Family-Focused Psychology
for Langley
Assessments for children and teens, and therapy for the whole family, in person or online
Families in Langley City and the Township often reach us when a child is struggling at school, a parent is wondering about autism or ADHD, or the household simply feels stretched thin. Our clinicians work with children, youth, adults and families.
Therapy can be entirely virtual, which saves the Highway 1 commute. Assessments include in-person testing at our downtown Vancouver office, and we explain each step beforehand so you and your child know what to expect.
Making Assessments Easier for Families
Preparing your child
Testing sessions average about four hours, with breaks. Our psychometrists focus on building rapport so children feel at ease, and parents receive clear feedback afterward.
School-ready reports
Psychoeducational assessments look at learning, attention, memory and social-emotional functioning, with recommendations you can share with your child's school.
Support for parents too
Parenting a child who is struggling is hard. Linda Sawyer offers autism family support, and individual therapy is available for parents who need space of their own.
Services for Langley Clients
Psychoeducational Assessment
For children and teens who are falling behind, working twice as hard for the same results, or struggling with attention or behaviour. Includes a virtual parent interview, in-person testing, a report and a feedback session. Learn more about psychological assessment.
Autism Assessment
Comprehensive, neurodiversity-affirming autism assessments for children, teens and adults, using standardized tools such as the ADOS-2 and ADI-R. Learn more about autism assessment.
Therapy for Children, Teens and Parents
Support for anxiety, emotion regulation, behaviour, school stress, sibling conflict and family difficulties. Many sessions can take place by video. Learn more about individual therapy.
Group Therapy
A virtual eight-week adolescent group (13 to 18) focused on social confidence, communication and coping skills, with a maximum of eight members. Learn more about group therapy.
Clinicians Langley Clients See
Clinicians who work with children, youth and families on assessment and therapy.
Linda Sawyer, M.A.
Supports children, young adults, adults and families with anxiety, depression, relationships, life transitions and autism family support, using CBT and Emotion-Focused Therapy.
Ilona Oszadszky, M.A.
Has more than a decade of experience with children and youth, specializing in psychoeducational assessments of learning, attention, behaviour and social-emotional functioning.
Dr. Camille Mori, Ph.D.
Works with adults and youth on mood and anxiety through both assessment and therapy. Certified in the ADOS-2 and ADI-R for autism assessment.
Topics Langley Parents Often Read About
Questions from Langley Clients
What ages do you assess?
We assess children, youth and adults. Our school psychologist, Ilona Oszadszky, focuses on children and youth.
Will my child's school accept the report?
Our reports include findings, diagnoses where applicable, and practical recommendations for school. Each school and district decides how it uses outside reports, so it helps to ask what they need.
Can my teen do therapy online?
Yes. Many of our clinicians see youth by secure video, and our adolescent group runs virtually.
How do we get started?
Book online or call us. If you are unsure whether your child needs therapy or an assessment, our team will help you decide.
Other Areas We Serve
We also see clients from nearby Surrey, Abbotsford and Coquitlam, and from across British Columbia by video. In-person sessions take place at our downtown Vancouver office.
Schedule an Appointment
If you have been wondering for a while whether your child needs support, you do not have to figure it out alone. Book online or call us.
Call 604-774-5501 or email info@pacificmaplepsych.com.
We are not a crisis service. If you are in immediate danger, call 911. To reach the Suicide Crisis Helpline, call or text 9-8-8.
Book Appointment