Our Results

We believe that treatment is a large investment FOR our clients with regard to their time, energy and financial resources. Therefore, we take our work seriously and want to ensure that we are doing the best we can to provide effective treatment. We do this through providing extensive training and supervision of our clinicians, by only offering evidence-based treatments, and by engaging in ongoing and extensive evaluation of our programs. We have a program evaluation consultant who works with our team and supports us in collecting quantitative and qualitative data on our outcomes.

our approach to psychology

Process Evaluation: Client’s perceptions of their experiences in treatment at Broadview Psychology

We collected feedback from clients and families (281 individuals) between 2022 and 2025 to better understand their experiences. Overall, they viewed their experiences at Broadview Psychology positively. Client and family members frequently describe the benefits of learning practical skills, improving emotional regulation and relationships, and receiving compassionate, individualized care.

99%Found Individual Therapy Informative

Individual Therapy

  • 94% reported improved external behaviours
  • 86% reported improved ability to manage relationships
  • 84% reported improved ability to regulate emotions

(n = 202)

96%Found Parent Skills Training and Parent Therapy Informative

Parent Skills Training and Parent Therapy

  • 87% reported improved parenting strategies
  • 88% reported improved ability to respond to their child/children
  • 73% reported improved ability to regulate emotions
  • 71% reported that their child improved

(n = 88)

94%Found Group Skills Training Informative

Group Therapy

  • 85% reported improved external behaviours
  • 80% reported improved ability to manage relationships
  • 81% reported improved ability to regulate their emotions

(n = 90)

Outcome Evaluation: Changes in client’s reported emotions, thoughts and behaviour during treatment at Broadview Psychology

We collected self-reported measures of various outcomes from 276 adult clients (ages 17–73, average age 31.2) who received treatment from 2014 to 2026. We compared intake scores with follow-up scores collected between 6 and 24 months after treatment began. Overall, these results indicate meaningful improvements in mental health and overall life satisfaction following participation in Broadview Psychology’s services.

Adult clients showed significant decreases in psychological distress
  • 46%Decrease in Suicidal Ideation ***
  • 30%Decrease in Emotional Distress ***
  • 29%Decrease in Anxiety ***
  • 28%Decrease in Depression ***
  • 25%Decrease in Stress ***
  • 17%Decrease in General Dysfunctional Coping **
  • 15%Decrease in Emotional Dysregulation ***
Medium effect size = moderate meaningful clinical improvement
** p < .01   *** p < .001
Adult clients also reported improvements in well-being
  • 17%Increase in DBT Skill Use ***
  • 15%Increase in Psychological Flexibility ***
  • 11%Increase in Psychological Health ***
  • 9%Increase in Mindfulness ***
  • 6%Increase in Overall Quality of Life ***
  • 6%Increase in Physical Health **
  • 6%Increase in Social Relationships *
Medium effect size = moderate meaningful clinical improvement
Small effect size = small meaningful clinical improvement
* p < .05   ** p < .01   *** p < .001

Broadview Psychology uses client outcome measures and feedback to continually evaluate services and improve the care clients and families receive.