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Provides vocational, recreational and social programs for those living with mental health issues, including: Prevocational Programs: drop-in centre (also known as the Members Club)t, scheduled daily activities, social leisure activities, special events, peer-led support groups, skill building, presentations, community outings, lunch program, and volunteer opportunities Vocational Program: provides unique learning opportunities and vocational counselling for clients who wish to explore and develop the necessary work skills to enter or re-enter the workforce Additional programs and groups: visit the online calendar for current information.

counselling

Provides counselling for individuals, couples and families on issues such as:  Relationships   Personal issues  Family Issues  Addictions (assessment/recovery/relapse prevention)  Depression and Anxiety Domestic Violence – working with abusers and/or victims  First Nations issues  Grief and Loss  Stress Management  Separation/Divorce  Self Esteem  Trauma / post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).

Mental Health Counselling & Mental Health Treatment Services

Offers family, individual, and conjoint online general counselling services to people who are Muslim. Provides ongoing and short term support.

support-groups

Hosts monthly online meetings for parents to meet other people and share stories.  Provides support, sharing of information and process the challenges and successes of raising a child who stutters. Join through Facebook group Parents Stutter Support in Canada or email.

Mental Health Counselling

Offers individual and family counselling to families experiencing domestic violence. Provides support, referral, advocacy, and 1-on-1 counselling for all members of a family.

Mental Health Counselling

Offers women experiencing domestic violence support in meeting immediate and long-term needs and goals. Services include peer-to-peer support groups, one-on-one support, safety planning, financial counselling, childcare support, and referrals to other support.

Youth Addictions

Shana is an Indigenous Mental Health Therapist who is very efficient and professional and offers trauma informed care. For over 20 years Shana also works in the public education system therefore she understands children and youth struggles cognitively and behaviourally. As always Shana offers a Safe Space for her students and clients especially those who identify as LGBTQ2S+. Shana has over 15 years experience working with the City of Regina"s most vulnerable people that face addictions, homelessness, poverty, trauma, intimate partner abuse/violence, senior/elder abuse and child protection and neglect. Shana has a throughout knowledge of the historical trauma Indigenous people have encountered such as Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG), Indian Day School (IDS) and Indian Residential School (IRS), Métis Day School (MDS), Sixties Scoop, all of which have lasting intergenerational trauma effects. Shana is a Registered Social Worker (#2365) with the Saskatchewan Association of Social Workers (SASW) and a member of the Canadian Association of Social Workers (CASW). Shana allows smudging in the office. Shana is an Approved Non-Insured Mental Health (NIHB) Therapist with Indigenous Services Canada (ISC). All NIHB clients qualify for direct billing therefore no payments out of pocket for First Nation or Inuit Clients who are registered. Special Services During Pandemics (e.g. COVID/Corona), Disasters and Related Emergencies We offer therapy sessions via physically distanced in-person, telehealth and options for individual and groups. We will always consider a sliding scale based on the individual client circumstances.

mental-health-youth

***DUE TO COVID-19, GRIEF SUPPORT IS BEING OFFERED ONLINE. TUESDAYS 6:30 – 8:30 pm.  EMAIL IF YOU ARE INTERESTED. WATCH FACEBOOK FOR UPDATES.*** Provides mental health support to people experiencing grief due to the loss of a loved one, including: Group Counselling Western therapeutic counselling and traditional healing practices for families of missing and murdered individuals.

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***DUE TO COVID-19, GRIEF SUPPORT IS BEING OFFERED ONLINE TUESDAYS 6:30 – 8:30 pm.  EMAIL IF YOU ARE INTERESTED. WATCH FACEBOOK FOR UPDATES.*** Provide grief and bereavement services in a safe environment for people to share in the experience of their grief. Services include: Adult Grief Group Conversations about grief and loss – online group Surviving Suicide Loss Support Group Homicide Loss Support Group Caring Hearts Camp – a weekend camp for children and teens who have recently experienced a loss due to death of a family member. Hope for the Holidays event Hope for the Holidays Grief Group Post Holiday Grief Group Missing & Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls Loss – counselling, sharing circles, support for agencies and individuals Education Sessions: Community Health & Wellness: Understanding Grief First Responders: Impact of Trauma on Others / Traumatic Impact on Self Fostering: Love and Loss; Grieving When a Foster Child Leaves Grief During the Holidays: Finding Hope During the Holiday Season Grief in the Workplace: Living With Loss at Home and at Work Impact of Trauma on Others / Traumatic Impact on Yourself Creating a Trauma on Others / Traumatic Impact on Yourself Creating a Trauma Informed Care Agency Ambiguous Loss / Missing Person Loss Building Hope & Resiliency Understanding Trauma / Intergenerational Trauma (delivered in partnership with an Elder) Self-care and Resiliency A Child’s Grief: A Supportive Resource for parents, siblings, caregivers, teachers and friends Webinars include: Children’s Grief Trauma Informed Care / Trauma Ambiguous Loss Early Nurturing Developmental Trauma Self-Care & Resiliency Building Intergenerational Trauma Traditional Healing Yoga: Mini Practices

Mental Health Counselling

Weekend camp for children and teens who have recently experienced a loss due to the death of a family member or friend. Provides campers with the opportunity to meet other children and teens who are also going through similar grief experiences, helping young people learn they are not alone.

Mental Health Counselling

Provides counselling to families of missing persons and missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls through a partnership agreement with the Ministry of Justice and the Department of Justice.?Caring Hearts does not provide individual grief counselling outside of the above program areas at this time.

support-groups

Provides a free support group for people dealing with depression and anxiety. Available Monday at 7:00 pm.

mental-health-youth

Provides counselling in person or by phone/virtually for individuals, couples, families, and groups to address issues such as: Domestic violence and sexual assault Self-esteem Grief and crisis Depression and anxiety Eye movement integration Conflict resolution Sexual harassment Addictions Stress Mental and spiritual health issues. To make an appointment visit the website or call the office at 306-347-2273.

Mental Health Counselling

Offers individual, group and family counselling. Issues may include grief and loss and sexual assault.

Crisis Intervention

Offers residential treatment and counselling services in a therapeutic living environment to youth dealing with significant mental health and/or addiction challenges.