Addiction Treatment & Addiction Counselling & Addiction Treatment

Provides a harm reduction program for pregnant women and mothers/fathers with substance use issues Supports clients with court proceedings Offers advocacy with other community agencies Provides snacks, childcare, and bus tickets for clients in their home or communityOffers case management for individuals to learn and develop: Stronger coping skills Harm reduction Relapse prevention strategies Anger management Stronger parenting skills

Community Mental Health Centers

A residence for individuals with a mental illness. Provides meals and 24 hour staffing. Nursing care is not available. The home is licensed for 15 residents. Homes for Special Care provides a supervised setting for psychiatric patients of St Joseph"s Health care Center for Mountain Health Services and are licensed under the Ministry of Health. The Center works with the Homes and provides supportive services to the clients. There is no time restriction to length of stay.

Addiction Treatment & Addiction Counselling

Family health team offering primary health care services diabetes prevention and education Intrauterine Device (IUD) insertion program smoking cessation program memory clinic polypharmacy program offering medication review and management mental health program offering assessment services, psychotherapy, education, and assistance navigating community resources onsite treatment for some sexually transmitted infections (STI) sexual health education

Addiction Treatment

COVID-19 (4 April 2020) Visit the Montfort Renaissance website for up-to-date information on procedure put in place for the Service Access to Recovery (SAR) including the Community Withdrawal Management Service at the Ottawa Withdrawal Management Centre.Ottawa Withdrawal Management CentreResidential Withdrawal Management: 20 beds for men and six beds for women psychoeducational groups, auricular acupuncture and other servicesCommunity Withdrawal Management: Safe withdrawal from alcohol and/or other drugs, in-home or in another location, with support in the community in-home visits and support in the transition towards treatmentDay Withdrawal Management: Sessions Mon-Fri 10 am-3 pm, for a period of 3 weeks psychoeducational group sessions and various workshops

Community Mental Health Centers & Crisis lines & Addiction Treatment

COVID-19 (4 April 2020) Mental health programs follow-ups with clients are maintained by telephone. All activities of the "Ateliers de l"Élan" and "Centre de services Guiges" are suspended until further notice. Visit the Montfort Renaissance website for up-to-date information.Services for francophone adults with mental health problems"Programme de soutien judiciaire": For francophone adults with mental health problems and dealing with the criminal justice system intensive case management support through the judicial process close collaboration with the mental health court and health services relapse/rehospitalisation and reoffending prevention"Programme de Soutien communautaire": For francophone adults with severe and persistent mental health problems intensive case management support to the psychiatric rehabilitation process and mental health promotion create support networks

Community Mental Health Centers

COVID-19 (8 February 2023) Until further notice, only essential visitors are allowed to enter and are actively screened. Those who fail the screening will not be allowed to enter. Visit the Montfort Renaissance website for up-to-date information.Men"s residential stabilization program 10-bed facility with a combination of single and double occupancy rooms clients can stay for up to three months program offers a combination of psycho-educational groups, personal programming and life skills development

Community Mental Health Centers

COVID-19 : (29 September 2021) All activities of the Ateliers de l"Élan are presently done virtually, via ZOOM and phone conference. However, as measures are eased, programs will have a "hybrid" format (some activities will be offered virtually while others will be in-person). Visit the Montfort Renaissance website for up-to-date information and activities calendar. Group program that aims to promote the participants" recovery and regain of power over their health conditions and quality of life, and to encourage participation in their community community space without judgment, to learn and support one another

Youth Addictions

Francophone community health organization that offers integrated mental health and addiction services as well as housing services to vulnerable individuals, some of which are provided in both official languages, in collaboration with various partners in Eastern Ontarian communities.

Mental Health Counselling & Mental Health Treatment Services

Provides telephone crisis intervention to anyone experiencing psychological or psychosocial distress, as well as to their family and friends.

Community Mental Health Centers & Support Groups

COVID19 - Office closed, telephone and online support only, register online for peer support groups and one-on-one peer support over the telephoneTelephone Information and Peer Support (TIPS) Warmline, 416-486-8046, 1-888-486-8236 -- no crisis services Information, education and support counselling and family support peer support groups -- see website for locations advocacy recovery programs, including peer support drop-in groups, Wellness Recovery Action Plan (WRAP), Laughing Like Crazy, LGBTQ Peer Support Group One on One Peer Support Early Intervention Program Family Matters Peer Support and Recovery Program Workplace Mental Health Check Up Check Up from the Neck Up youth, young adult and student awareness campaigns provincial peer support program listing available online workshops peer support and facilitation training fact sheets and guides online support forums speakers bureau library

Mental Health Counselling & Mental Health Treatment Services

Offers virtual mental health support via an anonymous online forum. Forum is moderated.

Mental Health Counselling & Mental Health Treatment Services

Offers a support line for individuals and families dealing with mental health disorders such as depression, bipolar disorder and anxiety. Does not provide crisis services.

Youth Mental Health

We are a provincial organization that educates and advocates for individuals with mood disorders such as depression. We are dedicated to: * provide information for people with Mood Disorders, their families, professionals, and the public * we foster self-help within a peer support model for individuals and families dealing with Mood Disorders * We strive to eliminate discrimination and stigma * We work with community partners * We advocate on behalf of people with Mood Disorders and their families.

Community Mental Health Centers & Support Groups

Speaker nights for people with mood disorders, relatives, friends, service providers and the public meetings include a speaker (professional speaking about a mental health issue) questions and answers (Q&A) session and refreshmentsPeer Support Group: confidential discussion for adults with mood disordersFamily Support Group: for adult relatives and friends of people with mood disordersDiscovery 2000 Program: subsidized recreational events for adults with mood disordersActivities include movie night (First Tuesday of each month) picnics hikes theatre dinners sporting events museum and gallery visits call for a calendar of activitiesWellness Recovery Action Plan (WRAP) program Family Wellness Recovery Action Plan (FWRAP) Pathways to Recovery Program bimonthly newsletter a lending library website

Youth Addictions

Our overall objective is to provide people suffering from mood disorders a strong, cohesive voice at the national level to improve access to: * treatment * informed research * program development and government policies * improvement of quality in life We ensure that voices of consumers, family members and caregivers are heard on issues relating to: * mental health and mental illness * depression * bipolar illness * associated mood disorders