Category: Children
Adjustment disorders and behavioral problems: understanding, recognizing and finding help
Everyone goes through moments when everything seems to be getting heavier: a child who cries every morning before school, a teenager who locks himself in his room after a break-up, an adult who can't find the energy to go to work. These situations are part of life, and often temporary. However, when these difficulties cease to be temporary and become part of everyday life - at work, at school, in relationships - they become alarm signals.
Demystifying parenting and family coaching
While there's no one-size-fits-all approach to parenting, there are plenty of tools and resources to help us cope. This is where a parenting coach can be your best ally.
Managing back-to-school stress and anxiety
The start of the school year is fast approaching and, with it, a fair share of stress and anxiety for many young people and parents. Between returning to routine, new friendships to form, and academic expectations to meet, this period can be particularly trying. But with the right tools and the right knowledge, it is […]
Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD) in Children and Adolescents: Understanding and Intervening
Does your child or teenager seem to be in constant opposition? Does he or she refuse to obey rules, argue incessantly and constantly challenge your authority? If these behaviors sound familiar, your child may be suffering from Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD).
How to obtain a school waiver
The Education Act sets an age-based cut-off date for entry to elementary school: September 30. However, some children who have not reached this age by this date may show signs of early development. If this is the case for your child, you may want to consider early entry to school. To do so, you'll need to obtain a school exemption.
Navigating parenthood: understanding and supporting non-binary children
Gender identity and expression are drawing increasing attention and discussion. But is it simply a passing trend or a genuinely real phenomenon? Discover the story of Genviève, mother of Cléo, 11, who identifies as a non-binary child.
When should I request an ASD assessment?
Early diagnosis can make a huge difference in the lives of children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and their families. Find out when to request an evaluation.
What if a guidance counsellor was the solution?
The period of adolescence and entry into adulthood is one of great physical, emotional, psychological and social change, during which young people have to take a stand and make important choices. What if a guidance counsellor was the solution?
Our young people's motivation to go back to school
It's back to school time and you'd like to encourage your child's school motivation? Here are a few tips to help.
8 tips to make homework time easier
It's not always easy to make homework time enjoyable and effective? Here are eight tips to make it easier.
When should you consult a professional with your child?
When it comes to the question of whether counseling might be the right option for us and our child, it's important to remember that going to counseling doesn't make us bad parents. Should you consult with your child?