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New Path » Respite
http://newpath.ca/programs/respite
Who is this Service For? Respite is for children up to 18 years of age when parent and child can benefit from a short therapeutic break. Who Can Make a Referral? Youth over 12 years of age. How is a Referral Made? If you are already in a New Path service discuss a referral with your worker. If you are not already a New Path client, call New Path Intake Department at 705-725- 7656 or, from the 905 area code in Simcoe County, call 1-866-566-7656. What Services are Available? Where is the Service Located?
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New Path » Probation In House Clinical Services (PICS)
http://newpath.ca/programs/probation-in-house-clinical-services-pics
Probation In House Clinical Services (PICS). Who is This Service For? This program is for youth aged 12-17 who have been charged through Youth Justice. Who Can Make a Referral? How is a Referral Made? The youth’s probation officer completes a referral form and faxes it to the Supervisor of Probation In House Clinical Services at (705)-719-4485. What Services are Available? Brief Therapy (individual or family) – 4 – 6 sessions per youth. Clinical consultation to Probation Officers. Working at New Path.
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New Path » Intensive Services for Students Program (ISSP)
http://newpath.ca/programs/issp
Intensive Services for Students Program (ISSP). Who is This Service For? ISSP is for children and youth with significant mental health needs (i.e. social, emotional or behavioural challenges). Families are also involved. Who Can Make a Referral? How is a Referral Made? School Boards screen referrals and send information to the New Path Intake Department. What Services are Available? In-school, in-home and community programs. Individual and family counselling. Service co-ordination with other agencies.
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New Path » Community Partners with Schools (COMPASS)
http://newpath.ca/programs/compass
Community Partners with Schools (COMPASS). COMPASS is a joint service offered by New Path Youth and Family Services in partnership with Kinark Child and Family Services. Kinark Child and Family Services. Barrie, Ontario L4N 6T4. Who is This Service For? Elementary and secondary schools looking for community supports to enhance healthy child and youth development and to reduce social, emotional, or behavioral barriers to learning. Who Can Make a Referral? How is a Referral Made? Services offered by Kinark:.
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New Path » Careers
http://newpath.ca/careers
Are you a good fit for New Path? Read about our core competencies. And the benefits of a career with New Path. New Path is currently hiring for the following position:. Part Time Youth and Family Therapist. New Path Youth and Family Services is identified under the French Language Services Act. Barrie, ON L4M 2Y1. We thank all those who apply, however, but only those accepted for further consideration will be contacted. Board Chairs and CEO’s Messages. Doing Business with New Path. Probation In House Cli...
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New Path » Attendance Centre
http://newpath.ca/programs/attendance-centre
Who is This Service For? The Attendance Centre is for youth aged 12-17 who have been charged through Youth Justice. Who Can Make a Referral? How is a Referral Made? The youth’s probation officer completes a referral form and faxes it to the Attendance Centre (705)-719-4485. What Services are Available? Individual and Family Counselling. Substance Abuse Counselling offered by Canadian Mental Health and Addiction Services on site. Consultation with a multi-disciplinary team. Where is the Service Located?
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New Path » Programs
http://newpath.ca/programs
New Path offers a range of services, although not all programs are available in each community. Our staff and consultants include professionals from social work, child and youth work, psychology and psychiatry. Pour les services en français pour les enfants, jeunes et leurs familles,. Veuillez communiquer avec La Clé d’la Baie. Au 705-549-3116 poste 7162. Si vous êtes femme francophone victime de violence conjugale, vous recevrez vos. Services en français en communiquant avec le centre Colibri. Youth and...
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New Path » News and Events
http://newpath.ca/news-and-events
New Art Show in Reflections Gallery – June 1, 2016. May 30th, 2016. We will be featuring the work of local artist Miriam Kalliomaki in Reflections Art Gallery at Barrie Common Roof, beginning Wednesday June 1st. Her pieces are nature and wildlife based and she creates her pieces in pastels and ink. The opening will be happening from 1-3:30 in Reflections Gallery (Meeting Room 1). Refreshments will be served. Comments Off on New Art Show in Reflections Gallery – June 1, 2016. February 22nd, 2016. All kids...
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Deal with Bullying
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705) 733.2654 ext 2622. How to Motivate Children in Sports. Recognize the Signs of Over-Training. Speaking to your Athlete. Social Anxiety in Children/Youth. The Role of the Coach. When to Seek Help. Athletes who are subjected to bullying often lose focus, play or perform tentatively, feel anxious, drop out of tournaments or competitions, or quit sports altogether. They are reluctant to tell parents or coaches because theyre embarrassed, scared or feel shame. Why Do Athletes Bully? What Coaches Can Do:.
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Oppositional Defiant Disorder
http://www.expandthereach.ca/oppositional-defiant-disorder
705) 733.2654 ext 2622. How to Motivate Children in Sports. Recognize the Signs of Over-Training. Speaking to your Athlete. Social Anxiety in Children/Youth. The Role of the Coach. When to Seek Help. Signs of Oppositional Defiant Disorder. Low self-esteem covered by cocky or “tough” demeanor. Often arguing with adults. History of conflict with teachers and peers. Use of drugs or alcohol in school. History of academic problems and school failure. Be a positive role model-try not to lose your temper. Estab...
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