National Directory for Canadian Families

Community Mental Health Centers

Primary health care, mental health care and community capacity building health promotion aims to improve health among its members and favours autonomy and responsibility of individuals primarily for the Francophone communityCommunity Health Program: improves health among members in the communityMental Health Program: supports services, evaluation, orientation, and individual, family and group therapy offers help in difficult times and with family problemsPhysical Health Program: consultation with medical, nursing and nutritional staff complete medical examinations with follow-up appointments doctor"s evaluation, laboratory services

Support Groups

Francophone drop-in centre for marginalized women: helps improve the health, dignity and life conditions of marginalized women listening and support meals or snacks recreational activities coaching workshops information and referral resource centre library multimedia telecommunication resources emergency help with food and clothing laundry shower volunteering

Community Mental Health Centers & Addiction Treatment

COVID19 For information on masking, safety measures, and specific programs and services, call 416-535-8501 or visit CAMH websiteAssessment, treatment and referralsConcurrent Outpatient Medical and Psychological Addiction Support Services (COMPASS)Outpatient medical and psychosocial assessment and intervention services for clients with addiction/concurrent disorder issues addiction information session (AIS) includes opioid overdose prevention education, and Naloxone training and distribution medication therapy for alcohol, opioids, tobacco and benzodiazepine substance use disorder maintenance pharmacotherapies for opioid addiction (methadone, suboxone/buprenophine) alcohol use assessment, and relapse prevention including withdrawal medication Medical assessment regarding problematic use of psycho-stimulants (crystal meth, cocaine, crack, cannabis) brief counselling, treatment planning and referral to day and residential programs education and training for health professionalsRainbow Services (LGBTIQ2S) Addiction Program no referral required for individuals 18 years and older assessment and referrals individual and group therapy concurrent disorder programs (mental health and substance use) day, residential and support programs relapse prevention psychiatric consultationWomen"s Addiction and Concurrent Disorder Service addiction and concurrent disorder treatment services group therapy specialty group sessions as needed

Psychiatric hospitals & Community Mental Health Centers & Addiction Treatment

COVID19 For information on masking, safety measures, and specific programs and services, call 416-535-8501 or visit CAMH websiteMental health and addiction assessment and treatment hospital, including education, training and researchClinical and community-based programs (visit website for full listing of programs, services and locations):Addiction Medicine Service assessment, pharmacotherapy for substance dependence maintenance therapies concomitant pain and addiction treatment contact COMPASS 416-535-8501 ext 36019 (see separate listing)Eating Disorder and Addiction Clinic outpatient program includes integrated concurrent treatmentFirst Episode LEARN Clinic General Education Development (GED), recovery and family programs * psychiatrist referral requiredGender Identity Clinic (Adult) comprehensive assessment for individuals seeking hormone treatment and/or sex reassignment surgery assessment wait-time approximately 10 monthsIntegrative Day Treatment (IDT) Services outpatient assessment, treatment and follow-up for mood and anxiety disorders, trauma and addictionsInformation and outreach services:Client/Patient Relations, 416-535-8501 ext 32028Family Resource Centre, 416-535-8501 ext 33202Patient and Family Learning Space (PFLS)Information on CAMH programs and community-based services; access to mental health, addiction and recovery resources, pamphlets, books, guides, memoirs, workshops, webinars and clinics; visit online event calendarInformation Centre, 416-535-8501 press 1, Ontario only 1-800-463-6273 (English; French), info@camh.caLibrary, 416-535-8501 ext 36991, library@camh.ca access by appointment only information or requests by telephone or email availablePortico Network, www.porticonetwork.ca online mental health and addiction resource, includes information, tools, toolkits, videos and podcasts hosts partner websitesProvincial System Support Program (PSSP) education and support for 8 regional offices clinical outreach services include Ontario Psychiatric Outreach Program (OPOP), 416-535-8501 ext 32157 and Northern Psychiatric Outreach Program (NPOP-C), 416-535-8501 ext 34484

Community Mental Health Centers

COVID19 For information on masking, safety measures, and specific programs and services, call 416-535-8501 or visit CAMH websiteOutpatient assessment, consultation, treatment and follow up, including education and services for families, and Mood and Anxiety Inpatient Unit (MAUI) short term inpatient treatment, 416-535-8501 ext 32499Clinics (call for location details) Mood and Anxiety Ambulatory Services (outpatient), 416-535-8501 ext 36868 New Beginnings Clinic (CAMH Services for Refugees), 416-535-8501 ext 31683

Community Mental Health Centers & In person crisis services

COVID19 For information on masking, safety measures, and specific programs and services, call 416-535-8501 or visit CAMH websiteEmergency department including observation, assessment and treatment services (does not provide telephone counselling)Bridging Clinic, 416-535-8501 ext 34040Non urgent referral through CAMH Emergency Department

Addiction Treatment & Addiction Counselling

COVID19 For information on masking, safety measures, and specific programs and services, call 416-535-8501 or visit CAMH websiteTobacco cessation outpatient treatment services individual assessment and treatment plan medical consultation on nicotine replacement therapy and cessation medication group counselling, patient education and workshops follow-up appointments information on e-cigarettes and vapingPrevention of Gestational and Neonatal Exposure to Tobacco Smoke (PREGNETS), www.pregnets.org online information, resources and support for pregnant and postpartum women and their health care providersTEACH (Training Enhancement in Applied Cessation Counselling and Health) Training for health care providers in tobacco dependence treatment and intensive tobacco dependence interventions, visit teachproject.ca for information on courses and workshops

Community Mental Health Centers

COVID19 Call for information on masking and safety measures, or visit CAMH website for details on specific program and servicesAssessment, treatment, consultation, and community follow-upInpatient and outpatient services, including: Geriatric Mental Health Outpatient Services Geriatric Telemedicine Clinic Memory Clinic Late-Life Mood Disorder Clinic Late-Life Schizophrenia Clinic (LLS) Integrated Care Pathways for Dementia, Agitation and Aggression

Addiction Treatment & Addiction Counselling

COVID19 For information on masking, safety measures, and specific programs and services, call 416-535-8501 or visit CAMH websiteClinical services including psychological assessment, treatment and referrals related to behaviour problems, mood and anxiety disorders, psychotic disorders, substance use and concurrent disorders treatment recommendations and psychological consultation services for those involved with Youth Criminal Justice Act addiction and concurrent disorder case management children"s social skills program psycho-educational parenting program outreach, prevention and educationSlaight Family Centre for Youth in TransitionEarly intervention, treatment and recovery services for youth experiencing severe mental illness and addictions from late teens through early adulthood, including prevention and researchSubstance Abuse Program for African Canadian and Caribbean Youth (SAPACCY)Early intervention and prevention services for Black youth, including individual and group counselling and family support

Addiction Treatment & Support Groups & Addiction Treatment & Addiction Counselling

COVID19 For information on masking, safety measures, and specific programs and services, call 416-535-8501 or visit CAMH websiteMedication-assisted management of complicated withdrawal from addictive substances, including alcohol * program duration 2-10 days * tobacco-free environment -- nicotine replacement support available

Community Mental Health Centers & Addiction Treatment

Public hospital providing direct patient care for people with mental health and addiction problems conducting research offering education and training community consultation across the province in collaboration with community partnersProvincial System Support Program (PSSP): identifies, implements and evaluates initiatives that bring evidence into practice within the local mental health and addictions systems supports sustainable, evidence-informed system change facilitates and enables knowledge exchange on promising approaches to implement system change clinical services are only available from the Toronto locationAddiction Clinical Consultation Service: available for clinicians across the province to better help their clients

Addiction Treatment & Addiction Counselling

No on-site counselling * Provides information related to various mental health and addictions programs

Mental Health Counselling & Mental Health Treatment Services

Offers virtual individual mental health counselling. Provides short-term support for those seeking assessment or consultation.

Youth Addictions

The Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH) is Canada"s largest mental health and addiction teaching hospital, as well as one of the world"s leading research centres in the area of addiction and mental health. CAMH combines clinical care, research, education, policy development and health promotion to help transform the lives of people affected by mental health and addiction issues. CAMH works with the government to help shape the public policy and resource development process to ensure it promotes health and works towards eliminating the stigma associated with mental illness and addiction. CAMH has been recognized internationally as a Pan American Health Organization and World Health Organization Collaborating Centre. CAMH has multiple sites in Toronto, as well as multiple provincial offices across the province of Ontario (note however, that provincial offices do not provide clinical care).

Community Mental Health Centers

Behavioural services for individuals who have a developmental disability with a significant cognitive delay (dual diagnosis). service delivery is matched to need and may be provided through individual and/or group support following a behaviour assessment, a behaviour support plan is created that includes prevention, skill building and intervention strategies specific skills are taught with goal of replacing the challenging behaviour mediators (i.e., family, group home staff, etc.) learn to implement behaviour support plan and data is collected to measure progress assessment and treatment strategies are based on the principles of Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA)Fully funded by the Ministry of Children and Youth Services through a service agreement with Mackenzie Health. Resource services provided through educational workshops and lecturesOutreach PresentationsPresentations in Autism, Criminal Justice, FASD, Healthy Sexuality and Behaviour are offered.