National Directory for Canadian Families

Mental Health Counselling & Mental Health Treatment Services

Offers programming for at-risk youth, including: local spiritual and cultural activities, individual and group substance use counselling, telephone counselling services, screening/assessments, and case conferencing with referral resources. Offers extended care services to First Nations youth and young adults who are aging out of foster care.

Support Groups

Social support programs in several locations information and referral income tax clinic referral to legal services outreach and mobilization to engage residents and strengthen the communitySettlement Program outreach program based in elementary and secondary schools from mid-August to end of June and in libraries and social service agencies from July to mid-August refugee support support for Ukrainians with CUAETEmployment readiness and mentoring -- employment preparation, professional and social mentorshipFamily and community centre after school programs, parenting groups, youth programs citizenship test preparationParticipates in LINC (Language Instruction for Newcomers to Canada) in English, upon assessment by YMCA of Greater Toronto -- see separate entry, child care provided English conversation circles digital literacy program

Addiction Treatment

Services to treat eating disorders for children and youth outpatient program including assessment, diagnosis and treatment day program including medical, nutritional and mental health care; academic program

Addiction Treatment & Addiction Counselling

Diabetes Education Centre; medical imaging; Ontario Breast Screening Program Addiction Services adult addiction assessment and treatment including gambling addiction Transitional Age Youth Substance Use ProgramRapid Access to Addiction Medicine Clinic (RAAM) - rapid access to quality care to individuals seeking help for their substance use concerns. Services include: medications to prevent or reduce cravings or withdrawal symptoms nursing services; access to case management; peer support appointments Mon 9 am-4 pm, Wed 9 am-3 pm, call 905-841-7007 ext 322 walk-in available Wed 12 noon-2 pm, subject to availabilityMental Health Services Assertive Community Treatment Team (ACTT) -- intensive follow-up treatment in the community for adults with mental illness child, adolescent, adult outpatient mental health programs Partial Hospitalization Program - intensive mental health day program

Support Groups

Eye Surgery Centre -- regional centre for cataract surgeryProstate Centre -- diagnosis, education, support and treatment planning for prostate cancerSpecialized Geriatric Services Acute Care for the Elderly Clinic - medical follow up for patients discharged from in-patient unit and those seen in emergency room with geriatric issues chronic disease self-management program Geriatric Day Hospital - outpatient rehabilitation including cognitive stimulation therapy geriatric psychiatry and outreach Geriatric Parkinson Clinic memory clinic osteoporosis and fracture prevention

Support Groups

COVID19 In-person and remote services available; call 416-781-0479, or email info@nywc.org; visit NYWC website for updates and information----------Support, information and referrals to community-based services, community collaborations and hosted programs some programs seasonal or held in community locations, call or check website for details child care may be available for some programs with advance notice resources may be available to support active participation, including tablet-lending library, TTC tokens, childmindingWomen"s EmpowermentSkills-development programs promoting empowerment and self-confidence, including support program for migrant mothersViolence prevention and support servicesFor women who are at risk of or have experienced abuseHealthy living and community buildingWellness program and information workshops; Women"s Lounge drop-in program includes social and recreation activitiesMember agency of Toronto Drop-in Network (TDIN)

Youth Addictions

Provides counselling and therapy for youth, individuals, couples, those with addictions to alcohol, drugs, gambling, pornography and food. I provide Cognitive behavioural therapy and art therapy for trauma clients, and those with stress in the workplace. I work with families experiencing separation and divorce. Durham corporate center 105 consumers drove unit 2

Community Mental Health Centers & Support Groups & Support Groups

Offers a range of recovery programming that individuals can participate in for free, including: Creative Expression programs (quilting, multimedia arts and workshops) Skill-building (community based skill building workshops and volunteer opportunities) Recovery and Wellness Programming (Physical Activity, Food is Mood, Sharing Circle, etc) Peer Support (one-on-one and in groups) Peer Support for the Supporter (peer-led group support to family members of people living with mental illness) Older Adult Peer Support Program (peer-led group for older adults, or those aged 55+) WRAP/Wellness Recovery Action Plan (8 week course - registration required)

Youth Addictions

NISA is an organization run by and for consumers of mental health services. We develop occupational skills, nurture self-confidence and provide resources for recovery, by creating opportunities for participants to contribute to their own well-being and that of their community.

Support Groups

Offers a Parent Led Support Group for families who have children with cancerThis organization is a Registered Charity

Addiction Treatment

Offers a substance abuse treatment program for individuals with opiate addiction which includes: Initial intake screening procedure Addiction assessment Urine drug test Physical and appropriate lab tests Counselling assessment Psychiatry assessment Two doctor"s appointments per week during first two weeks Ongoing counselling and case management Harm reduction servicesNote: Offers both Methadone, Suboxone and Hepatitis C treatment

Support Groups

COVID19 Intake available by phone or email. Virtual sessions available at this time. In person appointments available in some programs.Regular ServiceSupportive services for children, youth and families.Programs include: Infant and Child Development - home visiting for assessment, consultation and intervention for children whose development is considered to be at risk Pre-School Speech and Language - assessment and treatment for children who are experiencing a communication difficulty Northumberland Bridges - peer support groups delivering parent education, nutritional information and support, crisis support and access to community services Autism Program Parenting Workshops Professional Development Workshops Play Therapy (Assessment and Intervention) Speech Therapy (Assessment and Intervention) Occupational Therapy (Assessment and Intervention) Ask an Expert Program Keys to Kindergarten School Readiness Program

Addiction Treatment & Addiction Counselling

Team-based family and community primary care. Clinical team includes family physician, nurse practitioner, nurse, dietitian, social worker, pharmacist, physio and occupational therapist, chiropodist/foot care nurse. Programs for Family Health Team patients: mental health counselling for those without private coverage footcare for those without private coverage physiotherapy for those not qualifying for OHIP chronic pain management COPD Healthy Heart nutrition counselling smoking cessation (eligibility for free nicotine replacement therapy) medication management/counselling vaccination follow-up after hospitalization Other programs, workshops and information sessions are available to the public.

In person crisis services

The Community Mental Health Services crisis program operates out of the emergency department at Northumberland Hills Hospital and focuses on immediate, emotional distress. A crisis worker is available to assess needs and provide short-term intervention and follow-up care Crisis worker can put the client in touch with other professionals who will deal with all aspects of crisis

Community Mental Health Centers

COVID19 All counselling and walk-in services by phone support only. Call 905-377-7784 for walk-in phone support.Regular ServiceLynx is an early psychosis intervention program committed to helping people who are experiencing a first episode of psychosis. Psychosis is a disorder characterized by changes in thought, perception, emotion and behavior and may involve a loss of contact with reality Program offers early identification, rapid response and screening, psychiatric support, case management, family support, peer support, education and treatment to persons aged 14-35 in the early stage of psychosis.