Geographic and financial concerns often limit access to psychosocial care and information sessions. In most areas of Canada, psychosocial treatment is available through private care. Psychosocial treatment is available for free through public institutions (Canada Health Act, 1984); however, there are long waiting lists and significant time and financial-costs to patients. Parents would have to travel and take time from work, while children would miss school and other related activities, which may further prevent access to treatment. Many families are reluctant to see a psychologist, social worker or psychiatrist due to the social stigma attached to seeking psychotherapy. For some families, the entire process is perceived as blaming them for their problems [31].