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Provincial remedial measures program for impaired drivers, may take up to 11 months to complete

• assessment, education workshops, treatment workshops
• follow-up interview at 6 months
• program locations vary
• completion of program is mandatory before driver's licence can be reinstated

Support families with children/youth who have multiple and/or complex special needs:

• ensures all the professionals involved are a team working towards the family's goals
• keep the family informed of what's going on at all times.

This service is focused on the needs and is not specific to a diagnosis.

Provides: 

• mental health consultation
• neuropsychological assessments
• recommendations and short-term interventions for inpatients and outpatients
• who have both medical and mental health issues which impact adjustment treatment or recovery

To children and youth with both medical and mental health issues that impact their adjustment and medical management that may include:

• difficulty coping with chronic or acute medical conditions
• non-compliance to treatment
• active or stable medical/surgical disorder associated with CNS dysfunction
• pain management and movement disorders
• trauma such as burns or a car accident
• intellectual disabilities with associated mental health conditions
• feeding and elimination problems
• procedural anxiety
• medication consultation
• diagnosis of psychiatric conditions
• medical conditions with psychological factors

Specialize inpatient unit offering

• psychiatric medical services
• therapy
• family-centered care
•  crisis stabilization
• linkage to ongoing services to meet the needs of children or youth and their family.

Most inpatient stays are either:

• 24 to 48 hours, for those who need short-term support to resolve a crisis; or
• a few days or more, for those whose mental health difficulties need to be assessed and diagnosed, and treatments recommended.

 

Multidisciplinary services for children and youths who have serious, ongoing mental health concerns.

Services include : 

• individual, family and group therapy
• assessments and treatment for children and youth who are struggling to function in school, community and at home.

Provides assessment and treatment for children and youth who have a moderate to severe eating disorder, and their families.

Programs:

Inpatient unit - specialized unit with full support

Day treatment program - for children or youth who find it difficult to manage their eating disorder symptoms without more intensive support

• participation in a half-day of schooling with specialized care and treatment which may include
  • group therapy
  • individual therapy
  • family therapy
• typical goals may include
  • weight restoration
  • symptom interruption
  • normalized eating
  • interruption of negative thinking patterns that support the problem

Outpatient program - services offered to those who are able to manage and function sufficiently well in the community

• therapeutic groups for adolescents
• parent support group
• psycho-education classes for families
• nutritional counseling
• family therapy
• individual therapy

Provide assessment, diagnosis, counselling and follow-up for individuals who:

• have a known or suspected genetic condition (including genetic syndromes, skeletal dysplasias, cardiogenetic disorders, connective tissue disorders, ocular genetic conditions, genetic forms of hearing loss, genetic skin conditions, and neurogenetic conditions)
• have single or multiple congenital anomalies
• have developmental delay, intellectual disability and/or autism with syndromic features (eg. dysmorphic features, congenital anomalies)
• require a diagnostic assessment for Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder. Patients and families can find information here.
• have a personal and/or family history of a genetic condition (such as cystic fibrosis, hemochromatosis and Huntington's disease among many others)
• have a personal and/or family history of cancer. Visit our Hereditary Cancer Page for more information.
• require assessment for familial or hereditary conditions relating to connective tissue in the arteries, the skin and muscles as well as other body systems. visit our Connective Tissue Clinic page for more information.
• are of an ethnic origin in which certain inherited disorders may be more common
• have had a previous child with a malformation or chromosome abnormality
• have a positive screen result for Down syndrome or trisomy 18 in a pregnancy. Visit our Prenatal Testing page for more information.
• have abnormal ultrasound findings in a pregnancy. Visit our Prenatal Testing page for more information.

Referral with: 

• genetic counsellor only
• genetic counsellor and a geneticist
• geneticist only

Referral forms:

• Genetic referral form
• General family history questionnaire
• Hereditaty Cancer Clinic referral
• Hereditary Cancer Referral Form

Provides care to children and youth with a confirmed diagnosis of Down syndrome

• recommend and address certain aspects of developmental, behavioural, and educational issues 

Provides diagnosis and assessment services for children and youth with skill development challenges and struggle with:

• speech-language
• learning and academics
• play-social skills
• activities of daily living

Provides after-assessment recommendations for services or therapies (i.e. next steps)

Supports children, youth and some adults with physical, developmental and behavioural needs

• offer many services and programs that span inpatient and outpatient care.

Services include referral to:

• audiology, auditory-verbal therapy and cochlear implant
• children's treatment centre services
• chronic pain
• complex care
• child life
• navigator program
• neonatal follow-up clinic
• Nunavut program
• occupational therapy
• physiotherapy
• rehabilitation
• speech-language pathology

Provides specialized dental services to children and youth presenting with conditions requiring treatments in a hospital setting

• offered in both the outpatient clinic and the operating room.

Assesses and treats patients who present with cleft lip/palate, craniofacial and speech and language resonance issues.

Designated regional Centre for the Ontario Cleft lip and/or palate dental program providing financial assistance for the specialized dental needs of affected individuals requiring integrated care due to complex dental/facial anomaly.

 

Partnership between CHEO, local community organizations and Complex Care families to help children and youth with medical complexities (CYMC) and their families to be their healthiest

• improves the coordination of care of children and youth with complex medical needs
• reduces the amount of time families spend trying to communicate with the right person
• reduces preventable hospital visits (emergency visits and hospital admissions) through proactive coordination of care and anticipatory guidance
• Improve the families experience with the health care system
• provides a unique medical care plan called a SPOC (Single Point of Care) that is updated on a regular basis

Partners:

• Champlain Local Health Integration Network
• Coordinated Access
• Ottawa Rotary Home
• Roger Neilson House
• Service Coordination

Complex Care Satellite Clinics:

• Timmins Satellite Clinic
• Montfort Satellite Clinic

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Mental health and addiction assessment and treatment hospital, including education, training and research

Clinical and community-based programs (visit website for full listing of programs, services and locations):

Addiction Medicine Service

• assessment, pharmacotherapy for substance dependence
• maintenance therapies
• concomitant pain and addiction treatment
• contact COMPASS 416-535-8501 ext 36019 (see separate listing)

Eating Disorder and Addiction Clinic

• outpatient program includes integrated concurrent treatment

First Episode LEARN Clinic

• General Education Development (GED), recovery and family programs * psychiatrist referral required

Gender Identity Clinic (Adult)

• comprehensive assessment for individuals seeking hormone treatment and/or sex reassignment surgery
• assessment wait-time approximately 10 months

Integrative Day Treatment (IDT) Services

• outpatient assessment, treatment and follow-up for mood and anxiety disorders, trauma and addictions

Information and outreach services:

Client/Patient Relations, 416-535-8501 ext 32028

Family Resource Centre, 416-535-8501 ext 33202

Information Centre, 416-535-8501 press 1, Ontario only 1-800-463-6273 (English; French), info@camh.ca

Library, 416-535-8501 ext 36991, library@camh.ca

• access by appointment only
• information or requests by telephone or email available

Portico Network, www.porticonetwork.ca

• online mental health and addiction resource, includes information, tools, toolkits, videos and podcasts
• hosts partner websites

Provincial System Support Program (PSSP)

• education and support for 8 regional offices
• clinical outreach services include Ontario Psychiatric Outreach Program (OPOP), 416-535-8501 ext 32157 and Northern Psychiatric Outreach Program (NPOP-C), 416-535-8501 ext 34484

Provides communication services to children and youth.

Services:

• assessment to match an individual's needs and abilities to an AAC system.
• development recommendations and strategies to help communication skills.
• obtain and set up recommended equipment.
• provide initial training to the client, family and other team members to help them learn to use the system

Designated as an expanded level clinic by the Assistive Devices Program (ADP)

• able to prescribe a range of Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) devices
• help obtain funding for lease or purchase, as appropriate

Promotes and facilitates the use of adaptive technology and toys to enhance learning and play for children and youth with special needs:

• consultation
• toy adaptations
• access to resource centre

Resources available:

• toys geared towards children with complex and special needs
• educational software
• reference books and DVD's
• communication devices
• specialized computer items (adapted keyboards, mice, etc.)

Offers drop-in hours at both our Smyth Road and Kanata locations and appointments at other sites. Registration via Access Team is required to access these resources.

Offers support and counselling towards the social and emotional well-being of children, adolescents and their families:

• on-call service - over the phone consultation and support with a CTC social worker
• drop-in service - in-person counselling support with a CTC social worker

Offers out-of-home respite services and emotional support to families caring for a child or youth with significant health challenges

Offers summer programs
 

Provides a prevention and early intervention service for infants and young children from birth to school entry who have a physical and/or developmental disability, or are at risk of a developmental delay.

Services include:

• treatment
• consultation
• support to families through home visits
• specialty learn and play groups throughout the city

Individualized in-home basic parent education program for families.

Consist of weekly to bi-weekly home visits by a behaviour consultant who instructs, prompts and models skills for the parent in many areas including:

• safety
• nutrition
• hygiene
• routine
• child development
• parent child interaction
• child budgeting

Provides treatment to children, teens and adults with developmental disabilities who engage in challenging problem behaviour.

Phases:

• assessment period
• intervention period

Services:

• individual
• group

Work with families, caregivers and staff and train them to be agents of change for the client at various sites depending on individual needs.

Prepares children and youth to cope with the stress and uncertainty of illness, injury, disability, hospitalization and medical procedures for a better long term adjustment to medical encounters

• develop age-appropriate coping strategies 
• opportunity to choose and practice a coping method
• offers support for family members to create a better outcome for young patients

Assessed and connected families and physicians to the correct care and treatment for children and youth.

Services referral may included:

• social work
• autism diagnosis
• care and respite
• physiotherapy
• occupational therapy
• recreation therapy
• behaviour services
• First Words Preschool Speech and Language Program

COVID-19 -- Active screening, closures and new visitor restrictions in effect, call or visit CAMH website for specific programs and services

Tobacco cessation outpatient treatment services

• individual assessment and treatment plan
• medical consultation on nicotine replacement therapy and cessation medication
• group counselling, patient education and workshops
• follow-up appointments
• information on e-cigarettes and vaping

Prevention of Gestational and Neonatal Exposure to Tobacco Smoke (PREGNETS), www.pregnets.org

• online information, resources and support for pregnant and postpartum women and their health care providers

TEACH (Training Enhancement in Applied Cessation Counselling and Health) 

• Training for health care providers in tobacco dependence treatment and intensive tobacco dependence interventions, visit teachproject.ca for information on courses and workshops

Province wide program that provides

• one-time consultation for a diagnosis and treatment recommendation
• professional consultations
• program consultations
• education

to help children and youth who reside in a rural, remote and/or underserved area and who have identified mental health needs.

Services provided from CHEO (Eastern Hib, SickKids (Central Hub) and Child-Parent Resource Institute (Western Hub) to designated mental health practitioners performing the role of a mental health service provider and who is affiliated with a publicly funded agency.