mental-health-youth

Provides direct clinical treatment, consultation, assessment and follow up for children and youth, up to age 18. They work closely with family physicians, schools and other community agencies, consulting and providing recommendations.

mental-health-youth

Supports actions designed to reduce the incidence of suicidal behaviors with strategies that include: Community awareness and education Professional training and consultation Coordinated community response Certified suicide intervention workshops. Rural residents may access Regina-based programs that are not available in the rural areas through one of the rural child and youth mental health workers.

support-groups

A group-based program that focuses on skill development for regulating emotions, coping with stress and sustaining healthy relationships. Rural residents may access Regina-based programs that are not available in the rural areas through one of the rural mental health workers.

mental-health-youth

Provides counselling for people experiencing significant distress related to their mental health and difficulty coping with day-to-day living. Offered in both urban and rural clinics. Rural residents may access Regina-based programs that are not available in the rural areas through one of the rural mental health workers.

counselling

Provides a number of services including assessments, consultation to other programs, medication management, counselling, and emergency after-hours services. Also admits clients to the Inpatient Unit or to the Day Hospital Program. Rural residents may access Regina-based programs that are not available in the rural areas through one of the rural mental health workers.

mental-health-youth

Provides daily clinical services to youth admitted under the YDDSA for Detox and Stabilization. Provides clinical, consultative, and referral services to individuals and families. Assists in developing community safety plans and provides contemporary care services to youth after discharge. Community Treatment orders are referred to youth team outreach workers to ensure ongoing support is available to the youth and families. View the brochure for further information.

addiction-treatment

A harm reduction program for injection drug users that also includes a recovery option. View the brochure for further information about methadone and the program.

addiction-counselling

Provides a variety of addiction support services, including: Addictions Counselling Recovery Support Groups “I’m Important Too” Group: an eight-week program for children ages six – 12 impacted by someone’s substance use. First Nation and Métis Elders are available for support and guidance to all clients wishing to follow a cultural path.

support-groups

A support group for parents who have experienced pregnancy loss in any form (miscarriage, ectopic pregnancy, termination, still birth, or neonatal death). One-on-one support is also available. Meeting location: 3510 Queen Street (St. Mark’s Lutheran Church)

addiction-support-groups

A group offered to individuals who are new to sobriety. Provides information regarding typical problems that develop during the first years of sobriety. Education and group support revolves around finding ways of managing the physiological and emotional issues frequently experienced by newly recovering people. First Nation and Métis Elders are available for support and guidance to all clients wishing to follow a cultural path.

addiction-treatment

Program consists of two units: 20 bed Brief Detox area: a safe, controlled environment for individuals who are under the influence of alcohol and/or drugs and allows patients time to rest and recover from the effects of intoxication or drug abuse. 25 bed Social Detox area: provides patients an opportunity to further stabilize in their abstinence from alcohol and drugs; average length of stay is five to seven days. Patients needs are assessed daily and support is provided until their symptoms are diminished.

addiction-treatment

A four-week, group-based, non-residential program for chemically dependent people. Included are presentations and interactive group sessions, plus one-on-one counselling. First Nation and Metis Elders are available for support and guidance to all clients wishing to follow a cultural path.

addiction-treatment

An educational group that allows participants to explore their chemical use and assist in personal recognition that addiction may be present. Assists the client in recognizing the effects that chemicals may have had on their lives and finding alternative behaviours. First Nation and Métis Elders are available for support and guidance to all clients wishing to follow a cultural path.

addiction-support-groups

A psycho-educational group for individuals who have been affected by someone’s use and abuse of alcohol or other drugs. An eight-week program, three hours per week, offered twice a year. First Nation and Metis Elders are available for support and guidance to all clients wishing to follow a cultural path.

addiction-counselling

Offers different programs available for any person, 18 years or older, who is experiencing issues with problematic gambling behaviour or individuals who have been affected by someone else’s gambling behaviour. Programs include: Day Treatment Programs