National Directory for Canadian Families

Provides services to children and adolescents with moderate to severe mood or anxiety disorders, and to children and adolescents with psychosis, who are not responding well to other treatments., , Mood and Anxiety Services (children 0-18 years of age):, , multi-disciplinary team assessment short term treatment (medication management, parent coaching, and individual/family and/or group therapy as required) psycho-education on mood and anxiety disorders , , Psychosis Services (children age 14 and under):, , psychiatric assessment medication management psycho-education on psychosis consultation for schools discipline assessments as required (psychology, occupational therapy) facilitate access to appropriate community resources , , Key Provider: family counselors, psychiatrists, psychologists, registered nurses (RNs), social workers

Provides consultation and ensures the timely referral from one AHS Child and Adolescent Addiction and Mental Health (CAAMHPP) program or service to another., , Supports CAAMHPP healthcare providers when making referrals for complex cases or those children that don"t neatly fit the mandate of any one particular mental health service., , Key Provider: addictions counsellors, family counsellors, mental health workers

Works with the client"s primary therapist through Child and Adolescent Addictions and Mental Health and Psychiatry Program. The goal is to enhance the provision of treatment, particularly as related to occupational therapy, speech language therapy, and psychology., , Provides consultation and possible assessment to enhance treatment to be provided by the primary therapist working with the client and family within the Child and Adolescent Addiction and Mental Health and Psychiatry Program (CAAMHPP)., , Key Provider: occupational therapists (OTs), psychologists, speech-language pathologists (SLPs)

This clinic helps young people between the ages of 16 - 24 years who are struggling with a mental health issue that is interfering with their transition from adolescence to adulthood., , Services include:, , individual and / or group therapy psychiatric consultations (when and if necessary) referral to adult mental health services (when and if necessary). , , Key Provider: mental health therapists, psychiatrists, social workers, registered nurses (RNs)

This service provides psychosocial assessment and treatment to children/ Youth and their families., , The service offers a wide range of psychosocial assessment and family based treatment services to children 5 to 18 years with moderate to severe mental health issues. Therapy is short term, eposide care that is goal focused. Services include individual, family, and group therapy in a community clinic setting. Consultation with doctors and schools can occur if deemed necessary., , Key Provider: family counsellors, psychiatrists, psychologists, registered nurses (RNs), social workers

Offers inpatient assessment and rehabilitation for people with mental health concerns who do not require acute care services or require longer time to recover before they are discharged., , Offers assessment and rehabilitation for people who no longer require inpatient acute care services in the hospital., , Treatment includes managing medications, assesses and treats mental health concerns by a variety of therapies and takes into account each client"s goals and life situation., , Key Provider: dietitians, doctors, education consultants, occupational therapists (OTs), personal care attendants, pharmacists, physical therapists (PTs), psychiatrists, psychologists, recreational therapists (RTs), registered nurses (RNs), social workers

Provides inpatient care for people with serious, ongoing mental health concerns., , Offers services for people who have serious, ongoing mental health concerns, including:, , assessment and treatment access to social work, community liaison, and rehabilitation services programs for older adults help and planning when it"s time for people to leave the hospital , , Key Provider: doctors, licensed practical nurses (LPNs), occupational therapists (OTs), psychiatrists, psychologists, recreational therapists, registered nurses (RNs), social workers, pharmacists

Provides care for pregnant women and their newborn babies., , 24 / 7 care for pregnant women and newborn babies, which includes:, , assessment and treatment referrals to other healthcare providers labour and delivery support vaginal deliveries c-section deliveries postpartum care care for pregnancy complications breastfeeding support teaching as needed discharge planning grief counselling , , Key Provider: doctors, licensed practical nurses (LPNs), midwives, registered nurses (RNs), social workers, support staff

Clinically and theologically trained spiritual care providers (chaplains) support spiritual health needs for those with any or no religious affiliation., , This Service Provides spiritual and emotional support for patients, families and staff as an integral part of the multidisciplinary care team that works within the health care system to assess and address spiritual care needs, which may include:, , spiritual assessment and intervention facilitating rituals and sacraments (e.g. sweet-grass, sacrament of the sick) decision-making support and supportive care for patient and family at end-of-life collaboration with religious leaders at patient"s and / or family"s request serving as a resource to care team on topics such as communication, religious and cultural awareness, grief and bereavement, compassion fatigue, and spiritual needs assessment daily 24-hour (on-call) coverage at most acute care centres , , Chaplains adhere to professional standards of practice for spiritual care delivery., , For more information visit our webpage, , Key Provider: certified spiritual care providers, chaplains

This program provides respiratory education for patients who have asthma, chronic obstructive lung disease (chronic bronchitis, emphysema), chronic cough, smokers at risk, smoking cessation /tobacco reduction., , Provides comprehensive respiratory education for patients with COPD, asthma, chronic cough or smokers at risk. The session is one to one either by phone or Zoom and will take 45 minutes to 60 minutes to complete with a Certified Respiratory Educator. Spirometry is no longer provided., , Key Provider: certified respiratory educators, certified tobacco educators

Provides a non-medical treatment facility for those experiencing problems related to their use of alcohol, drugs, gambling, or sex addiction. Services for those who are concerned about someone else"s use are also offered., , Addiction treatment services may include:, , short-term, outpatient counselling educational, skill, and support group programs a four-week, intensive day treatment program for those committed to abstinence next business day access to programs following intake , , All programs and services are voluntary, confidential, and free of charge., , This service also provided "Rapid Access Addiction Medicine" . Visit their service page for additional details., , Key Provider: addictions counsellors, mental health clinicians, social workers

A residential, long-term treatment program for people with substance addiction., , Treatment options and programs at this long-term, residential treatment program may include:, , gender-specific programs Aboriginal-based programs one to one, family, and group counselling interactive workshops information sessions self-help groups anger management tobacco cessation recreation and leisure programming nutrition career planning or training budget planning discharge planning relapse prevention , , Key Provider: addiction counsellors, client care assistants, dietitians, doctors, family counsellors, recreation therapists, registered nurses (RNs)

A residential, short-term (20 to 42 days) intensive treatment program for adults with addiction issues., , Residential treatment choices may include:, , gender-specific programs Aboriginal-based programs one to one, group, and family counselling cocaine program (Business and Industry Clinic) gambling (Henwood Treatment Centre and Northern Addiction Centre) tobacco cessation interactive workshops and information sessions recreation and leisure programming nutrition self-help groups preventing relapse discharge planning , , Please contact programs directly for specific information about their program, including length of stay, program options and admission requirements or visit our website., , Key Provider: addiction counsellors, client care assistants, dietitians, doctors, family counsellors, recreation therapists, registered nurses (RNs)

Provides support for people who have are transitioning from addiction treatment back into daily life., , Continued care for people who have finished treatment for addiction issues and are transitioning back into their everyday lives., , Services may include:, , outpatient counselling/group counselling life skill training housing or supported living referral to other agencies and services educational and work training or referrals , , Key Provider: addiction counsellors, client care assistants, dietitians, doctors, family counsellors, recreation therapists, registered nurses (RNs)

This program provides respiratory education for patients who have asthma, chronic obstructive lung disease (chronic bronchitis, emphysema), chronic cough, smokers at risk, smoking cessation /tobacco reduction., , Provides comprehensive respiratory education for patients with COPD, asthma, chronic cough or smokers at risk. The session is one to one either by phone or Zoom and will take 45 minutes to 60 minutes to complete with a Certified Respiratory Educator. Spirometry is no longer provided., , Key Provider: certified respiratory educators, certified tobacco educators