Parenting Though Divorce/Separation
OnlineThis virtual workshop is designed for parents/caregivers in the KFL&A region This workshop will allow parents to • Discuss effects of divorce on children • Teach you how to talk […]
Inclusion. Acceptance. A life without barriers.
Provided by highly trained specialists, our services are confidential and based on individual needs.
Family-focused and respectful of all races, gender identities and sexual orientations.
Accessible times and five locations in KFL&A.
The Maltby Centre realizes that beginning mental healthcare for anyone in your family is a stepped process. You have many questions at the beginning and we’re here to help you along the way. You may also find some of these additional resources helpful to get you started. The links in this area are to resources you can browse at home on your own time, with your child or on your own.
This virtual workshop is designed for parents/caregivers in the KFL&A region This workshop will allow parents to • Discuss effects of divorce on children • Teach you how to talk […]
The Hidden Curriculum refers to the set of rules or guidelines that are often not directly taught but are assumed to be known. This curriculum contains items that impact social […]
Maltby Centre is now offering a new series of online workshops for parents and caregivers! These workshops are designed to help parents understand concepts related to Applied Behaviour Analysis, access […]
Parents of children with autism spectrum disorder often find that their child/youth resists changing activities through the day. Child/youth personality, anxiety, and characteristics associated with autism spectrum disorder all contribute […]
Since 1996, the Maltby Centre has helped children and youth experiencing mental health or autism concerns. We believe all children and youth deserve access to evidence-based tools to help them and their families take better control of their life.
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We acknowledge that Maltby Centre is situated on Traditional Lands of Anishinaabe and Haudenosaunee. We are grateful to be able to live, work, play and support our community on these lands.