Community Partners

In partnership with the McGill Domestic Violence Clinic and the Montreal Anger Management Clinic, groups are offered to those who have either court mandated or who are requesting voluntary participation.  

 

Sessions run once per week for 15 weeks. In session, themes related to relational conflict are discussed and understood in a structured and predictable group session with two facilitators. 

 

Through your involvement in Group, the aim is:

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• To help increase awareness around your personal triggers.

• To understand your relationship with violence and anger.

• To find ways to better express your relational needs in your relationship.

• To gain a deeper understanding of your emotions.

• To learn how to express your emotions when your needs are unmet, and how that can drive more maladaptive behaviors that seek to get these needs met, and re establish connection.

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Deciding to separate or divorce can feel overwhelming, but you don’t have to navigate it alone. Family mediation offers a supportive, respectful space to make informed decisions together, without the stress of court. It's especially valuable for co-parents looking to prioritize their children’s well-being while finding fair, balanced solutions for the whole family.

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As an accredited family mediator and social worker, Shannon Bianca Millichamp has over a decade of experience in Quebec’s Health and Social Services and Youth Protection, guiding couples through this emotional transition with compassion and clarity.  Her role is to stay neutral, helping negotiate parenting time, decision-making responsibilities, child and spousal support, and division of assets - always with the goal of reaching respectful, lasting agreements.

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Even in challenging moments, there is room for cooperation and joint gain. Shannon is here to support you every step of the way.

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