Maple Mental Health And Assessment
 

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Maple Mental Health provides a holistic approach to healing. Whether you are suffering with anxiety, depression, experiencing challenges in a romantic relationship, wanting a more harmonious family, or wanting to better understand how your past affects your parenting, our lifespan psychological practice provides tailored support and guidance. We work to uncover potential root causes of your struggles to allow space for healing and change.

As research clearly indicates, mental health is best supported by addressing the whole person. Working at the interface of attachment theory and neuroscience, having expertise in development across the lifespan means that suffering can be approached from a broad lens of then and there and here and now. Our approach to therapy is tailored and includes a comprehensive assessment of strengths and challenges.   It balances  understanding about the potential origins of suffering, with concrete planning, goals and monitoring. Services are provided both virtually and in-person. 

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Scope of Therapy Practice

Adult and Child Anxiety

Adult and Child Depression

Child, Adolescent and Emerging Adult Concerns

School Refusal

Parenting 

Family Therapy

Childhood Trauma

Intergenerational Transmission of Trauma 

Divorce

Blended Families

Relationship Concerns

Couples Therapy (LGBTQIA+ friendly)

Culturally Informed Care

Executive Functioning Coaching

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Psychological, Neuropsychological and Psychoeducational Assessment 

Dr. Brennan has expertise in psychological, neuropsychological and academic assessment.  She assesses children and adults. Her approach to testing uses multiple assessments of different but complimentary types to produce an accurate and reliable picture of strengths and challenges. Importantly, reports come with extensive recommendations for support and improvement. Dr. Brennan has particular  expertise in child assessments including ADHD. As attention can be affected by many different factors, this assessment is designed to be comprehensive in order to arrive at an accurate diagnosis and plan. This is especially impactful for the assessment of children where misdiagnosis can lead to unhelpful treatment. Note that aspects of the assessment procedure can be done virtually to maximize convenience and scheduling.

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Scope of Common Assessments  

Psychoeducational Assessment (for school 504/IEP plans)

ADHD Assessment

Oppositional Defiant Behaviors

Autism

Seperation Anxiety

Neuropsychological Assessment (including memory, attention, executive functioning and overall cognitive functioning)

Couples Assessment 

Personality Assessment (often useful in executive coaching and couples work) 

 

Treatment Recommendations or  Clarification in Stalled Treatments

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Diagnostic Clarification

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