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Welcome to the Child and Parent Resource Institute (CPRI)

CPRI provides trauma-informed and highly specialized treatment and targeted intervention services for children and youth in Ontario with complex combinations of special needs. These needs include severe behavioural and emotional challenges, developmental disabilities, autism, and mental health.

CPRI also conducts applied research and develops evidence-informed education to build knowledge and capacity in the mental health and developmental services sectors. We work to provide accessible and inclusive services that are culturally sensitive and trauma informed. 

 

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OUTPATIENT SERVICES

Outpatient Services

Outpatient Services

CPRI provides a variety of highly specialized services to children and youth 0 – 18 years of age (and families) with complex mental health and developmental challenges. We provide outpatient services to clients who come for scheduled appointments here at CPRI. We also provide service to clients in their own community.

INPATIENT SERVICES

Intensive Services

Inpatient Services

Inpatient services are short-term and goal specific, serving children and youth ages birth to 18 with complex mental health and developmental challenges.  CPRI’s inpatient services provides interdisciplinary assessment and treatment based on the individualized needs and identified goals of children or youth with complex multiple needs.

SUPPORTING PROFESSIONALS

Supporting Professionals

Supporting Professionals

We run educational workshops throughout the year that are open to professionals. Our staff can provide presentations on various topics – more information is available in our CPRI Education Catalogue. For more information about education and training opportunities, see Education.

REFERRAL

Referral

Referral

Doctors, parents, schools, social service agencies, and the child or youth can make a referral.

VOLUNTARY NATURE OF SERVICES

Voluntary Nature of Services

Voluntary Nature of Services

All of our services are voluntary. We need informed consent from the child or youth or their substitute decision-maker for every part of service. 

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