Anxiety Respite Care

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When big feelings feel too big, we’re here to help.

Our child-centered respite care service provides a gentle, safe, and supportive space for children experiencing anxiety. Whether your child needs a quiet break from overwhelming environments or ongoing emotional support, our trained team is here to step in with calm, care, and compassion.

🧸 What We Offer:

• Short-term, flexible care for children ages 4 - 14

• Trained caregivers specializing in childhood anxiety and emotional regulation

• Calming environments designed for rest, reflection, and gentle engagement

• Creative activities that promote confidence, calm, and coping skills

• Collaboration with families to ensure continuity of support

💛 Who It's For:

• Children experiencing anxiety, sensory overload, or emotional stress

• Families who need short-term relief or transitional care support, or a regular trusted one to one.

• Kids in need of a consistent, caring support when life feels overwhelming

  📍 Hours, Locations & Getting Started:

  Hours of Operation:
  Support Hours Available:

• Monday to Friday: 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM

• Saturday: 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM
  Extended hours available upon request for specific needs.

  Locations Served:
  We currently support families in:

  • Hamilton

  • Ancaster

  • Burlington

  • Dundas

  • Oakville

  • Stoney Creek

  • Binbrook & Surrounding Areas

  Getting Started Is Easy:

  1. Schedule a free intake call to discuss your child’s needs and explore the best support plan.

  2. Meet with our care team to create a personalized care experience.

  3. Start care with flexibility and compassion—on your schedule, your terms.

  For more information or to book a consultation:
  
  📧 Email us at: Support@caliranestsupport.com or Book a Free 30 minute Consultation:
  

  Because every child deserves a moment to breathe—and a place to feel safe.

🌈 Our Promise:

We meet every child where they are—with kindness, patience, and the tools to help them feel safe again. Respite isn’t just a break; it’s a bridge to better days.