Incentive Counselling Services
Services We Offer
Individual Counselling
Is anxiety or depression preventing you from living life to the fullest? Do you feel “stuck” where you are with no hope? Individual counselling can help you move forward in life and deal with issues/behaviors preventing you from living to your potential.
Couples Counselling
Increase communication, work through problematic behaviors, and fall in love with your spouse again. Counsellors at Incentive Counselling have Level 1 training in the Gottman method of couples counselling, which focuses on repairing conflicting verbal communication; increasing intimacy, respect, and affection; removing barriers that create stagnancy; and creating a sense of empathy and understanding within the relationship.
Separation and Divorce Services
Separation and/or divorce can be a painful, emotional and expensive experience. If children are involved, it can be stressful for both you and your children. We can help you organize your goals, communicate effectively with your ex, and help you work through the inevitable issues that will arise as you go through this process. Several options are available to help you in this difficult time such as, New Ways for Families, Pre-mediation coaching, or Collaborative Divorce, and Decision Skills Building.
Supervision/Consulting
Incentive Counselling offers counselling candidates the opportunity to satisfy supervision hours and work under a qualified supervisor.
Assessments
A Parenting Capacity Assessment (PCA) is a vital method for determining the ability of a parent to meet the emotional, physical, psychological and developmental needs of their child/ren.
An Adoption Home Study is required prior to being approved to adopt and is designed to help prepare potential parents for many different parenting issues.
A Voice of the Child/Child Voice’s Report listen to children and provide written reports of their views to decision-makers and others involved in family law cases where the child’s best interests are being determined. The interviewer does not assess the child or the parents, but rather reports the child’s views, usually verbatim, so that the views can be heard and considered by the adults making decisions about the child’s best interests.