National Directory for Canadian Families

Offers industry standard drug and alcohol testing for youth at risk., , Service offers:, , industry standard drug and alcohol testing for youth at risk, which may be valuable to their families or support systems and third parties that become involved , , Includes:, , easy-to-follow instructions an explanation of how results are meant to be interpreted , , 3 levels of drug tests are available:, , Level 1 - purchased to take at home Level 2 - administered in office by qualified, same-gender staff who ensure results are officially sealed and documented for reporting to healthcare professionals, probation officers, the courts, potential employers, and other third parties Level 3 - taken and sent to a lab for further analysis and documentation and / or more specific testing ordered

Provides referrals to approved treatment centres., , Service offers:, , referrals to approved drug treatment centres , , Includes:, , determining if drug use / abuse has become an addiction making appropriate referrals assistance with obtaining funding from government or community organizations to access treatment centres

Offers preventative and proactive presentations on drug awareness., , Service offers:, , preventative and proactive presentations on drug awareness and integrates a forum for discussion during the presentation

Offers group counselling (by peers) and support services to people dealing with addictions.

Offers mentoring for youth at risk through treatment and recovery.

Provides a program that aims to promote mental health awareness, break down the stigma of mental health, and work with teens ages 8-17 to create trauma-informed program plans that integrates the teaching family model., , Service offers:, , opportunities to engage in open conversations with the community, parents, program partners, and youth regarding mental health issues conversations via phone or Zoom, sending positive coping skills, creating a specific mental health plan

Provides confidential, non-judgmental and short-term crisis intervention, emotional support and resources to people in crisis or distress and those concerned for someone in crisis or distress.

Provides group support for anyone who is grieving a loss to suicide.Groups take place weekly on Tuesdays from 2:00pm - 3:30pm and Wednesdays from 6:30pm - 8:00pm.Problem solving groups are every two weeks on Wednesdays, 10:00am - 11:30amUPDATE FOR COVID: Support is currently provided online during COVID-19.

CMHA-Edmonton region is a non-profit volunteer agency. It functions as a community centre promoting mental health. It works in partnership with other community agencies to educate about mental health and illness, to advocate for better conditions in the community and to help people build strong supports for community life. Various programs include: * Community Education Program, to increase awareness and understanding about mental health and illness * Family Support Program, to support family members with mental illness * Moving Ahead Program * Challenge by Choice * Housing * Social Recreation Program

Offers group counselling (by professionals or peers) and support services to people dealing with cocaine addictions. Services available in person and virtually via Zoom.

Offers group counselling (by professionals or peers) and support services to people dealing with cocaine addictions. Services available in person and virtually via Zoom.

Offers outpatient mental health treatment for individuals requiring support with mental health, addictions, alcohol and drug abuse, solvent abuse and suicide prevention strategies.UPDATE FOR COVID: The addictions counsellor will do on call or appointments via phone.

Offers assessment, short-term treatment (group, individual and family counselling), and referrals for adults experiencing mental health concerns.

Offers individual and group counselling.

Offers individual, group, couple and family therapy to children, youth and their families experiencing mental health concerns.