Parent Support for Neurodivergent Families

Practical support for understanding your child and navigating everyday challenges

Parenting a neurodivergent child can bring questions that do not always have simple answers.

You may be navigating emotional outbursts, school concerns, difficult transitions, executive-functioning challenges, anxiety, family conflict or uncertainty about how much support your child needs.

Parent support provides a place to understand what may be happening beneath the behaviour and develop practical approaches that fit your child and your family.

Available in person in Milton and virtually across Ontario.

Parent Support May Help With

  • Understanding ADHD, autism and neurodivergent needs
  • Emotional regulation and co-regulation
  • Communication and parent-child connection
  • Reducing recurring power struggles
  • Routines, transitions and executive-functioning support
  • School-related stress, anxiety and avoidance
  • Building realistic expectations and supporting self-advocacy
  • Cultural or generational differences around neurodivergence
  • Caregiver stress and burnout

Choose the Type of Support That Fits

Parent Consultation

Individual parent consultation provides personalized support around your child’s needs and your family’s circumstances.

Together, you may explore what is contributing to difficult moments, how patterns of interaction are affecting the family and what practical changes may make everyday life more manageable.

Coaching-Informed Support

Some parents are primarily looking for practical, goal-focused strategies.

Coaching-informed support may focus on routines, planning and organization, executive functioning, transitions, communication, goal-setting and building consistency at home.

Parent Workshops & Education

Workshops provide structured opportunities to learn about neurodivergence and develop practical strategies alongside other parents and caregivers.

Topics may include ADHD and neurodivergence, emotional regulation, executive functioning, supporting children during overwhelm, communication and connection, school-related challenges and caregiver wellbeing.

Workshops and groups are offered at different times throughout the year. Only current programs should be displayed.

SERVICE CLARITY

Before you begin, Elpizo will confirm whether the service is psychotherapy, consultation, coaching-informed support or education; who is providing the service; the applicable fee; and whether an insurance receipt is available.

Therapists Who Support Parents & Neurodivergent Families

Alexandra Hajas, MACP
Registered Psychotherapist (RP)
Atika Al-Faraj
Student Therapist | Under Clinical Supervision
Payge Lucas
Registered Psychotherapist (Qualifying)
Practising with clinical supervision
Antonia Villalba, MACP, RP, CCC
Registered Psychotherapist (RP)

Looking for a Psychological Assessment?

Psychotherapy sessions at Elpizo do not include formal psychological or diagnostic assessment.

If you are looking for a psychological assessment, Elpizo can provide information about assessment services available through a psychologist who works with our practice or, where appropriate, help connect you with an external provider.

Psychological assessment has a separate intake process, fees and eligibility requirements. Contact our client-care team for information about current assessment options, availability and next steps.

Not Sure Where to Begin?

Tell us what has been happening and what kind of support you are looking for.

Our client-care team can help you identify an appropriate next step.