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Support Groups

Ongoing programs include: drop-in, development, mentoring, outreach, leadership development, and volunteer opportunities. Individualized supports and referrals for youth as needed in areas of mental health, sexual identity, education, job, family and more.

Youth Addictions

We are a Full Service Counselling Organization with centers in: Brampton - 905-799-2228 Mississauga - 905-488-5461 Niagara Falls - 289-477-6023 Orangeville - 519-941-6565 Our services include Family Counselling, Couple Counselling, Individual Counselling, Child Counselling, Play Therapy and Counselling for Grief, Anxiety, Depression, Anger & Trauma related issues.

In person crisis services

Intake workers and volunteers offer assistance support network and ability to access other support services access to Ontario Works workers mental health services community meals mobile crisis team weekly access to family doctor to do wellness checks nightly warming centre (This is NOT a shelter)

Youth Addictions

The primary treatment we provide is Cognitive-Behaviour Therapy (CBT). We assist in the prevention and treatment of mental health problems through partnerships with school boards, support groups, and social service agencies and the provision of presentations, pamphlets, books, and videos.

Support Groups

COVID-19: Offering classes, group meditations, online workshops, mobile and in-person sessions where possible and mental health support groups. Discounts available. Call to assess eligibility.Offers a variety of holistic health services: Private anxiety and trauma-related sessions Anxiety and stress support group Meditation for stress management Yoga Reiki Wellness talks and trainings

Support Groups

Baby Club is for parents and their children between the ages of infant to 18 months older siblings are welcome to attend too offers an excellent opportunity to share experiences and ideas with other parents information is available on a variety of topics

Addiction Treatment & Addiction Counselling

This program offers Addictions Treatment and Living without Violence. The Red Path model blends clinical and cultural approaches addressing emotional and social health, offering techniques to cultivate a healthy mind, body and spirit. It is an Aboriginal holistic approach to healing and self-wellness. .

Youth Addictions

The Inn of Windsor is a 12-bed residential facility for teenage girls. We also operate nine, one or two bedroom apartments for male and female youths aged 13-21 years old. We provide support to families of residents as well as youth who are unlikely to return home and are prepared for independent living.

Youth Addictions

Provides counseling and psychotherapy to children, youth and their families, as well as individual adults presenting with mental illness, or neurodevelopment disorders, emotional distress or trauma. Special Services During Pandemics (e.g. COVID/Corona), Disasters and Related Emergencies Online DBT Skills Training

Youth Mental Health

Provide open-ended ongoing facilitated peer support groups for children and teens 3 - 18 years of age, and their parents/guardians. Also offer grief support consultations to grieving families and child service professionals, as well as community referrals to services. Children"s grief education seminars available on request.

Adult Addictions

OHIP covered and non-OHIP covered supportive psychotherapy and counselling provided by Psychiatrists (MDs), Psychologists and GP Psychotherapist (MDs)

Youth Addictions

We combine mindfulness psychotherapy in Toronto to help people feel better and reach their goals. We offer individual counselling, several types of group therapy and mindfulness workshops for a wide range of mental health difficulties. The treatment we offer is evidence-based and effective. We also offer a comprehensive outpatient OCD Program for every level of severity from mild to severe. The OCD Program can provide: - A thorough assessment and customized treatment plan - Group Therapy with skills training for OCD - Individual psychotherapy sessions - Guidance and support for home-based practice - Phone coaching for support between sessions - Training for family or friends so they can support your treatment - Home visits for assessment and treatment enhancement

Addiction Treatment & Addiction Counselling

COVID-19 (5 Jan 2023): The Day program is inactive until further notice due to COVID-19 and social distancing Addiction services:The Day Program: (inactive until further notice) out-patient program for men in the community struggling with addiction issues includes morning groups and afternoon drop-in counselling participants must be sober the days they attendHope Program: 3 month residential program using a harm-reduction approach to substance use reduce the negative effects of substance abuse on their lives through integrated services that meet their needs for shelter, addiction counselling and case management servicesStabilization: abstinence-based residential program for adult males to stabilize their lives and their addictive behaviour before entering a formal treatment program and/or safe housing program usually 30-60 days zero-tolerance for any alcohol, drugs and/or gambling in the program: random drug testing and room checks are completed group therapy individual counselling psycho-educational groups residents are also expected to attend a minimum of three (3) outside groups or meetings each week residents are not permitted to work while enrolledLifeHouse Program: Five-month residential addiction treatment facility Core Treatment phase (first three months): individual counselling group therapy psycho-educational sessions anger management class anxiety and mindfulness classes spiritual formation group groups focused on working on self esteem, goal setting, personal wellness, working through emotions Clients can work, volunteer or attend school in the final two-month reintegration phaseAftercare: aftercare is an integral part of Addiction Services Continuing education job training individual counselling group therapyClients are encouraged to attend bi-weekly meetings and weekly counselling sessions after completing the programSecond Stage Housing: safe affordable housing program for people who have completed an addiction treatment program 3 months of sobriety

Community Mental Health Centers

Mental health services for children and youth and individual counseling services

Community Mental Health Centers

COVID-19: Limited face to face client services, service is offered by phone or virtuallyNew referrals and calls may be made to the main number (1-800-465-1870) during office hours and will have access to a therapist, who will provide assistance similar to a walk-in referral.Crisis will be responded to during work hours as usual.After hours, The Child and Youth Crisis Line for Eastern Ontario can be accessed at 1-877-377-7775Walk-in services closed.Children"s mental health centre providing services at various locations in Renfrew County including: Family and Child Treatment Program (FACT) youth justice services day treatment programs including New Horizons and Valleycrest group services adolescents and their families intensive services trauma services paediatric telepsychiatryGroups include: groups for parents groups for children (6-12 years) groups for youth (13-17 years) separation and divorceFrancophone services: provide a full range of children"s mental health services to French speaking children 0-17 and their families. School based services through a joint agreement with the French Language School Boards.