Services

Family, Couple and Individual Therapy

Professionally trained therapists meet with families and individuals who want to solve problems involving communication, marital conflict, alcohol or drug abuse, separation or divorce, parenting, emotional stress, family budgets, and a wide range of other issues.  The service is confidential and fees charged are based on income.

OPTION: Family Violence Services

The physical abuse of a woman by a man in the home is a widespread (1out of 10) social problem in Canada.  “OPTION” is a service directed to these families, offering experienced and confidential group, individual, and family treatment. More Info.

Employee Assistance Program (E.A.P.) 

Men and women with personal and family problems are often employees whose difficulties affect and are affected by the workplace. Recognizing this, Family Service Moncton regularly cooperates with employers and unions in establishing effective assessment, referral, and treatment sources.  Inquiries from management or union representatives about how E.A.P. works, or about establishing service contracts, are welcome. More Info.

Family Education Programs

The Family Education program helps families deal with the many challenges of contemporary family living by offering a variety of workshops, presentations and evening courses. In a supportive atmosphere, participants can share their experiences, learn new skills and receive up-to-date resource information. The program is regularly updated to meet the community's needs for support and education.

Please inquire about the areas that match your interests: Parenting, Teenagers, Aging, Family Budgets, Couple Communication, Stress Management, Assertiveness, … or make a special request! More Info.

Credit Counselling Service

Counselling services are offered to individuals, couples and families experiencing problems in household money management or in debt repayment. More Info.

Child Sexual Abuse Treatment Program

Family Service Moncton's Sexual Abuse Treatment Program is a confidential service designed to enable families to understand the complex and confusing emotions surrounding the disclosure of sexual abuse of a child and its consequences on the family members. With the help of qualified therapists, families are guided through a process that will assist them in understanding why the abuse happened, and learn ways to avoid the long term negative effects that may occur when abuse is denied or not taken seriously. More importantly, families learn to make the needed changes to protect the child from future abuse. More Info.

Consultation and Training

Social workers, psychologists, clergy, teachers, other professionals, students and volunteers all use the resources of Family Service Moncton.  Workshops, short courses, and seminars are organized to deliver information and develop skills in counselling, family therapy, interviewing and to help workers become more familiar with issues and problems faced by families. More Info.