Vous Family Law Clinic – We help you put the pieces together.

V.ous-

The French formal translation of ‘you’ – used to describe a group of people. Why vous? Because it’s all about you! Your family, your life, your goals, your future.

About Vous

Puzzled about how to get through it?
Let us help you put the pieces together.

Here at VOUS we offer three main puzzle pieces of service:

Alternative Dispute Resolution

Forensic Assessment/ Forensic Treatment

Training and Consultation

We specialize in helping children, adults, and families overcome challenges including the following:

Family court involvement
Separation and Divorce
High Conflict Separation
Child welfare involvement and youth ageing out of care
Inter-personal violence
Intra-familial sexual abuse /children with sexual behavior problems
Parenting challenging children
Incarceration, or being charged with a crime
Blended families

Our Services

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Co-Parenting and COVID-19: What’s a Parent to Do?

As originally posted in Psychology Today’s Blog on June 3rd 2020: https://www.psychologytoday.com/ca/blog/when-family-law-becomes-criminal/202006/co-parenting-and-covid-19-whats-parent-do#comments_bottom A family law and mental health perspective on the current COVID-19 crisis. The crossover between family law and psychology is widely documented, and often professionals work in tandem to help families discover the best possible outcomes for themselves and their children. When thinking…

Starting the Conversation with Kiddos (Racial Justice & Anti-Oppression)

Books to discuss Race, Anti-Oppression and differences with your children: Without a doubt this is a troubling time in our history. Clients, family and friends have been rightfully asking themselves how to have conversations with their young ones about justice, anti-racism, and difference. We owe it to our future generation to equip them with the…

Vous FLC’s recommended reads: Maybe you Should Talk to Someone

Lori Gottlieb’s memoir https://lorigottlieb.com/books/maybe-you-should-talk-to-someone/ is an incredible deep dive into the mind of your therapist (how we practice, why we do or say the things we do, and how we are not as different from you as you might think). Lori gives us an intimate look at her own psyche as she attends therapy herself,…