In this month's episode, Janet talks to Sandy Poulson about our work in schools and how our collaborative psychotherapy model helps to bring parents, teachers, and children together.
Sandy Poulson is a registered psychotherapist specialising in work with children and teens. She has worked with at-risk elementary school children in the Toronto District School Board and is currently in private practice at Leaside Therapy Centre in midtown Toronto.
Janet and Sandy discuss the reasons why a child might need therapy at school, the changes that can be seen in the child as a result of this process, and the importance of establishing a supportive relationship between therapist, teacher, and parent.
If you’d like to find out more about this subject please read our article on collaborative therapy.