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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

mental-health-youth

Provides early treatment to adolescents and young adults up to age 30 who may be experiencing psychosis. Provides intense services to people experiencing certain symptoms, which may be the beginning of a psychotic illness, and to those who have had their first episode of psychosis.

counselling

Provides developmental and psychological assessments, diagnosis, consultation, and interventions for children ages birth – 5 years and their families.

counselling

Provides counselling for: Marital counselling Chemical dependency Co-dependency Depression Anxiety Grief & Bereavement Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) Critical incident stress debriefing Educational assessments Gender issues Adolescent substance use Hypnotherapy Pain management Relaxation therapy Self-esteem training Weight management Abuse issues Personal growth Stress management Assertiveness training ADD ADHD See website for more information.

mental-health-youth

Provides assessment and diagnosis for clients, ages 6 – 24 who are from the five southern health regions in Saskatchewan. These individuals are suspected of having Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Disorder (FASD). The team completes special assessments that provide a pediatrician with the information needed to make a diagnosis of FASD, or a diagnosis of other complex disorders, such as Autism, for which no services currently exist.  Provides suggestions for treatments, adaptations, planning for care in the long term and helpful hints for caregivers.