At Monarch Family Therapy, we offer a variety of therapeutic and educational services for children, adults, families, and professionals across Manitoba and provide an inclusive atmosphere that welcomes all identities and abilities. We provide children and their parents/caregivers opportunities to build connection and healing with an emphasis on developing secure attachment relationships. Areas of support include: Attachment & Parenting; Grief & Loss (death, divorce, child welfare involvement/foster care, ambiguous loss); Complex Developmental Trauma/Childhood Trauma; Emotion Regulation (ADHD, Autism, Sensory Processing & Trauma); Behaviour Challenges (home/school/community); Sensory Processing Disorders; Developmental Delays; Depression & Anxiety; Adoption; Abuse, Neglect & Child Welfare Involvement; Children in Care & Permanency Planning; and Developmental Assessments by our on-site occupational therapist.

Linden Pointe is a premium, master-planned senior living campus nestled in one of Winnipeg’s premier shopping, restaurant and recreational neighbourhoods. The Courtyards at Linden Pointe is part of our initial offering that presents a vibrant living experience for independent seniors; we are excited by the opportunity we have been given to pamper residents with modern amenities, comforts and services. The Courtyards is also designed to provide a little extra assistance that allows us to promote and maintain an active lifestyle for each and every one of our residents. We call it Brightwater Tailored Living™.

Cats kept indoors live much longer than cats that roam outside, but they also need more stimulation to keep their minds sharp. From kittenhood, you should provide your cat with things that keep them mentally fit, such as scratching posts, a variety of toys, and puzzles for play and mealtime. As cats age, continue to spend time playing with them, and keep them occupied with access to a window and vertical spaces for them to climb. You can also work on training your cat throughout their lifetime when it comes to things like walking on a leash, for example.

Although the risk of eye diseases rises with age, regular eye exams and recommended management/treatments can help prevent vision loss. Five common eye conditions associated with aging include: 1) Cataracts causing clouding of the eye lens and blurred vision. 2) Diabetic Retinopathy causing damage to the retina caused by high or variable blood sugar levels, blurred or fluctuating vision, and blind spots. 3) Age-related Vision Loss – blind or blurry spots in vision, reduced ability to see colours. 5) Peripheral vision loss – blurred vision, eye pain, loss of peripheral vision. 6) Dry Eye Syndrome – tearing, sensitive, painful eyes.