Mental Health
Services
Infant and Early Mental Health Services
Infant and Early Mental Health Services support the social and emotional development of babies, toddlers, young children, and their families during the most important early years. Interpreter services are available to help families access support in the language that works best for them.
Why Early Relationships Matter
Young children grow and learn through their relationships — especially with the adults who care for them most. When those relationships feel safe, nurturing, and dependable, children are better able to manage emotions, build healthy connections, and develop positive behaviours.
How We Support Your Family
We focus on understanding each child and family’s unique strengths and needs as early as possible. By looking at how your child is developing — and how your family is doing as a whole — we provide support that is evidence-informed, practical, and tailored to your everyday life.
Building Skills Early
Our approach is rooted in prevention. By helping children develop resilience, confidence, and strong social-emotional skills early on, we can support healthy development before challenges grow bigger.
Summary of Our Services
We offer a range of support to help young children and their caregivers build strong relationships and manage early emotional or behaviour concerns. Here’s what that looks like:
Understanding Your Family
We take time to understand how your child is developing and how things are going at home so we can support you in the most helpful way.
Focused Short-Term Support
If there is a particular concern — such as big feelings, sleep challenges, or behaviour changes — we offer focused, time-limited support.
Parent and Caregiver Support
We share practical ideas and strategies to help everyday routines go more smoothly and strengthen your connection with your child.
Emotional and Behaviour Support
We work with children and caregivers to address challenges like tantrums, worries, or adjusting to changes.
Expert Advice When Needed
Specialists are available to provide guidance and, if helpful, take a closer look at your child’s development.
Where We Provide Support
We meet families where they are most comfortable—at home, in the community, or at our agency office. We often work alongside other professionals involved in your child’s care to make sure support is coordinated and effective.
