Please note that our next information sessions for parents (and/or other close family members) of young children (8 and under) with gender variance will be taking place on the following date:
* August17th (from 17h-19h) by videoconference.
Facilitators: Françoise Susset and Jessica Pacheco.
To register or find out more, please email coordination@centremeraki.com
Are you the parent of a trans, non-binary, gender variant or questioning teenager? Are you looking for support and the chance to talk with other parents?
Our sexologist Marie-Daphné Roy will be offering new support group sessions in summer and fall 2023, starting in August.
Please see the flyer for more information on the sessions, which will be held in both French and English.
To reserve your place, please click on the following link:
French: https://forms.gle/wUkV5mvRnhAU1jrH6
English: https://forms.gle/hAVrKf2NgeUmStwz9
For further information, please send an e-mail to: coordination@centremeraki.com
Are you a parent of a trans, non-binary, gender variant or questioning teenager? Are you looking for support and the opportunity to share with other parents?
Our sexologist, Eden Fournier, will be offering new parent support group sessions for the spring of 2023, scheduled in June. Please see the attached flyer for more information, concerning the sessions held in english.
To reserve your spot, please access the following link: https://forms.gle/WaHzuyLwBZ4yBEMg9
For all other information, please send an email to coordination@centremeraki.com
By Christy Sparling, Occupational Therapist
With the sudden cancellation of school and activities, we are forced to pause, and learn how to navigate this uncertain time. During this time it is even more important to remember the importance of play. Play is a way for children to process their emotions. Through play, kids learn to cope with their emotions as they act out fear, frustration, anger and aggression in a situation they control. It’s also a chance for them to practice empathy and understanding.
By: Brittany Mendes, Speech-Language Pathologist
As a speech-language pathologist, one of the most common questions I get asked is
“ Why is my child always repeating his words? ”
