Mood / Depression
Our team of clinicians, including social workers, psychotherapists, and psychologists have extensive experience supporting youth who are navigating challenges with mood and depression. We take a collaborative and compassionate approach, helping each young person build emotional awareness, develop regulation strategies, and feel more confident in who they are. Whether through therapy or targeted support, our goal is to help youth feel seen, heard, and equipped to move through life in a way that feels manageable and meaningful. Some services may be covered by private insurance or OAP funding.
Mood and Depression
At WonderTree, we understand that challenges with mood and depression are not a sign of weakness, they are real mental health experiences that can deeply affect how a young person feels, thinks, and functions day to day. Depression in children and teens can show up as persistent sadness, irritability, low motivation, withdrawal from activities, or changes in sleep and appetite. These struggles can impact school, relationships, and self-esteem. With the right support, children and youth can learn to understand their emotions, build coping strategies, and reconnect with a sense of hope and possibility.
It’s okay to not be okay. We’re here to help.
WonderTree Services for Mood / Depression
Child and Adolescent Therapy ​
Wondering how you can help increase the ability to calm big feelings and keep behaviour in check? Is your child finding it hard to participate in daily activities, school, or social situations due to anxiety?
Our psychologists and social workers can help by working directly with your child or through parent coaching.
We offer psychotherapy with psychologists and social workers: family, individual, group, and parent coaching available.
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Child Therapy
Parent Therapy
Executive Functioning Coaching
Executive functioning skills are the mental tools we use to plan, organize, manage time, and regulate emotions. When these skills are lagging, often seen in kids with ADHD, mood disorders, or learning differences, daily tasks like starting homework, remembering instructions, or managing frustration can feel overwhelming.
Our executive functioning coaches help youth develop strategies to manage tasks, set realistic goals, and stay on track, while learning how to reduce the stress of overwhelming responsibilities.
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Educational Advocacy
Feel like you have meeting after meeting and nothing changes for your child at school? Do you feel like you need support in advocating for them? Getting lost in all the red tape, acronyms, and jargon used in school meetings? (Click here to read our blog on IEPs and IPRCs)
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We have certified teachers with years of Special Education experience and School Psychologists that can bridge the gap between your goals and translating that into school speak. They can attend school meetings with you, review and make educational plan recommendations (e.g., supporting Individual Education Plan (IEP) development), and support you in a variety of ways to help you advocate for your child.
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These services are not covered by OHIP, but may be covered under your extended health insurance benefits or OAP funding . Check with your insurance provider for details (here is a list of questions you can ask).
Medication Consultation
Medication can feel like a big step. Are you looking to find someone that can support you in this decision, take time to understand you/your child, discuss all possible options, and avoid the big waitlist? Finding it difficult to find support for your child due to co-occurring medical or mental health concerns?
Our Nurse Practitioners have extensive experience in mental health and neurological concerns. You can schedule an in depth consultation with them and have as frequent follow up appointments as you need.
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ADHD
Mental Health (anxiety, OCD, depression, etc.)
Occupational Therapy
Looking for ways to meet motor and sensory needs in an adaptive way? Emotion regulation?
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Our Occupational Therapist (OT) has years of experience and is a mom of autistic youth/young adults that takes an affirming and individualized approach to care. We offer both occupational therapy assessments and therapeutic support.
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Psychological Assessment
A psychological assessment can be a powerful first step in understanding what a child or teen is experiencing beneath the surface. When mood challenges or symptoms of depression begin to affect daily life, school, or relationships, an assessment can help clarify what’s going on and identify any underlying emotional, behavioural, or cognitive factors. It not only provides insight into a child’s mental health, but also offers clear recommendations for support at home, at school, and through therapy.
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Job Coaching
Looking to develop the skills to find and maintain employment? Want to know how to advocate for your needs are work/on the job?
Our Job Coaches provide group and individual employment support for adolescents and young adults.
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These services are not covered by OHIP, but may be covered under your extended health insurance benefits. Check with your insurance provider for details (here is a list of questions you can ask).
Contact Us
One of our family coordinators will return your call/e-mail within 2 business days. Our family coordinators will help determine which service provider would be the right fit and assist in scheduling your appointment.
905-425-9525
685 Riddell Rd., Unit 105
Orangeville, Ontario
L9W 4Z5