We are frequently asked the question, “I see a psychologist, do I also need behaviour support?”. Behaviour support and therapy are two approaches often used to help individuals who may be struggling with certain behaviours or mental health issues. While there may be some overlap between these two approaches, there are some important differences to consider.

We often hear from clients that they experience increased anxiety and feelings of helplessness throughout the medico-legal process. We understand that it can be challenging and stressful for anyone who goes through it. Attempting to navigate uncertain times, providing evidence, and facing potential outcomes can leave clients feeling helpless. Although many steps in the medico-legal process are unavoidable, there are a few tips to support yourself throughout and attempt to prevent these emotions and feelings where possible.