National Directory for Canadian Families

This service offers neurological rehabilitation program for adults., , Provide multi-disciplinary assessment and interventions, including consultations, education and psychosocial support., , Key Provider: audiologists, occupational therapists (OTs), physiotherapists (PTs), social workers (SWs), speech-language pathologists (SLPs), therapy assistants (TAs)

Social workers provide counseling, education, and information resources to patients who are registered to South Health Campus Outpatient Medicine Clinic., , This service provides supportive counseling, education about chronic illness management, community and financial resources, grief and loss., , Key Provider: social workers (SWs)

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

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)

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

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)

This service provides inpatient mental health assessment and treatment for children and their families., , This service offers mental health assessment and treatment for children with serious emotional, behavioral, and / or psychiatric problems that can"t be treated in the community, day patient, or outpatient settings. The service also involves the child"s family., , Service provides:, , psychiatric assessment short-term psychiatric stabilization , , All admissions are determined in any of the emergency departments in consultation with psychiatry/mental health staff, , Key Provider: family counsellors, licensed practical nurses (LPNs), occupational therapists (OTs), psychiatrists, psychologists, recreation therapists, registered nurses (RNs), social workers, teachers, therapy assistants

Provides community-based treatment for people with a moderate to severe mental illness., , Services may include:, , intake assessment psychiatric consultation individual and or group therapy managing medication transition services (e.g. Independent Living Support) case management , , Key Provider: clinical supervisors, dietitians, occupational therapists, pharmacists, psychiatrists, psychologists, recreation therapists, registered nurses (RNs), social workers

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

Provides inpatient care for people with serious, ongoing mental health concerns., , Offers services for children and adolescents who have serious, ongoing mental health concerns, including:, , assessment and treatment access to social work, community liaison, and rehabilitation services , , Key Provider: doctors, licensed practical nurses (LPNs), occupational therapists (OTs), psychiatrists, psychologists, recreational therapists, registered nurses (RNs), social workers, spiritual care providers, therapy assistants

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

Calgary Advanced Respiratory Disease Clinic provides Outpatient Respirology/Palliative care for patients with severe lung disease. Multidisciplinary team providing person centred care. Comprehensive symptom assessment and management for patients with severe lung disease. , , This clinic offers the following:, , dyspnea action plans opioid titration longer appointment times facilitated Advanced Care Planning and Goals of Care discussion home visits when clinically indicated support for referring physicians close involvement with homecare teams referrals to social workers and community services for help with housing, transportation and access to medication bereavement counselling and support for family members , , Key Provider: licensed practical nurses (LPNs), registered nurses (RNs), respirologists

Mental health services for seniors living in the community who have moderate to severe age-related mental health concerns., , Services provided may include:, , assessment, treatment and follow-up caregiver support one-to-one and group treatment for seniors with mental health concerns (e.g. anxiety, depression, schizophrenia and other psychiatric disorders) clinic and in-home service education for the client, caregiver, and community partners , , The family doctor and other caregivers are involved in the assessment and treatment plan., , This service does not offer crisis intervention., , Day treatment Services: Group therapy, for individuals experiencing anxiety and depression, psychiatry consultation also available., , SUILL: Three phase group based therapy for individuals seeking group work for substance use. Psychiatry consultation also available., , Key Provider: mental health clinicians, occupational therapists, outreach workers, psychiatrists, psychologists, registered nurses(RNs)

Provides community-based treatment for people with a moderate to severe mental illness., , Services may include:, , intake assessment psychiatric consultation individual and or group therapy managing medication transition services (e.g. Independent Living Support) case management , , Key Provider: clinical supervisors, dietitians, occupational therapists, pharmacists, psychiatrists, psychologists, recreation therapists, registered nurses (RNs), social workers

Single session therapy available for clients of all ages 7 days per week by appointment only. Sessions are offered in-person at South Calgary Health Centre (SCHC)., , A single session of therapy can support individuals needing support with a particular concern or issue. Therapists may consult with one another to provide a collaborative approach. This service utilizes a teaching and consultative model and may have other therapists observing the session. This service does not offer mental health assessment or medication review. There is no access to psychiatry., , Key Provider: mental health clinicians