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Services for relatives of young people under 25

Services offered to family members and friends of young people under the age of 25 who are coping with a mental health disorder. (Psychosocial intervention, themed workshops, support groups)

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Individual Support: Family members and friends of a young person under 25 who is a member of Arborescence receive personalized support from a counselor as part of a psychosocial support program. The goal of this support is to gain perspective on the situation, better assess it, and change one’s outlook on oneself and the future.

Support Groups: Specific support groups for parents of young people are available. Our support groups are designed to provide a space for sharing and support for parents of young people living with a mental health disorder. These meetings will help you break out of isolation and find answers to your questions.

Themed Workshops: Arborescence organizes themed workshops for family and friends of young people under the age of 25 who are dealing with mental health challenges. The topics covered vary from month to month (for example: anxiety). The goal of these sessions is not only to foster discussion and mutual support among participants but also to provide a space for asking questions and reflecting on the tools and strategies that can be used to address these specific challenges.

Upcoming Events

Our media publications

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“Helping a child who is not well”

Valérie Fortier, clinical coordinator of Arborescence for LaPresse.ca

Eloise Rivoire

“Supporting a child who suffers from addiction”

Eloïse Rivoire, psychosocial worker at Arborescence for LaPresse.ca

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