A registered charity that offers a comprehensive range of mental health and autism services for children, youth, adults, and their families

• some services provided to adults with ASD on a fee for service basis and/or through grants

Children's mental health and autism services include:  
 
YODA (Youth Overcoming Depression & Anxiety): 

• services youth in grades 6-8 requiring support to address issues of anxiety & depression and/or having difficulty functioning in their home, school and community environments 
• offers 10 week group treatment programs in community schools in North Halton (covers Oakville) and Burlington

Day treatment programs: 

• school-based therapeutic program for children and youth showing signs of significant social, emotional and/or behavioural problems and some difficulty in the school setting and/or at home 
• delivered in partnership with local school boards
• each program is located in a community school, open to all areas of the region, elementary and secondary, combined focus of mental health and education
• offers families an opportunity to build on their strengths, skills and relationships

Woodview Learning Centre:

• private school for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder, located at 69 Flatt Rd, Burlington (fee-based program)

HIP (Halton Intensive Program): 

• outreach services include home-based services and supports for children ages 6-12 with serious social, emotional and/or behavioural difficulties

LINKING: 

• offers support for youth and families experiencing a high degree of conflict

Halton Autism Services (Ontario Autism Program):

• for children with a formal diagnosis of Autism Spectrum Disorder
• detailed assessments, intensive individualized instruction focused on skill building and generalization of core skills to other environments
• skill building services and supports for children and youth with Autism Spectrum Disorder
• individualized plans, family involvement in setting goals, in home and in community settings, parenting workshops

Caregiver Mediated Early Years - Project ImPACT:

• 12-week early intervention caregiver program
• offers assistance from certified ABA therapists to set individualized goals for children

For additional information on mental health and autism programs, please visit Woodview's website

Mon-Fri 8:30 am-4:30 pm

• after hours groups

Ages: 2 year(s) and up

• Ages 2-17 for children's mental health and autism services (must meet additional admission requirements)
• Some services are available to adults with ASD on a fee for service basis or through grants

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