National Directory for Canadian Families

Community Mental Health Centers

COVID19 Offices closed to drop-in service, and all client visits and scheduled programming modified virtual options available for client services, including telephone wellness checks, med drops, injections, BounceBack program free short term telephone counselling (1-3 sessions) for frontline health care and social service workers MOBYSS (mobile youth walk-in clinic) virtual or telephone service available all other services, case manager/support worker will contact client call 1-866-345-0183 or 905-841-3977 for intake, or visit website for information---------- Wide range of mental health programs and services, including case management, psychotherapy, emergency room diversion, assertive community treatment, early psychosis intervention, and mobile youth walk-in clinic (MOBYSS) mental health court support group psychiatry Support for Depression Groups youth wellness employment program flexible support social recreation/rehabilitation community educationBounceBack Ontario, 1-866-345-0224, bouncebackontario.caOnline and virtual mental health supports (see separate listing Canadian Mental Health Association, Ontario)Family Caregiver Education, Family Support Groups Telemedicine ProgramPatient appointments with doctor or specialist via live and secure video connection patient attends local CMHA-YRSS Telemedicine Studios in Alliston, Aurora, Markham or Vaughan onsite nurse available to help with assessments covered through OHIP quick dermatologist referrals and recommendationsLiving Life to the Full8-week course provides effective tools to maximize ability to manage life"s challenges group-based cognitive behaviour therapy (CBT) with focuses on understanding how thoughts, feelings, and behaviours work together to impact well-being 90-minute sessions on topics such as understanding unhelpful thoughts, engaging in enjoyable activities, coping with anger, and problem solving for all agesWorkshopsInformation regarding mental health and illness, guidance on responding respectfully and effectively to those struggling with mental health issues, coping mechanisms, and workplace responsibilities in relation to mental health variety of topics including Mental Health First Aid, Workplace Wellness, Resilient Minds in Tough Times, Seniors and Depression, Mental Health Works

Community Mental Health Centers & Support Groups

COVID19 All CMHA York Region & South Simcoe locations closed to drop-in service, and all client visits and scheduled programming modified, visit website for informationVirtual options available for client services, call 1-866-345-0183 for details: telephone wellness checks, med drops, injections, BounceBack programAll other services: case manager/support worker will contact client----------Support groups for individuals experiencing mental health issues, facilitated by trained and experienced volunteers at various locations, call for detailFamily Caregiver Education Program10 week program for families and caregivers caring for a loved one with mental illness, includes information on conditions, treatments and support strategies (available throughout the year at various locations) Family Support GroupFor families and caregivers caring for someone with mental illness, no registration or wait list

Community Mental Health Centers & Support Groups & Addiction Treatment & Addiction Counselling

Youth Mental Health Services are available in a blend of in person and virtual by secure email, voice, Ontario Telemedicine Network (OTN) or textCase management for individuals 16 - 24 who live in Barrie and are experiencing serious mental illness and need assistance with things such as finding and maintaining housing, daily living skills, exploration of income supports, and making connections with community resourcesPrograms and workshops for youth between the ages of 12 to 24 topics may include Self-Esteem & Healthy Relationships, Ending Self Harm, Peer Support programs and workshops vary, see website for detailsWalk-in service/in-take service on Mondays from 1 pm-4 pm to help individuals who are looking for information and/or support regarding mental health and addictions staff will be available to discuss individual needs, provide connection to CMHA services, assist with information and referrals to other community services, and answer questions related to mental health and addictionsParent and Caregiver Support on fourth Monday of every month from 6 pm-7:30 pm drop in group for parents or caregivers of youth experiencing mental health issues talk with others about their experiences and get information and supportFor immediate mental health assistance call: Mental Health Crisis Line (Mon-Sun 24 hours): 705-728-5044 or 1-888-893-8333; if your call to the crisis line is answered by an automated service, leave a message and a crisis counsellor will return your call promptly Telecare: 705-726-7922 Kids Help Phone: 1-800-668-6868 or text CONNECT to 686868 to chat

Community Mental Health Centers

Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) Housing Support services include: Gloria House, a supportive, cooperative living environment for five individuals with mental health difficulties a Transitional House for three individuals experiencing mental health issues with a maximum stay of six months supportive Case Management program and access to a rent supplement program based on the Housing First model

Community Mental Health Centers & Addiction Treatment & Addiction Counselling & Community Mental Health Centers & Support Groups & Addiction Treatment & Addiction Counselling

Provides services to youth and adults, with substance abuse issues, and to concerned family members or friends, affected by the problem of alcohol, drug use or gambling services include counselling, case management and follow-up after assessment assessment process lasts approximately three to four sessions, and follow-up and support will go on as long as necessary acts as an information centre regarding addictions Designated by Ontario Ministry of Health and Long Term Care as the agency for gambling outpatient treatment All services are available in a blend of in person and virtual by secure email, voice, Ontario Telemedicine Network (OTN) or text offices distribute harm reduction supplies drop-in access to Addictions Counsellor at the Barrie Public Library, Downtown Location on Fri mornings For immediate mental health assistance call: Mental Health Crisis Line (Mon-Sun 24 hours): 705-728-5044 or 1-888-893-8333; if your call to the crisis line is answered by an automated service, leave a message and a crisis counsellor will return your call promptly Telecare: 705-726-7922 Kids Help Phone: 1-800-668-6868 or text CONNECT to 686868 to chat

Community Mental Health Centers & Addiction Treatment & Addiction Counselling

Provides services to youth and adults, with substance abuse issues, and to concerned family members or friends, affected by the problem of alcohol, drug use or gambling services include counselling, case management and follow-up after assessment assessment process lasts approximately three to four sessions, and follow-up and support will go on as long as necessary acts as an information centre regarding addictions Designated by Ontario Ministry of Health and Long Term Care as the agency for gambling outpatient treatment All services are available in a blend of in person and virtual by secure email, voice, Ontario Telemedicine Network (OTN) or text offices distribute harm reduction supplies For immediate mental health assistance call: Mental Health Crisis Line (Mon-Sun 24 hours): 705-728-5044 or 1-888-893-8333; if your call to the crisis line is answered by an automated service, leave a message and a crisis counsellor will return your call promptly Telecare: 705-726-7922 Kids Help Phone: 1-800-668-6868 or text CONNECT to 686868 to chat

Community Mental Health Centers & In person crisis services & Crisis lines

Free guided self-help skill-building program managed by the Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) designed to help adults and youth 15+ manage mild to moderate symptoms of anxiety or depression, or those who feel depressed, stressed, worried, irritable or angry delivered over the phone with a coach and through online videos, with tools to support individuals on their path to mental wellness based on cognitive-behavioural therapy (CBT)

Community Mental Health Centers & Addiction Treatment & Addiction Counselling

Provides services to youth and adults, with substance abuse issues, and to concerned family members or friends, affected by the problem of alcohol, drug use or gambling services include counselling, case management and follow-up after assessment assessment process lasts approximately three to four sessions, and follow-up and support will go on as long as necessary acts as an information centre regarding addictions Designated by Ontario Ministry of Health and Long Term Care as the agency for gambling outpatient treatment All services are available in a blend of in person and virtual by secure email, voice, Ontario Telemedicine Network (OTN) or text offices distribute harm reduction supplies For immediate mental health assistance call: Mental Health Crisis Line (Mon-Sun 24 hours): 705-728-5044 or 1-888-893-8333; if your call to the crisis line is answered by an automated service, leave a message and a crisis counsellor will return your call promptly Telecare: 705-726-7922 Kids Help Phone: 1-800-668-6868 or text CONNECT to 686868 to chat

Mental Health Counselling & Mental Health Treatment Services

Offers family, individual, and conjoint online general counselling services to people who are Muslim. Provides ongoing and short term support.

Mental Health Counselling & Mental Health Treatment Services

Offers family, individual, and conjoint online general counselling services to people who are Muslim. Provides ongoing and short term support.

Mental Health Counselling & Mental Health Treatment Services

Offers family, individual, and conjoint online general counselling services to people who are Muslim. Provides ongoing and short term support.

Support Groups

National advocacy network for people and for organizations representing people with rare disorders * general information and resourcesProposes national strategies for preventive services, treatments, evidence-informed care, enhanced community supports, sustainable access to therapies, and dedicated research * organizes Rare Disease Day to raise awareness about rare diseases

Support Groups

National resource centre for information relevant to the spondylitis community * education and support to spondyloarthritis patients

Support Groups

Meetings provide a safe space to meet with other persons who stutter and share experiences, receive and give support

Support Groups

A community-based organization of volunteers in the Town of Halton Hills providing practical support and hope to cancer patients and their families * volunteer opportunities availableServices include:Transportation for cancer patients to and from treatment centresLending of equipment and supplies (assessed individually) such as hospital beds, walkers, canes, wigs, transportation chairsPalliative care and respite care assistance (may provide support on an assessed basis)Health and Wellness (helping clients regain good health as they deal with the side effects of treatment and can provide comfort and relaxation to both body and soul)Partnered with Wellspring to provide emotional support services (online programs due to COVID)