addiction-counselling

Offers a safe place to continue a recovery journey. Six-week program topics include: Setting goals Attitudes and beliefs Relapse Communication Stress and emotional wellbeing Humour in treatment Medicine wheel teachings Spirituality.

Drugs-Alcohol-Gambling Counselling

Offers drop-in group counseling and support services for youth and adults in all stages of addiction recovery.

Drugs-Alcohol-Gambling Counselling

Métis Addictions Council of Saskatchewan Inc. (MACSI) offers a continuum of support for adults experiencing the harms of substance addictions with outreach services in the community setting.

mental-health-youth

24/7 CRISIS LINE: 1-877-767-7572 MENTAL HEALTH & ADDICTION SUPPORT: 1-855-671-5638  Offers access to Métis culturally specific mental health and addiction supports for adults, youth and families. Support available in English and French. Includes: Case Coordination Mental Health and/or Addictions Assessment Individual Counselling (crisis, trauma, stress, anxiety, depression, addictions and anger) Family Therapy Digital Dependency, Gaming and Gambling Legal Consultation Financial Counselling. For more information visit the website.

counselling

Serves as a pastoral presence in the life of a released offender by offering friendship, practical support, and guidance as the offender makes the transition from institutional to community life. Seeks to find volunteers and/or a faith community to walk alongside the person.

counselling

Seeks to connect released offenders with their faith community in order to receive support for reintegration.

counselling

Restores offenders to wholeness and to the community through a friendship-based program of visitation and reintegration.

Mental Health Counselling & Mental Health Treatment Services

Offers individual virtual general counselling. Number of sessions depends on individuals" needs. Each session last for 60 minutes. Provides support that utilizes Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Solution Focused Therapy, Motivational Interviewing, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT), and more.

addiction-treatment

Provides a 40-day program for alcohol, narcotics, prescription drugs, solvent abuse, hallucinogens and gambling. Treatment includes: Assessment Professional Consultation Individual and Group Counselling Individual Treatment Planning / Case Management Alcohol and Drug Education Cultural Activities Individual and Aftercare Planning Recreation Therapy Crisis Intervention Life Skills / Personal Development, and more. Funded by Health Canada. Eight beds available.

Mental Health Counselling

Offers individual and family general counselling. This service provides referrals and access to addictions counselling, Tribal Elders, Traditional Healing Ceremonies and Healing Circles.

addiction-counselling

24/7 Saskatchewan Problem Gambling Helpline: 1-800-306-6789 Offers no-fee, confidential, gambling addiction help, support and information for anyone affected by gambling addiction. Gambling Supports

mental-health-youth

24/7 Mobile Crisis Helpline: 306-757-0127 Provides after-hours mental health services to support current clients of the Mental Health Clinic and any individual or family that requires mental and emotional support. Available Monday to Friday 4:30 pm – 8:00 am and 24/7 on weekends and statutory holidays. Mental health issues may include: Anxiety and depression Thoughts of suicide Difficulty dealing with loss or bereavement Unable to cope between appointments Self-harm Feeling anger Support for concerned families and friends Information and referral.

Mental Health Counselling

Offers support groups which provide a safe, non-judgemental environment to share issues and concerns with others. Throughout the meetings, there is an emphasis on coping strategies during difficult times, appreciating the positive aspects of our experiences, and recognizing progress when it is made. Some group meetings are specific to a diagnosis, while others are open to persons with any mood disorder, as well as their family, friends, and supporters.

Mental Health Counselling

Offers support groups which provide a safe, non-judgemental environment to share issues and concerns with others. Throughout the meetings, there is an emphasis on coping strategies during difficult times, appreciating the positive aspects of our experiences, and recognizing progress when it is made. Some group meetings are specific to a diagnosis, while others are open to persons with any mood disorder, as well as their family, friends, and supporters.

counselling

Provides affordable, safe, private counselling in a non-judgmental setting for adults, teens and children feeling overwhelmed or experiencing personal challenges through life. By appointment only.