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Youth Addictions

We are team of experienced psychologists and clinical associates providing psychology services using evidence-based practices. Located in the core of downtown Toronto, the most diverse city in the world, we specialize in a variety of subjects such as race, language, ethnic, sexuality, gender, identity, and physical abilities. Every team member brings a unique perspective to the clinic based on their own identification with diverse backgrounds. Our clinic is LGBTQ + friendly.

Addiction Treatment

Harm reduction based opioid substitution program that includes methadone and suboxone

Addiction Treatment & Addiction Counselling

Promote the health of Toronto residents through the delivery of health services and programs and the development and implementation of public policy and practices immunization and screening for communicable diseases health education programs family and child health dental health sexual health injury prevention environmental health physical activity public health standards enforcement research and population-based health research air quality health index beaches water quality extreme heat/cold alerts food handler certification program health status reports home visiting program for pregnant women and parents of children birth-3 yearssmoking cessation * support to help quit smokingBreastfeeding Support - Counseling for breastfeeding mothers * phone calls or home visits * breast pump rentals * discussion of the effects of foods and medications on breast milkDental Services - Free dental clinics for eligible children and youth (ages birth-17 years), adults enrolled in selected programs, and older adults 65 years and older * low cost dental clinic referral for those not eligible for free servicesDiabetes Prevention - Community programs that focus on promoting healthy lifestyle changes to prevent type 2 diabetes * programs focus on diabetes risk assessment, food skills and nutrition, physical activity, and smoking cessation and stress managementServices and Programs:Early Abilities (Speech and Language, Vision, Hearing)Emergency PreparednessImmunization Information CentreWorks, TheCase Management *MmtCOVID-19 Toronto Public Health Shelter Intake LineToronto - Fall PreventionVulnerable Adults and Seniors Program

Helplines & Mental Health Treatment Services

Offers chat-based emotional support to survivors of sexualized and gender based violence. Chat service may be accessed via chat widget on website during opening hours.

Helplines & Mental Health Treatment Services

Offers chat-based emotional support to survivors of sexualized and gender based violence. Chat service may be accessed via chat widget on website during opening hours.

Helplines & Mental Health Treatment Services

Offers telephone crisis intervention, culturally sensitive counselling, support and referral.

Helplines & Mental Health Treatment Services

Offers telephone crisis intervention, culturally sensitive counselling, support and referral.

Crisis lines & Support Groups

Crisis intervention and culturally sensitive counselling, support and referral * support for families and friends of survivors * support groups * information on alternatives to legal justice system * court support, accompaniment and advocacy program * research, public education, workshops * comprehensive volunteer training * all services confidential * trans-positive environment

Crisis lines

Services for seniors 65 years and older supportive and crisis counseling emotional support for loneliness and isolation short-term crisis management and referral service in-person (through COSS) if necessary supportive counselling over the phone, risk assessments, crisis de-escalation and triage to COSS (Crisis Outreach Service for Seniors) and behaviour supportsInformation and referral for support services including: adult day programs for frail seniors or those with dementias, case management, congregate dining, crisis support, foot care, home assistance, hospice care, meals on wheels, medical escort, nursing, respite care for caregiver relief, security checks, shopping assistance, social contact, transportation intensive case management mental health and addictions supportA partnership between Toronto Central Local Health Integration Network (LHIN), WoodGreen Community Services and Les Centres d"Accueil Heritage

Community Mental Health Centers

List of follow-up support and service-specific case management programs authorized to deliver services, including links to agency/program websitesFollow-up support programsAssistance for individuals and households to leave homelessness, including transition support to permanent housing, links to ongoing services, supports and resourcesService-specific case management programsServices for individuals who have difficulty remaining housed, includes housing stabilization supports such as personal support worker, occupational therapy, trusteeship, harm reduction, support for collecting behaviours (hoarding)Visit City of Toronto website for Housing Focused Client Support, including Toronto Hoarding Support Services Program through VHA Home HealthCare (see separate listing); visit Housing Focused Client Supports Referral Form for online form to be completed by referral agency, or email housingfirst@toronto.ca for information

Community Mental Health Centers & Addiction Treatment & Addiction Counselling

Emergency shelter for men, including short term problem solving and referrals, case management, housing and addiction counselling, and harm reduction access to Housing Connections (see separate listing) Community Partner, assistance with housing search and application processEmergency Shelter Program, 416-392-5522, 416-392-5527Emergency accommodation in dormitory setting, with access to bed area 4 pm-8 am, includes day program, counselling and referrals, meals, and access to lounge, resource room, computers capacity 240 laundry and lockers availableLong Term Program, 416-392-5542Long term accommodation for men 50 years and older in residential crisis with a documented need for 24-hour bed access, men 18-49 years with chronic health problems may be accepted capacity 134 includes counselling and referrals, meals and laundry, and on-site day nurseO"Neill House Program/Seaton House Overdose Prevention Site (SHOPS), 416-392-5407Housing transition program for men 18 years and older who are homeless for the first time, including newcomers capacity 50Annex Harm Reduction Program, 416-397-5598, 416-338-3190Overnight wet shelter for men 18 years and older, ineligible for service in other programs due to chronic alcohol use, or who are vulnerable in other programs due to their behaviours related to alcohol use and/or mental illness capacity 100 includes Managed Alcohol Program (MAP) and client centred case management servicesInfirmary Program, 416-392-5598, 416-338-3190Acute, respite, chronic and palliative care for men 18 years and older with complicated health care issues currently using the hostel system, including medical assessment, primary care and clinical case management capacity 28 in partnership with St Michael"s Hospital (see separate listing) and University of Toronto Faculty of MedicineGeorge Street Revitalization includes Seaton House programs, with residents moving to alternate locations, for information visit City of Toronto website for George Street Revitalization updates

Community Mental Health Centers & Addiction Treatment & Addiction Counselling

Emergency shelter for men, including short term problem solving and referrals, case management, housing and employment assistance, addiction counselling and harm reduction, assistance accessing income supports, primary health and mental health supports, life skills activities, and recreation capacity 92 access to Housing Connections (see separate listing) Community Partner, assistance with housing search and application process pet friendly environment

Youth Addictions

An online directory for finding quality, well-trained psychotherapists in the Toronto area

Youth Addictions

Tourette Canada is a national voluntary organization dedicated to improving the quality of life for those with or affected byTourette Syndrome through programs of: education, advocacy, self-help and the promotion of research.

Support Groups

A national non-profit organization dedicated to improving the quality of life for those with or affected by Tourette Syndrome and its associated conditions through education, advocacy and the promotion of research. Offers support and services including in-service presentations (for educators, schools and business), support groups, youth programs and family events.