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Crisis Intervention

Residential youth care for young people with a structured living experience to meet individual needs and prepare youth to return to their families, live independently, or to enter the world of employment.

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Addictions Counselling: Adult – offers adult individual or group counselling and sessions, addiction screening, development of recovery plans, prevention (presentations and workshops to schools, other professionals and agencies). Youth – offers drop-in services throughout the week. Opioid and Alcohol Dependency groups available twice weekly.

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Provides education, support and/or counselling to individuals, families, and groups, as well as advocacy and crisis intervention services for those experiencing issues with mental well being.

Mental Health Counselling

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Mental health services include: Outpatient rehabilitation services, long term care Therapy for victims of abuse Child and youth services Behaviour management counselling Therapy for stress, anxiety, depression, phobia Psychological assessment Crisis services Educational information. Addictions services include: Outpatient counselling to individuals involved in substance abuse and others affected by their usage SGI (Saskatchewan Government Insurance) screening Problem gambling counselling Education and prevention programs, presentations, workshops, print and video resources, and promotional items. Medical Social Work provides support services in the areas of acute care, long term care, emergency/outpatient department, home care, and palliative care. Support may also be provided for cancer patients receiving treatments at the local hospitals through the Community Oncology Program of Saskatchewan (COPS).  Population Health Promotion assesses health promotion needs of the community and implements programs directed towards population health promotion and disease prevention. Health educators focus on decreasing substance use and supporting mental well being. Non-Targeted KidsFirst is a regional program focusing on prevention and early intervention for children birth – five years. Includes an in-hospital birth screen, public education, and community development. Kelsey Trail Regional Health Authority Mental Health Central Intake services may be accessed by telephone at 306-752-8767. Inpatient and emergency mental health services are provided at the Prince Albert Mental Health Clinic, located in the Victoria Hospital.

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Provides health programming to youth within the 11 Member First Nations of File Hills Qu’Appelle Tribal Council. These programs include Brighter Futures, Mental Health/Solvent Abuse, National Aboriginal Suicide Prevention Strategy, Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder, HIV/AIDS, Aboriginal Head Start on Reserve, and the Tobacco Cessation Program.