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Self-Regulation Training
Practical Programs are programs for special populations with unique therapeutic needs. Each program has a focus on diagnosis and treatment specific to that group.

Self-Regulation for ADHD Children
AD/HD (attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder) is one of the largest referral groups to mental health clinics. This population of children has received enormous attention from the scientific and clinical community, as well as the media. Our approach assumes that the fundamental therapeutic challenge for AD/HD is: How can we train better attention, achievement, and compliance for better long-term outcome?

The answer is twofold: Caretakers must better manage behaviours associated with the disorder, and the child must learn better activation, attentiveness, and behavioural control. Therefore, our Practical Program for AD/HD children includes these two components:

  1. Behavioural management for parents for parents
  2. Self-regulation training for the child

 

DID You Know ...

Some conduct problems arise from disorders like ADHD, self-regulatory disorders involving failure to inhibit responses, attend consistently, and learn from consequences. Some conduct problems are not related to ADHD, and require special long-term strategies of management and intervention to reduce risk of serious difficulties in adulthood.

It is imperative to address the earliest indicators of conduct problems. There are assessments that provide information about relative severity of the problem and long-term outcome, as well as special management strategies for parents and self-regulation training for those with conduct issues.

For more information on Conduct Disorders, click here

Motivation for young people

If you're a teenager or young adult, it's normal to have times in which you are stressed, experience mood swings, feel pressure from peers, or underachieve at school. But the impact of stress can build up over time, and you can feel "stuck" and unable to dig yourself out of a slump. And the longer you're in that slump, the tougher it gets to break free. Negative feedback from parents often makes things worse, even though they want to help.

You can now enhance your skills of mood control and academic performance with a fun program of self-regulation enhancement in which someone isn't telling you what to do. This training program combines modern day computer technology and the principles of learning for an enjoyable and effective program to benefit motivation, mood, self-esteem, and achievement.

Call us at (416) 222-0804 or email us for more information.

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