Counselling for Children (Ages 5-11)
What to Expect
Counselling for school-aged children helps them manage emotions, build confidence, and develop healthy coping skills. Therapy may address anxiety, low mood, behaviour challenges, peer issues, or changes at home. Sessions use a mix of talk, art, and play to meet each child where they’re at.
The Infinite Path Team
The following team members offer counselling for children:
Roberta
Registered Social Worker
Denise
Registered Provisional Psychologist
Courtney
Canadian Certified Counsellor
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