Our Services

Assessments

  • Involves information gathering through clinical interviews, observations, completion of questionnaires, and possible use of psychometric tools to better understand an individual’s emotions, personality, and behaviour. The goal is to evaluate for a possible psychological diagnosis and to provide evidence-based recommendations for treatment planning

  • Intended to evaluate an individual’s learning profile in terms of intellectual capabilities, areas of cognitive functioning, achievement in reading, writing, and math, and screening for any emotional or behavioural barriers to learning to assist with planning for school/work accommodations and coordination of learning supports

  • A specialized type of psychological assessment intended to evaluate the presence of traits associated with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). We understand the importance of getting a diagnosis quickly in order to access funding and supports, so we tailor the complexity of the assessment to meet you or your family member’s needs

  • A specialized assessment intended to evaluate an individual’s development in terms of intellectual capabilities, along with their ability to engage in activities of daily living. Available for children and adults (i.e., identify a possible Global Developmental Delay (GDD) or Intellectual Developmental Disorder or to determine eligibility for developmental supports, such as Developmental Services Ontario)

  • If an individual’s presentation is complex, there is the opportunity to combine any of the above assessment types

Psychotherapy & Other Interventions

  • Dr. Price will support you and/or your family member through a therapeutic process to address and manage any emotional or behavioural challenges, with the goal of improved coping, personal growth, and mental wellness. Dr. Price provides psychotherapy for children, adolescents, and adults to support a variety of presenting concerns, such as mood and anxiety problems, trauma and adjustment to life stressors, impulse control problems, obsessive and compulsive behaviours, etc. using a tailored approach, which may include Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT), Play Therapy, Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP), Prolonged Exposure or Trauma-Focused CBT for trauma, behavioural strategies, etc.

  • Similar to individual psychotherapy, group therapy uses psychotherapeutic strategies, usually Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT), in a group setting, either in person or virtually

  • Support for caregivers in terms of managing difficult behaviours, learning parenting strategies, and better understanding a child’s development

  • Support for caregivers, schools, agencies, etc. in better understanding the nature of a child’s difficult behaviour(s) and recommendations for the development of a behaviour treatment plan. Dr. Price also offers consultations to coach and monitor the implementation of behavioural strategies

  • Support for caregivers, siblings, other family members of an individual who has a psychiatric or neurodevelopmental condition to better understand the diagnosis, determine implications for home life, and for general coping

  • Have you ever needed psychological support, diagnostic impression, or clinical recommendations/next steps but didn’t know where to turn? We are proud to offer a unique service where we dedicate a few days a month to a “drop-in” mental health service where you can book a one-off 50-minute consultation with Dr. Price, without having to wait months or years on a waitlist

Supervision & Training

    • Workshops

    • Guest lectures

    • Trainings

    Dr. Price offers workshops and presentations on various mental health topics. Feel free to reach out with any requests for novel topics. Previous topics have included psychoeducation regarding Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), technology use and child development, and strategies to support childhood anxiety

  • We offer a developmental approach to mentor graduate students looking to register with their respective colleges. There are also volunteer opportunities for bachelor-level students

Please note that we are not an emergency or crisis service. If you or your loved one requires immediate support for mental health concerns, call 911, contact a crisis line (call 705-675-4760 if in the Sudbury area or 9-8-8 for a Canada-wide suicide crisis helpline), or go to your nearest emergency room

Take the first step towards mental wellness