National Directory for Canadian Families

Mental Health Counselling

Provides confidential support, education, and advocacy for women who are or have been involved in an abusive relationship.

Mental Health Counselling

Registered nurses, doctors and crisis counsellors offer medical treatment, emotional support and education about options for care and reporting for people who have been sexually assaulted in the past 7 days. Medical treatment and counseling are provided and you can choose: medical treatment with no police involvement; medical treatment with police involvement and collection of a sexual assault exam kit ; or medical treatment with no police involvement and collection of a sexual assault exam kit and 1 year to decide if you want to report to the police.

Crisis Intervention

24/7 residential support and programming for women who have an active addiction and are pregnant or who have recently had a baby. Services include supported housing, prenatal and parenting supports, and assistance addressing addictions.

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Offers housing, programming and various supports 24 hours/day, 7 days/week for pregnant or early post partum women who struggle with substance abuse issues as well as a number of other issues including homelessness or substandard/dangerous housing, Child Protection concerns or prior involvement, and domestic violence.

Mental Health Counselling & Mental Health Treatment Services

Offers virtual mental health services using telecommunications (video conferencing, online chat, or phone calls) for children experiencing anxiety and their parents. Services include mental health assessments and treatment, including counselling services, weekly exercises, and access to resources.

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A student-run, interdisciplinary health care centre in Regina’s North Central Community that provides social programs, including: Nutrition Program: free hot lunch with a Nutrition Mentor available for guidance with type II diabetes management and other diet inquiries Fun with Food: a cooking program for clients to learn how to cook quick, easy, and healthy meals Women’s Group: run once a month for an hour; covers a variety of topics and includes numerous activities/skill development opportunities Teen’s Group Children’s Programs Counselling: free general counselling services for adults only Cultural Support: a cultural support worker is available to work with students and mentors to provide cultural guidance and increase cultural sensitivity and to provide support to clients at their request What’s the Buzz?: weekly health awareness presentations Literacy Days: run once a month; includes family word games, arts and crafts, medicine wheel presentations, tipi teachings, story-telling, drumming, and more activities that promote written and oral language and more. Child care is provided for children of parents/guardians who attend social programs. Free bagged lunches are available Saturdays at 1:00 pm as long as supplies last. Pick up at the Albert Street entrance (1504 Albert Street). Contact and/or visit the Facebook Page for further information and updates.

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Interdisciplinary, student-run community health centre offering health services and programs to meet the needs of local community members. Services include: Assessment Treatment Prescription refills Referrals Health education Adult counselling Physical therapy Dietitian counselling. Free bagged lunches are available Saturdays at 1:00 pm as long as supplies last. Pick up at the Albert Street entrance (1504 Albert Street). Contact and/or visit the Facebook Page for further information and updates.

Mental Health Counselling

Offers individual and group mental health counselling, as well as substance abuse counselling to those in need.

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A twelve-week program for individuals who have lost a loved one to suicide. This therapy group is limited to six to eight people and meets once a week for twelve weeks. It  involves discussions of what suicide is, experiences around loss and pain, and learning tools that can be used to help people move forward. No cost to participate. Individuals interested in this program can call 306-249-5666. Once they have registered for the program, they will take part in an interview with a counsellor to make sure that this group is suitable for them. Participants are required to complete the full twelve-week program.

Crisis Intervention

Psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers, nurses and therapists provide a wide range of mental health services throughout Sun Country Health Region.

Mental Health Counselling & Talk Lines / Warm Lines

provides services to those affected by depression or bipolar disorder, plus their friends and families, by assisting them in understanding the illness, treatment available, coping strategies holds monthly meetings open to individuals, their friends and families offers support including one-to-one consultation; telephone support; educational presentations; speakers to community groups

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Provides counselling for individuals, couples, and families on issues related to addictions.

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Provides counselling services for trauma, grief and loss, relationships, suicide, anger, etc.

addiction-treatment

Outpatient treatment that includes sober living arrangements, running Monday – Friday, lasting 15 – 30 days. Allows individuals to take care of their responsibilities and go to work or school while addressing addiction issues.

addiction-treatment

Programming to help individuals recognize triggers for addiction and how to deal with them to prevent a relapse.