses a range of concerns, from body image to how we perceive our own appearance.

Behavioral and relationship disorders

In the complex world of mental health, behavioral and relational disorders are two disorders that manifest themselves in distinct ways, but can have profound consequences for an individual's quality of life.

Family and marital issues

Marital issues refer to the challenges, problems and questions that arise in the context of marital relationships. They can concern various aspects of life, including communication, conflict management, child-rearing, division of responsibilities, financial matters, decision-making, values and beliefs, and much more.

Adjustment disorders

Adjustment disorder is a mental disorder characterized by emotional distress and difficulties in coping with stressful everyday events. It occurs when a person's reaction to a situation is disproportionate to what is considered a normal or expected response.

School demotivation

Academic demotivation is a phenomenon that affects many students around the world. It manifests itself in a gradual loss of interest in learning, a decline in motivation to follow courses and to invest in their studies. This lack of interest can have various origins, ranging from personal problems to unsuitable teaching methods.

Bereavement and separation

Grief is a natural reaction to absence, an intrinsic part of human existence. We are all exposed to the possibility of losing a parent, child or loved one.

Questions of identity

Questions of identity arise when individuals and groups seek to understand who they are, how they are perceived by others and how they fit into the world around them. They encompass questions of personal, cultural, ethnic, national, sexual, gender, religious and social identity.

Bullying

Bullying refers to hurtful or aggressive, repetitive behavior aimed at hurting, injuring or mistreating another person. It can occur in a variety of contexts, such as school, work, friendships or family relationships, and even online in the form of cyberbullying.

Testimonials

“Our son has changed so much for the better. He has made a 180-degree turn. And we, as parents, have come a long way too! A beautiful closeness has developed between us and it's really pleasant. Keep up your excellent work; families today are in great need of services like yours.”

— Annie, Dave and their son

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Mental Health for GBTQ+ Men: You Don't Have to Carry This Burden Alone

Today, there is more talk about diversity, sexual orientation, and gender identity. But this openness, as valuable as it is, doesn’t erase everything that many GBTQ+ men still go through. Learning to hide, fearing judgment, wondering who you really are—all of this takes a toll on mental health.

Preventing mental fatigue: take care of your health to avoid burnout

Between personal responsibilities, the workplace, unexpected events, and an often demanding pace of life, our brains are now under constant strain. Notifications, screens, multitasking, and the need for instant gratification sometimes leave little room to truly unwind or recharge. This reality is becoming increasingly prevalent. In 2023, more than 4.1 million Canadian workers reported experiencing high levels of work-related stress and daily overload.

Understanding grief: stages, emotions and the grieving process | Familio

When pain returns as time passes, it’s normal to wonder why. We hear about the stages of grief, as if simply going through them one by one would make things better. As if there were a "right way" to grieve. Yet grief does not follow a straight line. It can come back in waves, take different forms, and be experienced very differently from one person to another. Understanding what is happening can help put words to what we feel, recognize returning emotions, and know when to seek support.

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