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Mental Health Counselling

Offers counselling and support for individuals who have experienced sexual assault/trauma.

Mental Health Counselling

Emergency shelter and services for women with or without children experiencing any form of abuse. Provides temporary safe housing, individual counselling for residents and their children, transportation to school and appointments, advocacy and public education,as well as professional training and cultural programming.

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Offers a support group for girls grades 9 – 12, where they make food together and have discussions on every day issues.

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Offers individual, couple and family therapy.  Focuses on story-based, emotion-centered and body centered approaches, adapted to suit each client’s specific needs.

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Provides mindfullness based counselling for individuals and couples on issues such as: Stress Anxiety Depression Relationship Issues Chronic Illness.

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Provides general counselling for children, teens, adults, couples, and family for concerns such as, but not limited to: depression anxiety stress grief relationship challenges health concerns including pain return to work support. Call for additional information.

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Provides general counselling for individuals, couples, and families on issues such as: Depression and anxiety Trauma, examples of which include childhood sexual abuse, medical procedures, motor vehicle accidents Dissociative Identity Disorder Gender reassignment and gender identity Domestic violence working with abusers and/or victims Substance abuse and/or addictive behaviours Grief and loss Stress management Clinical consultation and supervision Work stress Separation/Divorce Self esteem Personal empowerment Family issues Post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)

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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).

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Provides counselling for adults/older adults, youth, couples, and parents on: relationship issues separation divorce loss assertiveness and self-esteem training pain management parenting skills hypnosis for habit control (smoking, weight, etc.).

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Provides individual, couple, and family counselling online for adults on issues related to: Anxiety  Depression Trauma Grief Life Transitions Stress Management Anger Management Ethnic or Racial  LGBTQIA+.

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Provides in-person and virtual counselling for individuals, couples and families. Utilizes a combination of body-mind and emotion-focused approaches and helps with issues such as: Anxiety, Depression, Anger Attachment issues Developmental trauma Grief/Loss Relationship issues Separation/divorce Family of origin issues Self-Esteem Medical and dental-related anxiety Various kinds of stress Workplace stress/disability Motor vehicle accidents Chronic pain Post-traumatic stress and PTSD Life transitions Specializes in surgical preparation. Susan Risula is registered with the Saskatchewan College of Social Workers #0843.

Crisis Intervention & Drugs-Alcohol-Gambling Counselling

Offers non-residential day treatment for individuals experiencing substance use or gambling addiction concerns. Services include: Assessment, treatment, and referrals.

Mental Health Counselling

Offers individual counselling for men and women who are impacted by domestic violence and abuse in an intimate partner relationship

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A community suicide prevention project led by the Mental Health Commission of Canada and is managed by the Saskatchewan Health Authority, in consultation with the Ministry of Health. Focused on 5 key areas or ‘pillars’: specialized supports, training and networks, public awareness campaigns, means restriction, and research. Provides support, information, training, and referrals to other supports. Guided by a local advisory committee, made up of local stakeholders, service providers, and persons with lived experience with having made a suicide attempt or of having experienced a grief and loss due to suicide.

Crisis Intervention

Offers a 28 day, culturally-based residential treatment program for individuals experiencing substance use concerns.