National Directory for Canadian Families

Mental Health Counselling & Mental Health Treatment Services

Offers single counselling sessions for youth to discuss particular concerns. Youth are allowed to return at anytime in the future following initial session. Allows access to other services such as support in developing a plan to move forward and information about alternatives options for what to do next.

Mental Health Counselling & Mental Health Treatment Services

Offers single counselling sessions for youth to discuss particular concerns. Youth are allowed to return at anytime in the future following initial session. Allows access to other services such as support in developing a plan to move forward and information about alternatives options for what to do next.

Youth Addictions

The Youth Services Bureau of Ottawa serves youth aged 12 and older. We focus on youth with difficulties affecting their physical and/or emotional well-being and development. We support youth in making positive health and lifestyle decisions.Services include: * Mental Health Services * Community Services * Youth Engagement* *Youth Employment * Youth Justice Services Special Services During Pandemics (e.g. COVID/Corona), Disasters and Related Emergencies Our mental health counselors are doing youth and family sessions and the walk-in clinic sessions by phone and video. Call 613-562-3004 for more information. Residential services, such as our emergency shelters and Youth Justice programs, will remain open, with extra precautions in place.

Addiction Treatment & Addiction Counselling

Rapid access to mental health, substance use services, primary care, community and social services including: mental health counselling addiction counselling Peer support Primary care Family navigation Youth outreach work Educational groups Recreational activities

Addiction Treatment & Addiction Counselling

Integrated mental health and addiction services, including assessment, treatment and counselling walk-in counselling care navigation psychiatric consultation access to primary care peer support group Black youth programs newcomer support 2SLGBTQ+ support employment, housing and education supportContact for information on in-person, telephone and virtual services; services provided by community partner agencies

Addiction Treatment & Addiction Counselling

Integrated mental health and addiction services, including assessment, treatment and counselling walk-in counselling care navigation psychiatric consultation access to primary care peer support group Black youth programs newcomer support 2SLGBTQ+ support employment, housing and education supportContact for information on in-person, telephone and virtual services; services provided by community partner agencies

Addiction Treatment & Addiction Counselling

Integrated mental health and addiction services, including assessment, treatment and counselling walk-in counselling care navigation psychiatric consultation access to primary care peer support group Black youth programs newcomer support 2SLGBTQ+ support employment, housing and education supportContact for information on in-person, telephone and virtual services; services provided by community partner agencies

Addiction Treatment & Addiction Counselling

Integrated mental health and addiction services, including assessment, treatment and counselling walk-in counselling care navigation psychiatric consultation access to primary care peer support group Black youth programs newcomer support 2SLGBTQ+ support employment, housing and education supportContact for information on in-person, telephone and virtual services; services provided by community partner agencies

Youth Addictions

In February 2017, the Ontario government announced funding for integrated service hubs across the province to fill gaps in the youth assistance service system. Ten crossroads are currently being set up for young people aged 12 to 25. They are one-stop shops for mental health and addiction treatment services, primary care, education, employment, training and housing assistance, and other social services. and support. There are many youth hubs in development across the province of Ontario, including Central Toronto, Chatham Kent, Eastern Champlain, Haliburton, Kenora, Malton, Niagara Region, North Simcoe, Scarborough, and Toronto East.

Addiction Treatment

Individual and group counselling for eating disorders * development of healthy coping strategies * normalization of food intake and emotional well-being.

Community Mental Health Centers & Crisis lines

Psychiatric community-based services, including crisis support and short-term intervention, medical assessment and consultation, day treatment, intensive extended day program, and intensive support and supervisionCrisis and Mobile Support Team, 416-363-9990Telephone assessment and intake, and crisis support; follow-up mobile support based on assessment of client"s mental health statusDay TreatmentEducational and therapeutic activities in classroom environment for youth 12-23 years, includes individual support and group meeting, to develop interpersonal, life and adaptive coping skills and academic success; in partnership with Toronto District School BoardIntensive Extended Day Program (IEDP)Recovery-oriented treatment for youth 16-19 years with complex mental health needs who have left formal school system, includes support in education, vocation, life skills, housing and health related goals; in partnership with Covenant HouseIntensive Support and SupervisionAlternative to custody program for youth12-17 years with serious mental health challenges, includes individualized plan, educational/vocational support, life skills and independent living supports, social and recreation support, mentoring, family support and self-help, and service coordination and advocacy; in partnership with Ontario Youth Justice ServicesMedical Consultation Clinic (MCC)Outpatient psychiatric consultation includes one-time psychiatric assessment; referral from physician or nurse practitioner required; feeLive-in and Inpatient Treatment Programs, see separate listing

Youth Addictions

YOUTHLINK offers a unique set of services and programs for vulnerable youth between the ages of 12-24 and their families or caregivers. All of our services and programs are voluntary, confidential and free of charge. Our programs range from prevention and early intervention to clinical counseling, housing and treatment. These involve:   Individual and group therapeutic counselling, parent support groups   Violence prevention and leadership development programs in high needs communities and schools in Scarborough   Inner City drop-in/resource centre and outreach for street-involved and homeless youth   Employment and life skills programs     Treatment Residence for girls 14-18; supportive co-op housing throughout TorontoFamily support program for youth with developmental disabilities

Mental Health Counselling & Mental Health Treatment Services

Offers individual and family general counselling to young people. Provides single-session support that lasts up to one hour.

Support Groups

COVID-19 (12 Oct 2021): Service provided virtually. Occasional in person appointments where required. Service hours may be modified.Services for young offenders:

Youth Addictions

Helps young single mothers provide a brighter future for themselves and their children. In a caring atmosphere, young mothers can complete their high school education while developing strong parenting skills. Their children benefit from a licensed early childhood development program in Youville"s bright, child-friendly facility.