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addiction-support-groups

Support group meetings which give Narcotics Anonymous members a place to share recovery with other addicts. Call the helpline or use the Meeting Tool to find local meeting details.

mental-health-youth

Psychiatrists can admit youth ages 11 – 18 for crisis stabilization, assessment, and treatment. The team includes nurses, a child life worker, and a psychologist, with access to social workers and dietitians. A teacher from the Regina Public Schools work with youth in a classroom near the unit. The Adolescent Psychiatry Unit works closely with Child and Youth Services to provide a smooth transition from inpatient to outpatient services.

addiction-support-groups

A 12-step program that follows the principles of the Alcoholics Anonymous program, for those who wish to achieve and maintain sexual sobriety and freedom from lust. Face-to-Face Meetings Email Meetings Phone/VOIP Meetings

support-groups

Offers a number of support groups for both consumers and family members, including: Caring and Sharing Meetings Peer Support Workers Regina Schizophrenia Consumer Support Group Healing Through Humour Family Support Meeting Recreation Group and Wellness Group Your Recovery Journey Strengthening Families Together Meet the resident psychiatrist.

counselling

Community Service Workers: Advocate for the rights of clients by assisting them in obtaining services and resources in the community, including addressing issues of accessibility and engaging in dialogue that impacts social policy;  Educate existing agencies about the special needs of persons living with a hearing loss; and Help bridge the gaps between support services offered by other agencies.

addiction-treatment

Year-long, faith-based, residential addiction program. There are two 6-month phases to this program: the first is based on addiction education and opportunities for learning, growth, care, and connection; the second is based on budgeting, healthy living, and social skill development. Personal, professional counselling is provided throughout the woman’s stay through a partnership that Souls Harbour Rescue Mission has with a Christian based counselling centre. Women have access to child care in Little Souls Daycare. The women attend various classes within a structured weekly schedule.