Book an Appointment at Lama Self Care Centre - In person sessions Dryden
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* We now have TWO in person locations. Please make sure you are booking in desired location*
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š¬ Contact Us ā¢ Regan: rdearborn@dearborntherapy.ca ā¢ Nicole (Admin): admin@dearborntherapy.ca ā¢ Phone: 807-407-1497 ā¢ Team Emails: [first initial][lastname]@dearborntherapy.ca
We have 2 locations please select desired location
Free Consultation
Meet with your therapist in person, virtual or over the phone to explore services, ask questions and feel their vibe to see if you connect.
There is NO commitment required.
Adult Psychotherapy
Check with your benefit provider to ensure it covers REGISTERED SOCIAL WORKER through OCSWSSW, REGISTERED PSYCHOTHERAPIST through CRPO OR REGISTERED NURSE through the CNO.
For METIS services- please reach out to MNO directly, and they will connect you with us.
This may include modalities (but is not limited to)
-DBT
-CBT
-Narrative
-Solution Focused
-Brain spotting
-The Flash
Children and Youth Counselling
Child and youth therapy, or child counseling, provides a safe space for children and teens to address emotional, social, and behavioral challenges, offering tools and support to improve their well-being and coping skills.
Child and youth therapy, also known as child counseling, aims to support children and youth in navigating emotional, social, and behavioral difficulties.
The goal isn't to "fix" the child, but rather to equip them with the skills and strategies to manage challenges, improve their well-being, and build healthy relationships.
Therapists use various approaches, including play therapy, expressive arts, and talk therapy, to connect with children and help them express their feelings and experiences.
Therapy can help children and youth cope with a wide range of issues, such as:
Emotional: Anxiety, depression, grief, trauma, and difficulty regulating emotions.
Social: Bullying, social isolation, difficulty making friends, and relationship problems.
Behavioural: Disruptive behaviours, attention problems, and difficulty following rules.
Family: Family conflict, divorce, and substance abuse in the family.
Therapists create a safe and supportive environment where children can explore their thoughts and feelings, develop coping skills, and build self-esteem.
Therapy often involves parents or caregivers, providing them with tools and strategies to support their child's emotional and behavioral well-being.
Play Therapy:
For younger children, play therapy uses toys and games to help them express their feelings and work through difficult experiences.
Talk Therapy:
As children get older, talk therapy becomes more prominent, allowing them to express their thoughts and feelings verbally.
Skill-Building:
Therapy can help children learn new skills, such as problem-solving, communication, and emotional regulation.
EMDR can also be a great resource to teach children how to process and regulate emotions.
Non Insured Health Benefits
Every calendar year, an eligible client (Status Card Required) can receive up to 22 hours of counselling performed by an eligible provider on a fee-for-service basis (such as, individual or group counselling). Additional hours in the same calendar year may be provided on a case-by-case basis.
Dearborn Therapy bills directly to NIHB, client not requiring to pay out of pocket, upfront.
Home Visit/Walk and Talk Therapy/Equine Therapy
We can do a walk with you at a location agreed upon (in door or outdoor).
Equine therapy in partnership with KCA (all ages)
Home visits- we will come to you.
Critical Incident Debriefing
Critical Incident Debriefing
Trained through CTRI
What is Critical Incident Stress Debriefing?
Critical Incident Stress Debriefing (CISD) is a facilitator-led group process conducted soon after a traumatic event with individuals considered to be under stress from trauma exposure. Individuals come together to naviagate the incident in a supportive environment tailored to your teams needs.
Clinicians do a pre and post assessment to support your team and help naviagate what has happened, while ensuring you are connected after.
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Located at: 60 Princess St, Dryden
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Need Help? 8074071497 rdearborn@dearborntherapy.ca