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Mental Health

Offers intake service including assessment, individual and family counselling.Brandon and Area 1-866-403-5459Minnedosa/Neepawa 204-476-7836Virden 204-748-4346Carberry 204-834-8441Souris, Deloraine, Killarney, Boissevaine 204-483-6224Russell, Shoal Lake, Birtle 204-842-3399Rivers, Hamiota, Erickson 204-328-6211

Youth

The treatment team is comprised of a multidisciplinary treatment team including: Psychiatrists (outpatient services), psychologists, social workers, registered psychiatric nurses, registered nurses, teachers and occupational therapists. Community Mental Health Service is available in Brandon and the rest of Prairie Mountain Health. Community Services: Clients are seen on an appointment basis. Services are accessed through the Intake Workers, through phone contact and appointment. Walk-in services are also provided. Day Program Treatment is provided through individual and group therapies, focusing on self-esteem, social skills, communication, anger management, life skills and leisure skill development. Families are part of the treatment process and parent education and intervention is provided. Program staff also work in cooperation with school personnel and other involved agencies to provide the most appropriate treatment for each individual.Clients are transitioned to community school on completion of the program. Crisis Stabilization Unit: Provides 24-hour care to clients in crisis from Prairie Mountain RHA.Treatment focuses on alleviating the crisis and returning the client to the community. Services provided include: multi-disciplinary team assessments, individual treatment, group and family therapy, community transition and consultation with community resources.The involvement of families is very important to treatment and parents will be provided with education, and additional resource information as necessary.

Youth

serves Child and Adolescent Treatment Centre (CATC); Centre for Adult Psychiatry (CAP); Centre for Geriatric Psychiatry (CGP); offers support to Westman Crisis Services (Admin Office) Ph: 204-725-3108, Fax: 204-726-4665

Addiction

provides various mental health services including assessment individual therapy family therapy mental health education parenting groups positive parenting program active parenting of teens public awareness consultation other services based on needs.

Mental Health

helps people who are dealing with issues such as depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, trauma, schizophrenia, etc. provides assessment, treatment planning, counselling and referrals

Psychiatric facilities

Patient services include: * crisis stabilization * specialized assessment, short-term treatment intervention * medication and illness education * comprehensive discharge planning (transitional programming, linkage to other services).

Youth

* provides horseback riding program to children with cerebral palsy, visual impairment, autism, other developmental challenges* results in physical, psychological, social benefits to participants

Mental Health

Community health centre providing primary health care services including nutritional counseling, family/group/individual therapy, and counseling.

Mental Health

Offers counselling.

Mental Health

The Warm Line is for men and women with mental illness living in the Greater Toronto area in need of a friend with an empathetic ear, someone who will really listen.The Warm Line is operated by peers who have been there, understand, and are aware of the loneliness and isolation felt by the people calling to talk.

Youth

The Public Trustee of Manitoba is a provincial government Special Operating Agency that manages and protects the affairs of Manitobans who are unable to do so themselves and have no one else willing or able to act. This includes mentally incompetent and vulnerable adults, deceased estates, and children.

Counselling

Offers individualized planning and support for people who want to reduce their smoking and vaping use.

Mental Health

Offers individual, couples, and family counselling. Provides single-session and short-term support.

Crisis

Residential youth care for young people with a structured living experience to meet individual needs and prepare youth to return to their families, live independently, or to enter the world of employment.

Mental Health

Offers an online platform to support youth mental health and wellness. This service includes education about mental health topics with workbooks and resources, assistance with setting goals and care plans, tracking wellbeing and progress, and an online chat function to communicate with a mental health professional.