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mental-health-youth

Offers a structured program to assist individuals with early symptoms of psychosis. Includes case management, medical strategies, family intervention and education, addictions counselling, occupational therapy, group programs, psychological and neuro-cognitive assessments, and community education. Symptoms of early psychosis include social withdrawal,loss of interest, decline in self-care, depression, anxiety, suspiciousness, unusual thoughts or behaviours, changes in thoughts, beliefs, and perceptions (including delusions or hallucinations).

mental-health-youth

New clients are assessed and referred to appropriate services by a centralized intake system. Services referred to may include Mental Health and Addiction Services, other services in the Saskatchewan Health Authority (Saskatoon Area), and/or services in the larger community.

addiction-treatment

A 38-bed inpatient program providing a safe environment to help individuals with substance use/abuse through the stabilization tasks of recovery. Does not offer detox services for adults Based on a four-week residential stay but offers flexibility to shorten or extend the length of stay depending on the individual’s needs.

mental-health-youth

Provides services to youth between the ages of 12 and 18 years (and their caregivers), who are experiencing a range of mental health and/or addiction concerns. Youth are assessed in the context of their families, caregivers and/or communities. Services are provided through one or more of the following programs: Day Program and Therapeutic Recreation: provides an assessment and stabilization in the therapeutic school-type environment for youth with mental health concerns. Youth Counselling Program: provides an assessment, individual, family, and group therapy to youth and their families who are experiencing mental health and/or substance use/abuse issues.

addiction-treatment

Provides services to assist adults living with mental illness and addictions in becoming more engaged, stable, and resilient in their recovery, including: Case Management Care: Individualized assessment and care planning with a focus on vocational issues leisure pursuits, and life skills. Includes assistance with medication management, individual support, education, counselling, and advocacy. Residential Services: assistance in finding safe, appropriate and sustainable housing to provide a level of support consistent with client needs. Seniors Focus: case management, education groups, and consultation to seniors who are experiencing difficulties due to mental illness. Additional Therapies: individual and group programs such as self-care skills, conversational skills, budgeting skills, creative-expressive therapy, and collective cooking.

counselling

Provides individual and group counselling that offers support and information for family members who struggle with substance use, mental health, and/or gambling concerns.