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mental-health-youth

Provides mental health services to individuals under 18 years of age and their families. It also deals with concerns about children and youth experiencing or at risk of developing significant emotional distress, dysfunction, or disability related to a mental disorder, stress and anxiety, or problems in daily living. May provide a number of specialized mental health services accessible on a regional or provincial basis such as: Young offender assessment/treatment Parenting education groups Suicide prevention program Violence Threat Risk Assessments (VTRA) Some services are visiting specialists that may not be offered every day.  Please contact the facility for complete information or service availability

counselling

Provides holistic nursing services in a community setting for people with mental health issues. Services include: Treatment Planning Medication Management Assessment Counselling Family Support Education Group Support Facilitate services with visiting Psychiatrists

counselling

Provides nursing assessments and counselling, establishes and implements treatment plans for individuals, and provides education support, and advocacy. A community partnership model is used that may include third party arrangements with independent community services in treatment plans.

mental-health-youth

A variety of visiting health care services are available at various health care centres. Depending on the centre, services may include: Addictions Clinical Nurse Educator Dietitian Family Counselling Home Care Occupational Therapy Physiotherapy Public Health. Visit the Facilities & Sites page for details on visiting services for each centre.

mental-health-youth

Offers support and counselling services to children (and their families) who experience challenges that interfere with the child’s ability to learn and experience school in a positive manner.  Support provided includes counselling, group programming, referrals, and advocacy. Common areas of difficulty may include: bullying grief coping with parents’ separation/divorce exposure to domestic violence. Offered in partnership with the Light of Christ School Division and the Catholic Community.

mental-health-youth

Services include: Individual, family and group outpatient counselling and education 180 Alcohol and Drug Diversion Program for youth who are ticketed by the RCMP for minor consumption/possession of alcohol and/or possession of small amounts of controlled substances in lieu of paying the fine Ongoing assessment and treatment planning Referral to in-patient facilities Client and caregiver education and information Primary prevention through presentations to schools and community groups, information groups, and promotion of healthy living Services can also be provided through satellite clinics upon request. Some services may not be offered every day. Please contact the facility for complete information or service availability.