Programs & Services

- Crisis Intake Team
- Services en français
- SCIP
- 0-6 Years
- 7-14 Years
- Groups
- Residential Treatment
- Respite Services
- Intensive Family Service (IFS)
- RAPP - TAPP-C
- Middlesex County Services

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519-433-0334

0-6 Years
Welcome to 0-6, Vanier's Early Years Program
The Early Years Team provides services to children age 0-6 and
their families who may be experiencing serious difficulties
including; attachment disorders, anxiety, emotion regulation
issues, school failure adaptation, sleep issues, poor peer
relationships, anxiety, uncontrolled aggression and tantrums.
Children may be hard to serve at home, in childcare or at
school.
Call 519-433-0334 for more Information.
How we help
- early identification and treatment of emotional, psychological, social and developmental concerns in young children
- promote the prevention of more serious issues for children later in life
- strengthen relationships between children, their parents and their families
- provide strength-based interventions that reflect best practices for children age 0-6
- establish linkages and appropriate supports for the family within the community
What we offer:
- family assessment and therapy with experienced Child & Family Therapists
- intensive family services (in-home)
- parent support
- parent/child therapy
- play based therapy for children
- parent psycho-educational and children social skill groups
- parent skill building and support
- educational workshops for parents and professionals
- specialized assessment (psychiatry, psychology, occupational therapy, speech and language)
- community school support
Who is eligible?
- residents of London-Middlesex
- experienced staff go to Elgin, Oxford and Lambton counties to provide services in children's mental health agencies
There are no fees for Early Years services.
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