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Provides the following services for adults:

Mental Health Counselling and Psychiatry

• Helps individuals work through any mental health issue or life challenge they're experiencing
• Provides services from a Psyciatrist on-site as well as through tele-medicine
• Offers psychiatric assessments and recommendations for diagnosis, medication and/or recommended treatment options

Addictions

• Helps individuals with alcohol, drug, or problem gambling issues
• Provides the required assessments to make referrals to treatment centres
• Works with individuals to coordinate referrals and discharge support planning
• Offers counselling support to individuals who are on a wait list for a treatment centre?

Note: Group support may be available.  Individuals may contact their local office to inquire.

• Provides support services for Indigenous women and their families struggling with mental health issues
• Aims to help improve Indigenous health and reduce family violence

Services offered include:

• Access to elders and healers
• Addictions
• Aftercare support
• Land-based therapy
• Mental health
• Traditional counselling
• Referrals to other programs or agencies
• Sharing/healing circles

Community health centre

Offers a variety of programs and services including:

• Child Welfare Services
• Community Health Services
• Mental Health and Addiction Services

Note: Not all programs and services are available at the branch offices.  Contact local office to determine what services are offered in community.

Offers the following support services to parents, caregivers, and families:

Brief Parent Counselling

• Offers parents 1-4 sessions of counselling and education to help address a single area of concern, such as how to best support their teen who is experiencing a challenging situation at school

Parenting Education

• Provides education sessions to help develop knowledge and skills to navigate the different needs of the children and youth

Provides a variety of counselling services for children, youth and their families

Infant and Child Support Services (0-6)

• Helps families manage their child's mental health issue
• Provides access to developmental assessments and support

Child and Youth Mental Health (7-12)

• Offers both brief and long-term counselling as well as case management and advocacy
• Provides 1-4 sessions of brief counselling
• Offers individual and family sessions for long-term counselling?

Youth/Teen Mental Health Services (13-18)

• Provides individual counselling, family intervention, and specialized treatment options to help address mental health concerns
• Offered to youth who may be experiencing, or at risk for, social, emotional, behavioural, and/or academic difficulties

Note: Appointments do not have to take place at the office.  They can occur at home, school, or another safe place.

Provides the following services for adults:

Mental Health Counselling and Psychiatry

• Helps individuals work through any mental health issue or life challenge they're experiencing
• Provides services from a Psyciatrist on-site as well as through tele-medicine
• Offers psychiatric assessments and recommendations for diagnosis, medication and/or recommended treatment options

Addictions

• Helps individuals with alcohol, drug, or problem gambling issues
• Provides the required assessments to make referrals to treatment centres
• Works with individuals to coordinate referrals and discharge support planning
• Offers counselling support to individuals who are on a wait list for a treatment centre?

Note: Group support may be available.  Individuals may contact their local office to inquire.

Nishnawbe Aski Nation (NAN) initiative to assist each Indigenous community to design and deliver their own holistic, prevention-focused services/programs and cultural supports to promote a healthy community and support families as needed in the community

• Focus is on improving the overall health and well-being of communities and to empower families to build healthy relationships
• Works to eliminate family violence, the number of youth involved in the justice system and the number of children in care

Activities and programs provided can include but are not limited to the following:

• Activities that revitalize Native language
• Alcohol and drug abuse prevention and intervention
• Community events such as feasts
• Family circles, counselling and child/youth support groups
• Referrals to other programs and services
• School programs
• Traditional land-based healing events

Provides crisis intervention services to individuals affected by family violence and suicide

• Offers immediate on site or telephone assistance
• Dispatches call to police when deemed necessary
• Ensures victims receive support and assistance to secure their safety
• Arranges meeting family members at centre or agreed upon location to discuss possible crisis resolutions

Also coordinates:

• Crisis plan to follow in response to suicide intervention, domestic violence intervention and any other form of crisis situations that may arise in community
• Information sessions and workshops on techniques for healing strategies

Support ServicesIncludes the following services:

• Debriefing and stabilization following crisis situation
• Advocacy on behalf of individuals and families dealing with various agencies
• Information about/referrals to appropriate resources and services

Provides a variety of counselling services for children, youth and their families

Infant and Child Support Services (0-6)

• Helps families manage their child's mental health issue
• Provides access to developmental assessments and support

Child and Youth Mental Health (7-12)

• Offers both brief and long-term counselling as well as case management and advocacy
• Provides 1-4 sessions of brief counselling
• Offers individual and family sessions for long-term counselling?

Youth/Teen Mental Health Services (13-18)

• Provides individual counselling, family intervention, and specialized treatment options to help address mental health concerns
• Offered to youth who may be experiencing, or at risk for, social, emotional, behavioural, and/or academic difficulties

Note: Appointments do not have to take place at the office.  They can occur at home, school, or another safe place.

Provides a wide range of prevention services and programs that address addictions, family violence and mental health
Services offered include but are not limited to:

• Intervention in individual and family crisis to resolve issue; working with other service providers to identify care plans
• Provides assistance in child protection matters when required
• Offers individual counselling for mental health issues, family matters, parenting and other areas of struggle
• Provides educational programs at community schools on topics such as bullying, peer pressure, conflict resolution and self-esteem
• Conducts home visits to elders, shut-ins and as client follow-up
• Facilitates a group for seniors (50+ Group) to interact, work on crafts, participate in an exercise and socialize

• Offers on-site early intervention and crisis intervention
• Provides needs assessment, safety planning and referrals to community services
• Offers enhanced support for vulnerable victims
• Provides assistance with applications to VQRP+

Victim Quick Response Program+ (VQRP+)

Provides assistance with emergency expenses related to the incident, including:

• home safety
• accommodation
• meals
• transportation
• basic necessities
• dependent care costs
• counselling
• traditional Indigenous health services
• cellular phones
• vision care
• dental care
• aids for victims with disabilities
• interpretation services
• crime scene cleanup
• government/medical documents
• funeral expenses

Additional assistance for victims of human trafficking includes:

• storage locker
• tattoo removal
• treatment at a recovery facility

Note: No direct reimbursement to victims for above supports

Financial support also available for:

• victims who sustained serious physical injuries during a crime
• parents of child homicide victims
• spouses of homicide victims

Sexual Assault Counselling

• Provides individual counselling to victims and their families

Offers the following support services to parents, caregivers, and families:

Brief Parent Counselling

• Offers parents 1-4 sessions of counselling and education to help address a single area of concern, such as how to best support their teen who is experiencing a challenging situation at school

Parenting Education

• Provides education sessions to help develop knowledge and skills to navigate the different needs of the children and youth

Provides a variety of counselling services for children, youth and their families

Infant and Child Support Services (0-6)

• Helps families manage their child's mental health issue
• Provides access to developmental assessments and support

Child and Youth Mental Health (7-12)

• Offers both brief and long-term counselling as well as case management and advocacy
• Provides 1-4 sessions of brief counselling
• Offers individual and family sessions for long-term counselling?

Youth/Teen Mental Health Services (13-18)

• Provides individual counselling, family intervention, and specialized treatment options to help address mental health concerns
• Offered to youth who may be experiencing, or at risk for, social, emotional, behavioural, and/or academic difficulties

Note: Appointments do not have to take place at the office.  They can occur at home, school, or another safe place.

Provides the following services for adults:

Mental Health Counselling and Psychiatry

• Helps individuals work through any mental health issue or life challenge they're experiencing
• Provides services from a Psyciatrist on-site as well as through tele-medicine
• Offers psychiatric assessments and recommendations for diagnosis, medication and/or recommended treatment options

Addictions

• Helps individuals with alcohol, drug, or problem gambling issues
• Provides the required assessments to make referrals to treatment centres
• Works with individuals to coordinate referrals and discharge support planning
• Offers counselling support to individuals who are on a wait list for a treatment centre?

Note: Group support may be available.  Individuals may contact their local office to inquire.

• Provides legal advice and assistance
• Focuses on helping people get income maintenance benefits and maintain access to housing
• Facilitates legal education workshops in appropriate or law

Note: No advice or representation is given regarding Family law or Criminal Law.  No legal advice is given through Facebook due to confidentiality issues (call clinic directly)

Promotes the development of good mental health and provides services for individuals with mental health issues to enrich their quality of life

Provides information and awareness activities including but not limited to:

• Addictions
• Depression
• Family violence
• Health promotion
• Stress management

Services include:

• Client advocacy and liaison with other services/agencies
• Coordination and referrals to psychologist, psychiatrist, other counselling services and treatment centres
• Counselling services
• Educational sessions that promote wellness, prevention services and programs
• Fitness activities

Provides programs, services and support to strengthen families and enhance child development

• Offers community based family counselling for children, teens, men, women and families as a group
• Provides assessments and case management services
• Provides services of traditional healers
• Offers community workshops, presentations and events to raise awareness of issues affecting families including substance abuse and family violence
• Supports community initiatives that promote family healing such as traditional gatherings

Also offers the following family support services including but not limited to:

• Advocacy for families and referral to external agencies
• Assistance in the planning of child's and family's needs
• Emergency financial assistance for basic needs only in cases where the welfare of child/children is at-risk
• Home visitation arrangements and supervision to enable parents to visit with their children living in alternative care

Offers the following support services to parents, caregivers, and families:

Brief Parent Counselling

• Offers parents 1-4 sessions of counselling and education to help address a single area of concern, such as how to best support their teen who is experiencing a challenging situation at school

Parenting Education

• Provides education sessions to help develop knowledge and skills to navigate the different needs of the children and youth

• Promotes health and healthy lifestyle choices for Indigenous individuals
• Educates Indigenous women and their families about health care, illness prevention, and how to reduce or escape family violence

Services offered include:

• Access to traditional supports and ceremonies
• Advocacy
• Individual and group programming
• Referrals and aftercare