
Who this service is for.

The Comeback Program is designed for children whose anxiety impacts attendance, punctuality, or participation and helps families and schools work together to re-establish consistent school engagement.
Students experiencing school refusal or avoidance due to anxiety
Children whose anxiety impacts attendance, punctuality, or participation
Families navigating repeated absences, tardiness, or early dismissals
Schools and families seeking a structured, collaborative intervention
Students with anxiety-related physical symptoms (stomachaches, headaches, panic symptoms)
What this service helps with
This service helps reduce anxiety-related school avoidance by building coping skills and emotional regulation. It supports improved attendance, increased confidence, and a gradual return to consistent school participation.
School Attendance
Anxiety Reduction
Emotional Regulation
Confidence Building
How the Program Works
1.
Refer
Families or partners submit a request so the student’s needs can be reviewed.
2.
Assess
Formal assessments help identify anxiety triggers and appropriate supports.
3.
Support
Structured, exposure-based strategies help students return to school safely.
4.
Sustain
Ongoing coordination supports progress and long-term school attendance.
Frequently asked questions

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