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Free Naloxone kits available. Walk-ins Monday to Friday 10:00 am – 4:00 pm. Training takes 10 – 15 minutes and a certificate is provided.

Drugs-Alcohol-Gambling Counselling

Drop in centre for persons living with or affected by HIV/AIDS. Support services include free lunch, tv and internet access, clothing depot, resources and information

Mental Health Counselling

Offers intake service including assessment, individual and family counselling.

Mental Health Counselling

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

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NOTE: Counsellors are not accepting clients at this time. Call 306-584-3876 to be added to the waitlist. Provides counselling for individuals, couples and families on issues such as:  Relationships   Personal issues  Family Issues  Addictions (assessment/recovery/relapse prevention)  Depression and Anxiety  Domestic Violence – working with abusers and/or victims  First Nations issues  Grief and Loss  Stress Management  Separation/Divorce  Self Esteem  Trauma / post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).  NOTE: Specialized training to assess, diagnose and treat the following clinical conditions – depression/mood disorders, anxiety disorders (panic disorder, social anxiety, OCD, generalized anxiety disorder, specific phobias), PTSD, ADD/ADHD, learning disabilities, intellectual disabilities, autism spectrum disorder.

Mental Health Counselling

Offers support to students and families from Prairie Rose School Division. This program provides support to students and families who may be experiencing difficulties; acts as a resource, and provides a liaison between families and the school system; provides outreach and resources for families requesting services within the community; develops or facilitates community education programs based on identified needs.

addiction-counselling

Alcoholics Anonymous meetings to help men and women for whom alcohol has become a major problem.

addiction-treatment

Provides a safe space to physically prepare for the addiction treatment program. While supervised by staff, it is NOT a medical detox, but can include medical consultation. A quiet corner of the building is dedicated to clients needing this time. Includes a soaker tub, hourly check ins, and shuttling to and from any medical appointments.

addiction-treatment

Two day, on-line program for significant others (partners, family members) of those who have attended the addictions treatment program. Designed to help the family understand the treatment and recovery program. Topics include boundaries, expectations and the disease of addiction.

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Narcotics Anonymous meetings to help men and women for whom drugs have become a major problem.

addiction-treatment

90-day extension program comprised of individual modules chosen by the client, as well as time spent with counselling staff. Additional time is important to build healthy habits, break negative thinking patterns, apply for second stage housing, and prepare for the road ahead. Individual programs include (but are not limited to): Survivors of sexual violence Anger management Parenting in recovery Healthy boundaries Self esteem Financial literacy Relapse prevention.

addiction-treatment

2-week residential  program designed to allow alumni to refresh, reset, and get back on track. This program includes access to IPP’s, individual counselling, daily meetings, and daily check ins.

addiction-treatment

Five-week residential program (35 days minimum) for individuals struggling with alcoholism or addiction. Focuses on the 12-step program and restoration of mind, body, and spirit through meditation and emotional wellness classes in a family-like setting. Services delivered and run by recovering alcoholics and addicts. Program includes: 175 hours of group and individual counselling Daily recovery and gratitude meetings Counselling and instruction on the theory and practice of the 12 Step Recovery Approach Emotional health and wellness classes Leisure and recreational outings and activities Outings to open meetings in the community Safety and action planning Weekly therapeutic counselling  Nutritious and home style meals, and safe and serene environment.

addiction-treatment

60-day extension program comprised of individual modules chosen by the client, as well as time spent with counselling staff. Additional time is important to build healthy habits, break negative thinking patterns, apply for second stage housing, and prepare for the road ahead. Individual programs include (but are not limited to): Survivors of sexual violence Anger management Parenting in recovery Healthy boundaries Self esteem Financial literacy Relapse prevention.

counselling

Offers counselling to help people to overcome or manage their problems using a variety of treatments or psychotherapies.