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Addiction Treatment

Serves as a First Nations owned and operated 16-bed residential addictions treatment facility Offers a balanced treatment plan with Ojibwe Cultural teachings and ceremonies Offers a 28 day residential program to both men and women seeking assistance in dealing with addictions Focus is on an abstinence-based model, grounded in the 12 Step Alcoholics Anonymous approach to treatmentSubstances treated include: Alcohol Hallucinogens Narcotics Prescription

Drugs-Alcohol-Gambling Counselling

Program offers support and education to people who want to reduce their tobacco use.

Support Groups

Facilitates peer supports including a recovery support plan or a recovery crisis plan, peer conversation, discussions of recovery values and principles and strengths and wellnessServices offered include: Advocacy in areas such as housing, income, and employment Educational seminars One-to-one peer support to meet with an individual who has lived experience with mental health/addictions issues Peer support groups LOCAL CMHA BRANCH SERVICES DURING COVID-19CMHA branches are open but many are offering alternative service delivery at this timeService delivery may be provided: in person by phone or in the following virtual ways: PCVC - Personal computer video conferencing OTN - Ontario Telemedicine Network ZOOM - Video/web conferencing platformPlease note: CMHA branch offerings are subject to change in response to the ongoing developments of COVID-19. The website below will reflect the most accurate and current information.Follow this link to determine how service delivery is being provided by choosing the appropriate CMHA location from the website"s drop down list.

Support Groups & Addiction Treatment & Addiction Counselling

Provides services and support for individuals and families struggling with problematic alcohol and substance use issues Offers Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) and Narcotics Anonymous (NA) meetings when required Provides transportation to all meetings and workshops upon requestPrevention Provides public seminars/meetings to raise community awareness of problematic alcohol and substance use and gambling issues Holds educational sessions in schools Coordinates cultural and spiritual eventsIntervention Facilitates recreational activities and social events Provides individual and group discussions Offers cultural and spiritual gatheringsAftercare ServicesProvides the following services aimed at preventing problematic alcohol and substance use problems from reoccurring: Counselling, sharing circles and support groups Regular phone calls and home visits Referrals to Band services, social services, detoxification and treatment centres and medical assistance

Community Mental Health Centers & In person crisis services & Support Groups & Community Mental Health Centers & Crisis lines & In person crisis services

Offers case management services to support individuals and families Works with individuals to help them identify their needs and goals Provides counselling services Teaches life skills, including budgeting and grocery shopping Refers individuals to other community services, if needed Advocates for individuals to ensure their access to income and housing

Addiction Treatment & Addiction Counselling

Offers various community treatment programs for people who have concerns about substance use and gambling Provides appropriate referrals based on individualized treatment plans Provides assistance to family and friends who have been affected by an individual"s substance use or gamblingHead office located in Timmins