Online Therapy Support for Children, Teens, and Families
Our psychologists work with families living in Laval
Mental Health Care for Families
At Leon Psychology Clinic, we get that kids and teens go through tough times as they grow up. In Laval, little ones might feel anxious, have a hard time with their feelings, or find it tricky to get used to new stuff. Teens often deal with school stress, friendship issues, and figuring out who they are. Our online therapy is a safe place for kids and teens to learn about their feelings, get stronger emotionally, and pick up important skills for a better life ahead.
For the younger ones under nine years old, we teach parents how to help their kids feel secure and behave better. As kids grow older, therapy guides them in handling their emotions better and finding smart ways to deal with problems. Teens who are shy around others, don’t feel good about themselves or have family troubles will find the help they need here to become more confident and balanced.
We use proven methods like Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) to give young people the know-how to tackle life’s ups and downs with a clear head. Working together with families is key for us because it helps parents keep up the good work at home. No matter what your child is dealing with—acting out, dealing with loss or struggling with feelings—we’re here to give full support so they can be emotionally strong for the long haul.
If you’re looking for reliable professional online therapy in Laval that helps children, teens, and families do well emotionally now and in the future—Leon Psychology Clinic is dedicated to building that solid emotional base.
Contact information
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 819-200-7718
When contacting us, please leave your full name and phone number.
You can also book a FREE 15-min introductory call directly in our calendar:
Concerned about your child or teenager’s emotional well-being?
Growing up is tough. It’s full of emotional and mental challenges. Our online therapy is designed just for kids, teens, and their families to help them on their path to good mental health.
Online Neuropsychology Therapy: For kids who are struggling with how they think and remember things, our Online Neuropsychology Therapy offers thorough check-ups and specific help. We deal with issues like thinking skills, memory, and focus to help young minds stay sharp.
Parent Coaching (ages 0-17): For parents guiding their children from birth until age 17, we offer Parent Coaching. Parenting can be tricky but also fulfilling. With our professional advice, it gets easier. We give parents strategies for creating a warm home environment where clear rules are set and children’s mental health is a priority—all leading to a peaceful family life.
Child Psychotherapy (ages 9-13): For kids aged 9 to 13 navigating early teen years, our Child Psychotherapy acts as a steady guide. We work on improving their emotional smarts, calming anxiety, and helping build strong relationships. Our structured therapy sessions give kids the tools to cope with school stress and express themselves confidently.
Adolescent Psychotherapy (ages 14-17): Teens between 14 to 17 face tough schoolwork and complex social lives. Our Adolescent Psychotherapy is like a reliable support system for them. We assist in building self-esteem, managing friendships smoothly, dealing with school pressures gracefully, and developing the kind of toughness that lasts into adulthood.
We can help with the following concerns:
- Managing anxiety and constant worries that seem to take over.
- Improving relationships with others, including fixing friendships when they hit rough patches.
- Building up resilience against bullying and increasing self-confidence.
- Strengthening self-esteem so they value themselves more.
- Tackling school problems that get in the way of learning.
- Handling the stress of needing everything to be perfect.
- Boosting thinking skills like paying attention, remembering things better, and staying organized.
- Supporting them through tough times like loss or grief until they find acceptance and calmness.
- Dealing with sadness or depression.
- Helping balance emotions when they feel out of control.
- Working through traumatic events that leave a lasting impact.
- Overcoming problems with sleeping.
Online Therapy For Kids & Teens—Relief Starts Here
Personalized Support
Every individual is different, and we work closely with each kid & teenager to provide targeted interventions and strategies that address their specific concerns.
Collaboration With Parents
Although kids & teens (10-17) typically attend sessions alone, we can help you work towards fostering a supportive environment that promotes lasting positive change for your child / teenager.
Warm Environment
Your child can enjoy a safe, trusting, and inclusive environment where they can feel comfortable expressing themselves authentically, without judgment.
Meet Dr. Leon
Dr. Stephanie L. Leon is an experienced and trusted clinical psychologist and neuropsychologist specializing in child-adolescent psychology. She helps children, adolescents and their parents navigate emotional, behavioral, and cognitive challenges, empowering them to thrive.
Her warm and collaborative therapeutic approach is rooted in cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and draws from various modalities.
Fluent in French and English, Dr. Leon offers virtual sessions for those living in Ontario and Quebec.
Meet Ms. Robitaille
Ms. Chantal Robitaille is a licensed psychologist and psychotherapist. With over 30 years of expertise, she focuses on your unique needs and helps you overcome challenges without being defined by labels.
Ms. Robitaille guides adolescents, adults, and older adults towards personal transformation. She is particularly well versed in anxiety disorders, difficult transitions, bereavement, depression, coping difficulties, gender dysphoria, and post-traumatic stress.
Sessions are conducted virtually in French for clients in Quebec.
Please note:
Our focus is on therapy for children and teenagers, but it’s worth mentioning that there are certain areas we don’t cover. We don’t handle issues related to drug use or addiction, nor do we treat eating disorders. That said, we’re always ready to point you in the direction of reliable experts who can help with these particular concerns.
Laval Frequently Asked Questions
How can you recognize when your child or teen might need to see a psychologist in Laval ?
If your child consistently struggles with feelings like worry, sudden changes in mood, trouble focusing, pulling away from friends or family, or if you notice a shift in how they act or do in school, it might be time to consider professional help. A licensed psychologist in Laval can assess what’s going on and offer advice that’s right for your child’s age and stage of growth.
What are the benefits of online therapy with a psychologist from Laval ?
Choosing online therapy means your child or teen can talk to a psychologist without leaving home. It’s convenient and ensures they get the help they need in a familiar setting. These online meetings are private and safe, making it easier for young people to open up while getting care that’s backed by research.
Will my teenager’s (age 13-17) sessions be confidential?
Yes, confidentiality is a fundamental aspect of adolescent therapy. Psychologists strive to create a safe and private space where teens feel comfortable expressing themselves openly. In general, what is discussed in therapy remains strictly confidential, except in cases where safety concerns arise or if the teenager provides explicit consent to share specific information with parents or caregivers.
What age groups do psychologists in Laval work with, and what kind of problems do they tackle?
Our clinic in Laval provides tailored support for different ages: children (9–13), teenagers (14–17), and parents. We often deal with issues such as anxiety, depression, ADHD, coping with loss, family difficulties, and adjusting to new situations. Our approach is always designed to meet the emotional and thinking capacities of each age group we work with.
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