National Directory for Canadian Families

addiction-treatment

A harm reduction program for injection drug users that also includes a recovery option. View the brochure for further information about methadone and the program.

addiction-counselling

Provides a variety of addiction support services, including: Addictions Counselling Recovery Support Groups “I’m Important Too” Group: an eight-week program for children ages six – 12 impacted by someone’s substance use. First Nation and Métis Elders are available for support and guidance to all clients wishing to follow a cultural path.

support-groups

A support group for parents who have experienced pregnancy loss in any form (miscarriage, ectopic pregnancy, termination, still birth, or neonatal death). One-on-one support is also available. Meeting location: 3510 Queen Street (St. Mark’s Lutheran Church)

addiction-support-groups

A group offered to individuals who are new to sobriety. Provides information regarding typical problems that develop during the first years of sobriety. Education and group support revolves around finding ways of managing the physiological and emotional issues frequently experienced by newly recovering people. First Nation and Métis Elders are available for support and guidance to all clients wishing to follow a cultural path.

counselling

Provides mental health services to individuals affected in significant ways by mental illness, severe stress, or other problems in living. Requests for services most commonly come from people who are experiencing depression, anxiety, eating disorders, severe stress, or adjustment difficulties. Others seek help for problems related to abuse or violence in intimate relationships. Rural residents may access Regina-based programs that are not available in the rural areas through one of the rural mental health workers.

addiction-counselling

Provides a variety of addiction support services, including: Addictions Counselling Recovery Support Groups “I’m Important Too” Group: an eight-week program for children ages six – 12 impacted by someone’s substance use. First Nation and Métis Elders are available for support and guidance to all clients wishing to follow a cultural path.

mental-health-youth

Offers services to rural residents (children, youth, and adults) experiencing mental health, substance use/abuse and problem gambling issues. Includes: Case management Mental health promotion and education services Family counselling Individual, family, and group counselling/therapy Community development Community collaboration Referrals to other services/agencies.

mental-health-youth

Offers services to rural residents (children, youth, and adults) experiencing mental health, substance use/abuse and problem gambling issues. Includes: Case management Mental health promotion and education services Family counselling Individual, family, and group counselling/therapy Community development Community collaboration Referrals to other services/agencies.

mental-health-youth

Offers services to rural residents (children, youth, and adults) experiencing mental health, substance use/abuse and problem gambling issues. Includes: Case management Mental health promotion and education services Family counselling Individual, family, and group counselling/therapy Community development Community collaboration Referrals to other services/agencies.

mental-health-youth

Offers services to rural residents (children, youth, and adults) experiencing mental health, substance use/abuse and problem gambling issues. Includes: Case management Mental health promotion and education services Family counselling Individual, family, and group counselling/therapy Community development Community collaboration Referrals to other services/agencies.

mental-health-youth

Offers services to rural residents (children, youth, and adults) experiencing mental health, substance use/abuse and problem gambling issues. Includes: Case management Mental health promotion and education services Family counselling Individual, family, and group counselling/therapy Community development Community collaboration Referrals to other services/agencies.

mental-health-youth

Offers services to rural residents (children, youth, and adults) experiencing mental health, substance use/abuse and problem gambling issues. Includes: Case management Mental health promotion and education services Family counselling Individual, family, and group counselling/therapy Community development Community collaboration Referrals to other services/agencies.

mental-health-youth

Offers services to rural residents (children, youth, and adults) experiencing mental health, substance use/abuse and problem gambling issues. Includes: Case management Mental health promotion and education services Family counselling Individual, family, and group counselling/therapy Community development Community collaboration Referrals to other services/agencies.

mental-health-youth

Offers services to rural residents (children, youth, and adults) experiencing mental health, substance use/abuse and problem gambling issues. Includes: Case management Mental health promotion and education services Family counselling Individual, family, and group counselling/therapy Community development Community collaboration Referrals to other services/agencies.

mental-health-youth

Provides services to youth between the ages of 12 and 18 years (and their caregivers), who are experiencing a range of mental health and/or addiction concerns. Youth are assessed in the context of their families, caregivers and/or communities. Services are provided through one or more of the following programs: Day Program and Therapeutic Recreation: provides an assessment and stabilization in the therapeutic school-type environment for youth with mental health concerns. Youth Counselling Program: provides an assessment, individual, family, and group therapy to youth and their families who are experiencing mental health and/or substance use/abuse issues.