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CHILD PSYCHOLOGY & BEHAVIOUR INTERVENTION SERVICES

CHILD PSYCHOLOGY &
BEHAVIOUR INTERVENTION SERVICES

Need a little help ?

Need a little
help ?

It can be daunting finding your way towards diagnosis, therapy, and supports for your child.

At Guiding Pathways we appreciate this and are here to help … to make the difficult simple, the unknown familiar and the confusing understandable.

A collaboration of the two directors, Carolyn Cole (Clinical Psychologist) and Christian Parente (Developmental Educator), Guiding Pathways seeks to provide reassurance and confidence to families with children and teens who require a diagnosis and/or therapy and support.

Having worked in the health and disability sector both in the government and private sectors, Carolyn and Christian have developed a company which is clinician lead, focuses on working collaboratively with families, and sets individualised programs of support.

Our consulting rooms are easily accessible and conveniently located at Clarence Gardens. Our rooms provide a welcoming and nurturing environment for your child.

  • The key foundation of Guiding Pathways is to put the clients first

Our Rooms

Guiding Pathways street frontage 1
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Guiding Pathways reception area
Guiding Pathways waiting and reception area
Guiding Pathways waiting area
Guiding Pathways child psychology blue consulting room
Guiding Pathways orange consulting room
Guiding Pathways purple consulting room
Guiding Pathways white consulting room
Guiding Pathways child psychology environment
Guiding Pathways child psychology environment
Guiding Pathways hallway of childrens artwork
Guiding Pathways meeting room

What we can offer you

Guiding Pathways exists to provide families in South Australia with an accessible, efficient, caring and professional psychology and behaviour service offering diagnosis and on-going therapy for children and teenagers with learning, social, language, mental health or behaviour difficulties.

  • Support your child to regulate their behaviour
  • Understand your child’s behaviour and how best to respond
  • Build independence and self esteem
  • Develop confidence and resilience
  • Strengthen relationships
  • Address concerns
  • Teach new skills
  • Provide the foundation on which development can build
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