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Child & Family Therapist Health Services Pediatric Social Worker in Toronto – Family Support & Mental Wellness

Virtual Social Worker Therapy  Services

Registered Social Worker Psychotherapist  

Benn Brisland CYC, MSW, RSW (he/him)

Mental Health Therapy for Kids and Teens
Empowering young minds with tools for resilience and emotional regulation.

Our therapists use evidence-based approache to help your child feel safe, understood, and supported — and we work with parents too, because your wellbeing matters.

​Helping Families Navigate Life’s Tough Moments
Professional, compassionate support for parenting stress, transitions, and more.

​You don’t have to carry it all alone. Our in-house social worker supports families through:

Parenting overwhelm or burnout

Behavioral or emotional concerns

Family transitions (separation, divorce, new siblings)

Advocacy and navigating school or community systems

Transgender Youth 

Parent-child conflict and communication

Why Work With Thrive Kids Clinic?

We offer short-term counseling, coaching, and referrals — always with your family’s values at the center.

We also collaborate with your child's doctor to make sure support is seamless.

OUR VISION

Better Kids. Better Families.

Connect with a Social Worker

Contact us to book a virtual assessment appointment. Thrive Kids Clinic's Doctors will work closely with our social worker and can order tests if needed. 

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Your Doctor appointments are covered by OHIP, and Social Worker psychotherapy are often covered by extended benefits. 

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FAQ

When should I consider consulting a pediatric social worker?

A: If your child shows signs of behavioral challenges, or your family is undergoing transitions such as divorce or relocation, professional guidance can help.

What benefits can therapy bring to my child?

A: Our child therapy services help improve emotional regulation, reduce anxiety, and enhance social skills, ensuring your child gets the support they need.

How does family counseling benefit parents and children?

​A: Family counseling provides strategies for managing conflict, improves communication, and strengthens bonds, supporting overall family well‑being.

How do I know if my child needs therapy?

Consider therapy if your child exhibits:​

  • Persistent sadness or withdrawal.

  • Excessive worry or anxiety.​

  • Difficulty managing emotions or frequent outbursts.​

  • Changes in sleep or eating habits.​

  • Decline in school performance or social interactions.

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