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mental-health-youth

Mental health therapy with clinical psychologist, Rob Kirk. Registered with the Saskatchewan College of Psychologists (Registration # 336).

mental-health-youth

Makes sure all First Nations children can access products, services, and supports when they need them to prevent First Nation’s children from being denied essential public services. May include funding for: Health,  Mobility aids, Wheelchair ramps, Addiction services,  Services from Elders, Mental health services,  Specialized hearing aids,  Traditional healing services, Services for children in care,  Assessments and screenings, Transportation to appointments,  Medical supplies and equipment,  Long-term care for children with specialized needs,  Therapeutic services for individuals or groups (speech therapy, physiotherapy, occupational therapy) Social Worker, Land-based activities, Personal Support Worker,  Specialized summer camps,  Respite care, Specialized programs based on cultural beliefs and practices, Tutoring services, Teaching assistants, Specialized school transportation, Psycho-educational assessments, Assistive technologies and electronics.

mental-health-youth

A private practice offering Art Therapy and Theraplay to children, youth, and families. Art therapy combines visual art and psychotherapy by integrating the use of art materials into therapy sessions for assessment and treatment. Art-based therapy interventions are tailored to each client’s specific needs for the purpose of self-expression, encouraging communication and/or resolving personal conflicts. Theraplay is a form of Play Therapy that is relationship focused. Both parent and child are involved in sessions and together participate in play-based activities for the purpose of enhancing attachment, regulating emotions, building trust, improving self-esteem and reducing a child’s challenging behaviours. Provides counselling services to children, youth and families with diverse social, emotional, mental health and behavioural issues. Specializes in the areas of parent-child attachment, trauma, self-esteem, anxiety and loss.

mental-health-youth

Provides professional and compassionate support to individuals seeking assistance with their mental health and well-being. Licensed clinical counsellors are dedicated to helping clients overcome challenges, improve their emotional resilience, and lead fulfilling lives. Offers individual and family counselling sessions for clients who need help with: Anger management Dealing with stress and depression Changing negative habits Relationship therapy Improving communications Managing loss/grief Parenting Separation/divorce Loneliness Experiencing suicidal thoughts Sexuality concerns Troubling phobias/fears And any other challenges. Counsellors: Coralee Thomas – registered as a Canadian Certified Counsellor with the Canadian Counselling and Psychotherapy Association Florence Mudzongo – registered with the Saskatchewan Association of Social Workers (# 2952).

mental-health-youth

Offers talk therapy and intensive clinical support to youth and adults living with mental illness. Helps individuals achieve stability, renewed well-being and the important skills needed for successful independent living. The Clinical Services Team works 24-hours a day to meet the acute needs of its participants.

mental-health-youth

Offers life skill-building activities, social skill-building opportunities, vocational skills training, volunteer opportunities and recreational options. These activities focus on skill-building while providing the participant with a sense of accomplishment, ownership, group membership and self-esteem.

mental-health-youth

Offers talk therapy and intensive clinical support to youth and adults living with mental illness. Helps individuals achieve stability, renewed well-being and the important skills needed for successful independent living. The Clinical Services Team works 24-hours a day to meet the acute needs of its participants.

mental-health-youth

Offers life skill-building activities, social skill-building opportunities, vocational skills training, volunteer opportunities and recreational options. These activities focus on skill-building while providing the participant with a sense of accomplishment, ownership, group membership and self-esteem.

Drugs-Alcohol-Gambling Counselling

Provides free safer injection tools, safer inhalation tools, opioid overdose kits and need and other drug debris drop boxes. Location of drop boxes available through website link below.

mental-health-youth

Offers free counselling for youth in need. Provided by a Christian faith-based organization. Offered in partnership with Positively Parenting.

counselling

Provides an alternative setting for the provision of psychological services to residents in and around Regina. All clients will be provided services by a Ph.D. student in Clinical Psychology under close supervision of registered doctoral psychologists. May involve sessions with both the student-therapist and supervisor or the student-therapist with close review of sessions by the supervisor. Services offered in the Clinic vary from year to year depending on the expertise of the Clinic supervisors.

counselling

Provides a safe and supportive space for all students, regardless of gender, to access services and relax or study. The Centre includes: A lounge area Free tampons and condoms Resource centre with feminist literature Space for meetings and study groups “Quiet” room Provides services including: counselling and support referrals and information bursaries practicum placements women mentoring women program parent emergency contact program.

support-groups

Provides information, referrals and personal support to undergraduate students. Includes numerous programs and services, including: Exam File Peer Support Eating Disorder Support Group Mental Health Support Group A.S.I.S.T. – Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training Free phone, free condoms, maps, transit info, and more. For details visit Help Centre Programs & Services.

mental-health-youth

Provides clinical counselling to gender and sexually diverse children, youth, and adults and their families and loved ones.

addiction-support-groups

Offers a 2SLGBTQ+ addictions peer support group. Open to everyone. Facilitated by members of the community with lived experience.