counselling

Provides acute inpatient, day patient, and outpatient mental health programs for adults and youth. Adult Inpatient Mental Health – 50 beds for adults experiencing severe mental health and/or addiction problems which cannot be managed in a community setting. Patients receive a number of supports including counselling and supportive therapies. Adolescent Psychiatry Unit – for ages 11 – 18 who require intense in-hospital care. Provides a combination of one-to-one and group counselling, schooling and recreation activities. Mental Health Day Program – offers services to patients who have had a recent crisis or feel their anxiety or depression is worsening. Helps develop skills to better manage anxiety and depression with the goal of improving overall mental health. Adult Supportive Therapies – assesses patients to identify and support areas of functional improvement and meet goals. Builds new skills to help patient to live a healthy life after hospital stay. Helps promote empowerment, self-responsibility, and a meaningful role in life. Recovery Support Program – provides care to adult patients during their transition from hospital care to community care; four weeks long. Outpatient Programs – Clozaril Clinic, Injection Clinic; Outpatient Electroconvulsive Therapy (ECT). Emergency Department Mental Health Service – an Emergency Psychiatric Nurse Coordinator is available to assist in individualized assessment and care of individuals who present to the Emergency Department with mental health or addiction concerns. Visit website for contact and unit information for each service.