Anxiety difficulties in kids and teens can present themselves in a variety of ways, including but not limited to, social anxiety, OCD, generalized anxiety, PTSD and phobias. The child psychologists at

Depression in kids and teens can lead to a loss of interest in regular activities, irritability and changes in daily habits including eating and sleep.

If your child is having academic difficulties, a child psychologist can perform a psychoeducational assessment, which may provide answers about how they might best be supported academically.

Family changes or conflict can be difficult for both parents and children, and may lead to a breakdown in communication, defiance or lack of conflict resolution.

Behavioural difficulties in children and teens can include anger management, emotion regulation difficulties and defiance.