National Directory for Canadian Families

Offers group counselling (by professionals or peers) and support services to people dealing with narcotic addictions. Please visit one of these regional websites to find a meeting location in your area:BC: http://bcrna.ca/AL/SK: http://www.alsaskrsc-na.org/ON/MB: http://www.orscna.org/QC: http://naquebec.orgMaritimes: http://carna.ca/Territories: http://www.naws.org/meetingsearch/

Offers online courses for individuals ages 16-24 to support their wellness and life journey through topics such as choice, money, relationships and taking care of yourself.

Offers online courses for individuals ages 16-24 to support their wellness and life journey through topics such as choice, money, relationships and taking care of yourself.

Offers individuals the opportunity to explore their grief in a safe and supportive environment. Individuals will receive knowledge about the grief process and can create connections with others to develop a network of support.UPDATE FOR COVID-19: Services are being offered remotely through phone, email, and video.

Offers online courses on mental health recovery and wellbeing for individuals experiencing mental health concerns or concerns about a loved one. Courses are facilitated virtually by peer support workers.

Offers group support to individuals struggling with a death and non-death grief and loss. Individuals can develop a network of support in a safe and confidential space.UPDATE FOR COVID: Closed due to COVID-19 pandemic. Services are being offered remotely through Zoom.

Provides the opportunity for anyone, including individuals, family members, or professionals the chance to speak with someone with lived experiences of mental health or substance use concerns., , Service offers:, , One-on-one, group, and educational workshops offered via phone and e-mail Telephone and e-mail support for individuals needing informationEmotional and social support to others who share a common experience Understanding of an individuals situation and knowledge of the mental health or substance use community Referral to mental health or substance use services Trained peer support workers who provide information on options, information, and supports that are available

Provides various educational and training programs related to recovery and resilience including courses, support groups, and workshops., , Service offers:, , education sessions, programs, courses, support groups, pamphlets, and website information on mental health and mental wellness at various community locations , , Topics include:, , Relationships and Communication Mental Health Services and Treatment Workplace Mental Health Mental Health Recovery and Wellness , , Programs include:, , Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST) programs - includes ASIST 2 day certification training, ASIST half day re-certification, Tattered Teddies, Safe Talk, and Straight Talk Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) Support Groups - includes Caregiver Connections, Friendship Circle, and more CMHA Mental Health and Wellness courses - provides an in-depth way to learn new skills and strategies to meet specific needs facilitator training presentations offered at various community locations on a wide variety of topics , , Key Provider: facilitators, program supervisors

Provides group support for adults who are grieving a loss to suicide., , Service offers:, , support to adults who are grieving a loss to suicide 2 annual community events , , Includes:, , 3 self-contained, closed-group program modules: Emotional Regulation; Guilt, Shame, and Self-Compassion; Beliefs and Values opportunities for participants to reflect and explore how these factors relate to their grief journeys a drop-in problem solving support group with loosely structured session content a focus on offering support to those waiting to begin a module, wanting to augment their participation in group, or for whom the group is not a good fit , , Annual community events include:, , An Evening to Remember - an annual memorial to remember loved ones lost to suicide Life After Suicide Loss - a safe space for those grieving a loss to suicide to share experiences and learn from each other , , Key Provider: certified crisis workers

We provide Crisis Intervention, Education Services, Housing, Suicide Grief Support, Wayfinding and Wellness supports. These services include the Distress Line, 780 482-HELP (4357), as well as 211 a 24-hour information and referral line.

Offers individual and family counselling to families experiencing domestic violence. Provides support, referral, advocacy, and 1-on-1 counselling for all members of a family.

Offers women experiencing domestic violence support in meeting immediate and long-term needs and goals. Services include peer-to-peer support groups, one-on-one support, safety planning, financial counselling, childcare support, and referrals to other support.

Regional Children"s Mental Health Intake Service provides access to all publicly funded children"s mental health services in the Capital Health region, with the exception of emergency and acute services. Referrals are accepted for children ages 5 to 17 who have a mental health concern or psychiatric disorder.

Provides six hours of skill building to help manage reactions. Covers three main themes: understanding the physiology of anger how thoughts relate to reactions communication / conflict resolution skill building. See website for additional information.

Provides general counselling for individuals, couples, and families on issues such as: grief and loss anxiety and depression divorce and separation family work couples therapy workplace stress anger management trauma addictions children with special needs Non-Insured Health Benefits (NIHB) for clients with a treaty card. Faith-based counselling on request. Clients may be able to access employee assistance programs through their workplace.  See website for additional information.