
Mental Health Services
At Maltby Centre, children and youth experiencing mental health concerns have quick access to services, free of charge. Call 613-546-8535 to learn more.
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Mental Health Services at Maltby
Mental health matters. Call or email to make an appointment.
Access professional, highly-trained specialists who deliver evidence-informed programs and therapies – totally free of charge.
Dealing with mental health issues can be challenging but with an optimistic and supportive approach…we can help open the door to possibilities.
How Mental Health Support works at Maltby
We are invested in supporting children and youth and believe that through a collaborative approach we can offer each child, youth and family the opportunity to thrive and reach their full potential.
Find a service that works for you

By appointment only: 613-546-8535 | Contact Form
This free service is available to children and youth (0-24 years), parents/caregivers and families from communities in KFL&A.
A Program Assistant will arrange an appointment for you to speak with one of our therapists either in person, over the phone or by video.

Extended services is ongoing therapy for more complex needs. This may include individual or family focused therapy.
For more information about our Extended Services please see:

By appointment only: 613-546-8535
Free brief counselling service of up to four sessions is also available for youth ages 18 to 24. A therapist can work with you to help you address the worry or problem and assist you in finding other services to support you ongoing. The MTABS program is made possible by the generous support of the KFL&A United Way, and the RBC Foundation. Call 613-546-8535 to learn more.

By appointment only: 613-546-8535
The Maltby Centre offers 2SLGTBQ+ affirming counselling services for young people and/or their families if support is needed around:
• gender identity and sexual orientation
• making decisions about coming out and/or transitioning
• family and peer relationships
• the impacts of homophobia, biphobia, transphobia and other forms of oppression
• mental health concerns

The Infant and Early Years Mental Health Program is a free specialized service whose primary goal is the supporting of parents/caregivers with their infant/young children 0-6 in the KFLA region who present with social, emotional, and/or behavioural concerns.

Intensive in-home services are free to clients in the KLF&A region and are designed for children between the ages of 0-18 who are engaging in problematic behaviours. The parents/guardians of the children must be willing to actively participate in the services.

Maltby works in collaboration with our partnering school boards to provide programming and support to students at a variety of sites/classrooms across KFL&A.

Single session to multi-week programming to help parents and caregivers obtain the tools and skills to strengthen their relationship with their children are offered free of charge.

We offer multi-week programming for children and youth to help parents and caregivers obtain the tools and skills to strengthen their relationship with their children are offered free of charge.

The EYOW Program is a prevention and intervention program that focuses on at-risk and high- risk youth who live in an identified priority community and/or belong to a distinct priority population. Youth ages 12 to 21 receive services through Maltby Centre to support them within their community. The enhanced youth outreach worker at Maltby Centre is a licensed therapist who can also provide counselling support. Maltby Centre works closely with other programs within the KFL&A community.

By appointment only: | Youth Wellness Hubs Ontario
Youth Wellness Hubs Ontario is an initiative that aims to bring the right services to youth and their families at the right time and in the right place. It is a network of “hubs” across the province dedicated to serving youth in over 30 communities when they need it most.
The Maltby Centre provides a fulltime mental health therapist who works from the local YWHO hub and throughout the KFL&A region to provide services in partnership with local agencies.

By appointment only: | Our Resource Partners
Maltby Centre is developing partnerships to provide access to psychiatry, pediatric and psychology consultation services when these are needed to support mental health treatment.