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.

mental-health-youth

Provides assessment and diagnosis for clients, ages 6 – 24 who are from the five southern health regions in Saskatchewan. These individuals are suspected of having Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Disorder (FASD). The team completes special assessments that provide a pediatrician with the information needed to make a diagnosis of FASD, or a diagnosis of other complex disorders, such as Autism, for which no services currently exist.  Provides suggestions for treatments, adaptations, planning for care in the long term and helpful hints for caregivers.

mental-health-youth

Consultation with child and youth psychologists and psychiatrists is available to the five southern health regions in Saskatchewan. Services are available through office visits or Telehealth.

mental-health-youth

Provides early treatment to adolescents and young adults up to age 30 who may be experiencing psychosis. Provides intense services to people experiencing certain symptoms, which may be the beginning of a psychotic illness, and to those who have had their first episode of psychosis.

counselling

Provides mental health services to individuals affected in significant ways by mental illness, severe stress, or other problems in living. Requests for services most commonly come from people who are experiencing depression, anxiety, eating disorders, severe stress, or adjustment difficulties. Others seek help for problems related to abuse or violence in intimate 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.

mental-health-youth

Offers services to rural residents (children, youth, and adults) experiencing mental health, substance use/abuse and problem gambling issues. Includes: Case management Mental health promotion and education services Family counselling Individual, family, and group counselling/therapy Community development Community collaboration Referrals to other services/agencies.

addiction-counselling

Offers basic and advanced recovery skills development through individual and group counselling, as well as through two intensive treatment programs. Addresses a variety of topics such as dealing with impulsivity, irrational thoughts, urges and triggers, relapse prevention, self esteem, anger, loss, and boundaries.

mental-health-youth

A 12 bed-residential treatment program providing residential treatment services to adolescents and families with substance use/abuse issues. Gives youth and families an opportunity to evaluate the impact of substance use/abuse, identify their strengths, and begin implementing changes that will contribute to a positive recovery lifestyle in the community. Based on a four-week stay but offers flexibility to shorten or extend the length of stay depending on the individual’s needs.

mental-health-youth

A voluntary residential program designed to assist youth, 12 – 18 years of age, to stabilize from the physical, emotional, social, and spiritual consequences of substance abuse. Offers individual counselling, medical assessments, and psycho-educational workshops to assist with craving and stress management. Psychological and psychiatric services are also involved when mental health issues are identified and youth require additional support or assessment. Program length is 4 – 10 days. Six beds available.

mental-health-youth

Provides treatment and assessment services for youth ages 12 – 17 who have committed offenses and are involved in the criminal justice system. Programming works to assist these youth and families in improving their lives in order to reduce crime and protect the citizens of Saskatoon. Services include assessment, individual and group treatment, and more.

counselling

Provides individual and group counselling that offers support and information for family members who struggle with substance use, mental health, and/or gambling concerns.

addiction-counselling

Assists clients with recovery from substance use and dependency through individual or group counselling.

counselling

Assists clients with mental health and substance use issues through individual or group counselling. Addresses both issues at the same time.

addiction-counselling

Provides services for people who would like to quit or reduce their tobacco consumption. Includes individual and group counselling, handouts and resources, education and cessation workshops, and community presentations.