National Directory for Canadian Families

mental-health-youth

Provides counselling services including, but not limited to: Mood disorders, including depression and bipolar disorder Anxiety disorders, including panic disorder and OCD Child and youth counselling Complex mental health diagnosis Workplace stress LGBTQ support including gender identity Grief, loss and bereavement Parent/child conflict Parenting coaching and support Trauma including Acute Trauma and PTSD Attachment therapy Autism spectrum disorders Cognitive, developmental and learning disabilities Co-dependency Anger management Self-esteem and assertiveness Conflict and communication skills Couples counselling Relationship and family counselling Divorce recovery Affair recovery (individual and couples) Pet bereavement Play therapy Art therapy Emotional IQ skill development. Visit the website or call 306-382-2391 to make an appointment.

counselling

Offers addiction support services for individuals with addictions and their families/friends, including: Individual, Family and Group Counselling for the Individual and the Family Continuing Care Services, following Residential Treatment Referrals to Residential Treatment and Other Health Care Providers Somatic Experiencing Cognitive Behavioural Therapy Dialectical Behavioural Therapy Substance Disorder Screening (SASSI) Call 306-382-2391 for a consultation to discuss what addiction services are appropriate.

mental-health-youth

Offers a variety of assessments such as: Parenting Capacity Assessments Adoption Home Studies (Local and International Adoption) Adoption Post-Placement Assessments Voice of the Child / Children’s Voices Reports Visit the website or call 306-382-2391 for further information.

mental-health-youth

Provides counselling services including, but not limited to: Mood disorders, including depression and bipolar disorder Anxiety disorders, including panic disorder and OCD Child and youth counselling Complex mental health diagnosis Workplace stress LGBTQ support including gender identity Grief, loss and bereavement Parent/child conflict Parenting coaching and support Trauma including Acute Trauma and PTSD Attachment therapy Autism spectrum disorders Cognitive, developmental and learning disabilities Co-dependency Anger management Self-esteem and assertiveness Conflict and communication skills Couples counselling Relationship and family counselling Divorce recovery Affair recovery (individual and couples) Pet bereavement Play therapy Art therapy Emotional IQ skill development. Visit the website or call 306-382-2391 to make an appointment.

Mental Health Counselling

Offers counselling and support for individuals who have experienced sexual assault/trauma. Communities Against Abuse has a network of therapists throughout East Central that can provide the treatment close to the client.

addiction-treatment

Provides programs and services for alcohol, drugs and inhalants abuse through counselling and regular support groups. Funded by Health Canada. Offers: Outpatient Treatment (MATRIX Program): One-on-one outpatient treatment program for individuals who cannot leave the community. Offers groups sessions, individual counselling and referrals. Apply in person, self-referral and by referral.  Inpatient Treatment: They do not offer inpatient treatment services but can refer individuals to an inpatient treatment program outside the community. Treatment period depends on the treatment center (usually one to six weeks). Apply in person or by referral. Community Addictions Recovery Group (CARG): CARG recovery group treatment period depends on the client’s needs and the assigned group. Weekly meetings (check the Addiction programs calendar for each community). Attendance is strictly recommended. Apply in person or by referral. Virtual Mental Health Services: Individuals can access help for mental health and addictions from the comfort of their home. Visit the website and click on a support worker’s image to connect, or scan the QR code with your phone to speak with a mental health worker. If you do not have a device, the health authority can loan a device to you (such as a tablet).

counselling

Provides mental health services, including but not limited to, psychiatry, psychology, addiction supports, adult mental health, child and youth mental health nursing, counseling services and mental health wellness and recovery. Virtual Mental Health Service Individuals can now access help for mental health and addictions from the comfort of their home. Visit the website and click on a support worker’s image to connect, or scan the QR code with your phone to speak with a mental health worker. If you do not have a device, the health authority can loan a device to you (such as a tablet). Partners with other agencies to ensure that outreach programs, workshops, school presentations and evening activities are available.

addiction-treatment

Provides programs and services for alcohol, drugs and inhalants abuse through counselling and regular support groups. Funded by Health Canada. Offers: Outpatient Treatment (MATRIX Program): One-on-one outpatient treatment program for individuals who cannot leave the community. Offers groups sessions, individual counselling and referrals. Apply in person, self-referral and by referral.  Inpatient Treatment: They do not offer inpatient treatment services but can refer individuals to an inpatient treatment program outside the community. Treatment period depends on the treatment center (usually one to six weeks). Apply in person or by referral. Community Addictions Recovery Group (CARG): CARG recovery group treatment period depends on the client’s needs and the assigned group. Weekly meetings (check the Addiction programs calendar for each community). Attendance is strictly recommended. Apply in person or by referral. Virtual Mental Health Services: Individuals can access help for mental health and addictions from the comfort of their home. Visit the website and click on a support worker’s image to connect, or scan the QR code with your phone to speak with a mental health worker. If you do not have a device, the health authority can loan a device to you (such as a tablet).

counselling

Provides mental health services, including but not limited to, psychiatry, psychology, addiction supports, adult mental health, child and youth mental health nursing, counseling services and mental health wellness and recovery. Virtual Mental Health Service Individuals can now access help for mental health and addictions from the comfort of their home. Visit the website and click on a support worker’s image to connect, or scan the QR code with your phone to speak with a mental health worker. If you do not have a device, the health authority can loan a device to you (such as a tablet). Partners with other agencies to ensure that outreach programs, workshops, school presentations and evening activities are available.

addiction-treatment

Provides programs and services for alcohol, drugs and inhalants abuse through counselling and regular support groups. Funded by Health Canada. Offers: Outpatient Treatment (MATRIX Program): One-on-one outpatient treatment program for individuals who cannot leave the community. Offers groups sessions, individual counselling and referrals. Apply in person, self-referral and by referral.  Inpatient Treatment: They do not offer inpatient treatment services but can refer individuals to an inpatient treatment program outside the community. Treatment period depends on the treatment center (usually one to six weeks). Apply in person or by referral. Community Addictions Recovery Group (CARG): CARG recovery group treatment period depends on the client’s needs and the assigned group. Weekly meetings (check the Addiction programs calendar for each community). Attendance is strictly recommended. Apply in person or by referral. Virtual Mental Health Services: Individuals can access help for mental health and addictions from the comfort of their home. Visit the website and click on a support worker’s image to connect, or scan the QR code with your phone to speak with a mental health worker. If you do not have a device, the health authority can loan a device to you (such as a tablet).

counselling

Provides mental health services, including but not limited to, psychiatry, psychology, addiction supports, adult mental health, child and youth mental health nursing, counseling services and mental health wellness and recovery. Virtual Mental Health Service Individuals can now access help for mental health and addictions from the comfort of their home. Visit the website and click on a support worker’s image to connect, or scan the QR code with your phone to speak with a mental health worker. If you do not have a device, the health authority can loan a device to you (such as a tablet). Partners with other agencies to ensure that outreach programs, workshops, school presentations and evening activities are available.

counselling

Mental wellness program offers free counselling to adult members, 18 – 35 years of age who have Autism Spectrum Disorder. Also provides art, music and yoga therapy classes.

counselling

Offers counselling to respond to the needs of clients and their families who struggle to maintain emotional and mental health while managing the unique challenges that can accompany a diagnosis of autism.

Mental Health Counselling & Mental Health Treatment Services

Offers virual health services using telecommunications (video conferencing, online chat, or phone calls). Services include mental health assessments and treatment, including counselling services, and self monitoring tools. In person appointments available in British Columbia.

Crisis Intervention & Drugs-Alcohol-Gambling Counselling & Mental Health Counselling

Offers individual, group, and family counselling for substance use, problem gambling, and mental health. Provides short-term support that utlizes assessment and treatment.