School Community Intervention Partnership

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Record #: LON4463

Last Modified: 06 May 2013

Last Full Update: 25 Apr 2012

Address & Phone(s)

Address

Lorne Ave Public School
723 Lorne Ave, Rm 120
London, ON N5W 3K7

Intersection

Lorne Ave and English St

Office Phone

519-432-0881

Fax

519-432-0056

Description & Services

Description

Provides an early response to the mental health needs of elementary school children who present with behavioural difficulties in the school/family setting

Clinical intervention components offered:

Intake
Comprehensive assessment
Referral to existing community resources that may augment and/or better suit the child’s needs
Referral to existing school-based programs for skill development and academic intervention or assessment
Quick access to medical and mental health resources for diagnostic and treatment planning
Child interventions using a behavioural and developmental approach with focus on teaching social/behavioural competencies, developing peer relationship, and building self-efficacy
Parent skill training in effective behaviour management methods - Triple P
Classroom behaviour modification methods and behavioural strategies
Education regarding behavioural difficulties/disorders
Information sharing and consultation for parents and school personnel regarding community resources and programs for both child and adult

The partnership involves of a number of organizations: Child and Adolescence Mental Health Care Program- Children's Hospital/LHSC ; Merrymount Children’s Centre (MCC) ; Vanier Children’s Services (Vanier) ; the London District Catholic School Board (LDCSB) ; the Thames Valley District School Board (TVDSB) ; and Oxford Elgin Child and Youth Centre (OECYC)

Hours

Flexible hours Mon-Fri

Eligibility

Ages: 6 year(s) - 13 year(s)

Elementary school children (Grades 1 to 6) in selected schools

Application

Referral from school

Contact Information

Primary Executive

Susan Barnes, Coordinator; Phone: 519-432-0881 ext 222; Email: sue@scipinlondon.com

Subjects

Mental health ; Youth

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