National Directory for Canadian Families

Youth Addictions

Offers a range of mental health services to adolescents and coordinates residential services for children and youth with complex special needs. Delisle Youth Services recognizes the need for holistic, integrated approaches to working with youth that encompass health prevention, promotion, information, education, supportive counselling, therapy and intensive interventions when needed. Our services utilize an evidence-informed, strength based, resiliency approach which incorporates working with families and engaging youth in everything we do. Given current research, co-occurring issues such as mental health and substance use is integrated in all programming. We provide: * The Studio which operates as a youth centre * STARS a holistic program for queer youth * The Annual Youth Art Gallery * In-School supportive counselling in 6 high schools * Therapy at our main office * Day Treatment Program for youth unable to function in a main stream school * Long Term Residence for youth needing a structured environment * Central Access for Residential Services for GTA * Special Needs Team for children and youth with complex special needs * Residential Placement Advisory Committee

Youth Addictions

We are Addiction and Mental Health Specialists with an array of services that include Addiction Counselling, Family Counselling, Addiction Treatment Planning and Assessments, Interventions, Withdrawal Management, Sober Coaching and Crisis Interventions. Special Services During Pandemics (e.g. COVID/Corona), Disasters and Related Emergencies We offer services both virtually and in person, according to public health guidelines.

Addiction Treatment

Methadone and Suboxone treatment (opiate dependency) clinic run by Dr Brad White in person appointments with doctor or by Ontario Telemedicine Network multiple locations in Barrie

Addiction Treatment

Methadone and Suboxone treatment (opiate dependency) clinic run by Dr Brad White in person appointments with doctor or by Ontario Telemedicine Network multiple locations in Barrie

Addiction Treatment

Methadone and Suboxone treatment (opiate dependency) clinic run by Dr Brad White in person appointments with doctor or by Ontario Telemedicine Network multiple locations in Barrie

Youth Addictions

A not for profit, counselling agency committed to strengthening emotional and spiritual well-being. Individual, children, couples counselling, family counselling. Art & Play Based Therapy Available. Range of session fees.

Support Groups

Support group for francophone families who are actively providing care and support to a person living with dementia either in the community, retirement residence or long-term care

Support Groups

Support program that provides people living with cognitive impairment and their caregiver opportunities to connect and share with others

Support Groups

A Dementia Care Coach provides expert support to improve the quality of life of caregivers, families and people living with dementia * works with people and families impacted by dementia in all its formsProvides supportive individual and family counselling to persons with dementia and their caregivers, to support self-management goals and strengthen linkages between providers across the continuum of careSeeks to recognize and respond individually to clients" changing needs through: Individualized care planning Education, support and referral to specialized geriatric programs Navigation of the care system and referral to other community support services Strategies for self-management Assistance in reducing social isolation by connecting people to social programs

Crisis lines & Support Groups

COVID19 - Remains open * all programs and services operational * staff available to answer crisis help line, 905-728-7311 or toll free 1-800-263-3725, and can provide crisis counselling, support and safety planningShelter support and crisis counselling services include: secure emergency shelter for women and children fleeing abuse of any kind whether physical, emotional, sexual, or financial up to 27 crisis beds available confidential 24-hour crisis and supportive assistance by telephone or in person at the shelter emergency transportation to the shelter food, clothing and basic personal necessities supportive counselling for women, safety planning children"s program staff to support your children help finding community resources and supports legal and court support referrals and information about your rights assistance with special priority for rent geared to income housing language interpretation can be arranged with notice crisis counselling and transitional support Community Support Workers provide support to women and their children who are currently involved in an abusive relationship, are planning on leaving or have left a partner and would like further options to move forward help establish short and long-term goal planning, based on individual needsSupport and follow-up are provided through telephone support, email, home visits or an alternative safe location to meet short-term supportive counselling goal planning safety planning advocacy, resources and referrals housing support groups for women and youth/children

Support Groups

Support individuals who have experienced abuse in intimate adult relationships in their journey towards healthy self-directed lives and respectful relationships.A community based program funded by the Ministry of Children, Community and Social Services which provides individual and group counselling to enable women to become non-victims of physical or mental abuse. Participates in the Coalition to End Violence Against Women, which promotes and facilitates a coordinated community response to the abatement of violence against women.* public education * intervention * treatment * follow-up * counselling * women"s groupThe Partner Assault Response Program in partnership with the Family Counselling Centre) * Funded by the Ministry of the Attorney General * for individuals who have been abusive to their partners and are committed to change * Individuals who are ordered by the court to attend the program in response to a criminal charge involving domestic violence * Sliding fee schedule for serviceNeighbours, Friend and Families Campaign - raises awareness of the signs of woman abuse. Speakers are available, please contact the office.

Crisis lines & In person crisis services

(1 Feb 2023) COVID-19: The office continues to be closed to the public and will be re-assessed on an ongoing basis during the pandemic. COVID screening required when attending on-site appointments which can be arranged by phoning 613-345-1290.Range of services to children and adults with a developmental/intellectual disability, as well as children at risk, families, service providers, and other community partners: focus on individual needs and strengths specialized services (psychology, psychiatry, social work, and counselling) advocacy assessments skill training groups short-term treatment residential options distress and information line Inclusive Child Care program

Crisis lines & In person crisis services

(1 Feb 2023) COVID-19: The office continues to be closed to the public and will be re-assessed on an ongoing basis during the pandemic. COVID screening required when attending on-site appointments which can be arranged by phoning 613-345-1290.Range of services to children and adults with a developmental/intellectual disability, as well as children at risk, families, service providers, and other community partners: focus on individual needs and strengths specialized services (psychology, psychiatry, social work, and counselling) advocacy assessments skill training groups short-term treatment residential options distress and information line Inclusive Child Care program

Crisis lines & In person crisis services & Crisis lines

(1 Feb 2023) COVID-19: The office continues to be closed to the public and will be re-assessed on an ongoing basis during the pandemic. COVID screening required when attending on-site appointments which can be arranged by phoning 613-345-1290.Range of services to children and adults with a developmental/intellectual disability, as well as children at risk, families, service providers, and other community partners: focus on individual needs and strengths specialized services (psychology, psychiatry, social work, and counselling) advocacy assessments skill training groups short-term treatment residential options distress and information line Inclusive Child Care program

Crisis lines

COVID-19 (9 November 2021): Service disruption has ended * regular office hours will begin on Monday, June 8, 2020, and re-assessed on an ongoing basis during the pandemicCrisis telephone service: volunteers offering support active listening confidential