ROCK is an accredited, multi-service organization providing services to children and youth from birth to 17 years of age and their families. ROCK aims to improve the lives and relationships of families with children who are having social, emotional and behavioural concerns. At ROCK, we function on a multidisciplinary team basis that may include persons trained in psychology, social work, therapy, occupational therapy, nursing, education, early childhood education, family and individual therapy, and child and youth therapy.

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Contact Information:

471 Pearl Street

Burlington, ON L7R 4M4

Phone: 905-634-2347

Fax: 905-681-7477

 

Walk-In Clinic:

Provide quick access to therapeutic intervention. They enable family members to see trained therapists at their chosen moments of need. The entire family or individual family members may come to the clinic without an appointment during walk-in clinic hours. Families with children from birth to 17 years of age. Youth 12 years and older can come on their own and/or with support people.

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Walk-In clinics are offered at five locations: 

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Georgetown - 318 Guelph Street East, Unit 9

Milton - 400 Bronte St.S., Suite 101

Acton - 415 Queen St.E.

Oakville - 504 Iroquois Shore Rd., Unit 12A

Burlington - 471 Pearl St.

Clinic Hours: Wednesdays 12 – 8 p.m. | Last session at 6:30 p.m.

 

Behavioural Consultation and Intervention:

Consultation and intervention are available to both parents and child care staff when there is concern regarding the child's social, emotional and behavioural challenges. Trained consultants work in the home and child care centres helping parents and caregivers understand the social, emotional and developmental needs of children. 

 

Group Therapy

Therapists work with groups of children or caregivers with similar needs to help them deal with specific challenges (eg. anxiety).

 

Intergenerational Trauma Treatment

This program is for caregivers and families of children who have experienced trauma and is designed to help caregivers understand, cope with, and resolve the impact of trauma on their child and family.

 

Parent Infant/Child Assessment and Therapy

This is a therapeutic service for families who are experiencing, or at risk for, serious difficulties. The goal is to build and support early parent/child relationships to restore the flow of normal growth. 

 

Individual/Family Therapy

The therapist works with the family to help deal with problems affecting them and their child. Family Therapy helps families, or individuals within a family understand and improve the way family members interact with each other. 

 

Parent-Child Anxiety Group (8-12 years)

Children learn to identify and cope with anxiety, worries and fears. Parents learn how to best support their child. Screening is required

 

Intensive Child and Family Services

This intensive child and family service is an in-home and/or in-community counselling and support program for children, youth and their families where there is a risk of family breakdown, harm, or loss of school placement.

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