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Mental Health Counselling

Offers individual counselling, outreach and support groups to provide women with information and support to make informed decisions.

counselling

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

addiction-treatment

Provides programs and services for alcohol, drugs and inhalants abuse through counselling and regular support groups. Funded by Health Canada. Offers: Outpatient Treatment (MATRIX Program): One-on-one outpatient treatment program for individuals who cannot leave the community. Offers groups sessions, individual counselling and referrals. Apply in person, self-referral and by referral.  Inpatient Treatment: They do not offer inpatient treatment services but can refer individuals to an inpatient treatment program outside the community. Treatment period depends on the treatment center (usually one to six weeks). Apply in person or by referral. Community Addictions Recovery Group (CARG): CARG recovery group treatment period depends on the client’s needs and the assigned group. Weekly meetings (check the Addiction programs calendar for each community). Attendance is strictly recommended. Apply in person or by referral. Virtual Mental Health Services: Individuals can access help for mental health and addictions from the comfort of their home. Visit the website and click on a support worker’s image to connect, or scan the QR code with your phone to speak with a mental health worker. If you do not have a device, the health authority can loan a device to you (such as a tablet).

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 nursing assessments and counselling, establishes and implements treatment plans for individuals, and provides education support, and advocacy. A community partnership model is used that may include third party arrangements with independent community services in treatment plans.

addiction-treatment

Provides programming for mental health, addictions, holistic wellness, community development, youth suicide prevention, and support services for Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder. Provides professional and confidential counselling services including: individual, family or group counseling for emotional and behavioral issues, youth suicide prevention, substance abuse assessments and treatment referrals, FASD support and referrals, Indian Residential School (IRS) supports, tobacco cessation education, community cultural support program.