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211 is an information helpline available by phone that helps New Brunswick residents navigate the complex network of government, health, community and social services quickly and easily, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, with interpretation in 170 languages. Access to food, financial assistance, newcomer support, resources for parents and families, and more … When you don’t know where to turn, help starts at 211.
Tele-Care is a free, confidential, health advice and information line. Dial 811 for access to bilingual, registered nurses, 24 hours a day, seven days a week. In an emergency, call 911 or visit the local emergency department
The NB 9-1-1 Bureau provides the citizens of New Brunswick rapid and accurate access to emergency services on a 24/7 basis.
A 9-1-1 emergency is a threat to your health, safety or property.
Call 9-1-1 when there is a:
– Fire
– Serious accident
– Crime in progress
– Person or property in immediate danger
– Life-threatening medical situation
– Exposure to, inhalation or swallowing of a poisonous substance
– Hazardous material
Provide acute and long-term mental health treatment and support to clients who are aged 65 and over, and to those under the age of 65 with a diagnosed mental illness and early-stage dementia, who would likely benefit from counselling.
Provide acute and long-term mental health treatment and support to clients who are aged 65 and over, and to those under the age of 65 with a diagnosed mental illness and early-stage dementia, who would likely benefit from counselling.
Autism Connections Fredericton Inc. (ACF) is a registered charity dedicated to providing social supports, public education, advocacy, material resources, programs, activities, and evidenced-based information for persons with an autism spectrum disorder, their families, and their communities. ACF serves the greater Fredericton region.
Autism Resources Miramichi Inc. (ARM) offers helpful free resources to individuals with an Autism Spectrum Disorder, their families, community support workers and professionals throughout Northumberland County.
To serve persons of all ages living with ASD by providing tangible resources; disseminating quality, evidence-based information; and facilitating professional intervention and involvement in the context of a supportive and inviting environment.
Located throughout the province and run by, and for, persons living with mental illness, activity centres have a focus on mental illness prevention and mental health promotion. Their self-help programs are varied and are based according to local needs and interests. These centres promote community integration by providing social, vocational, recreational and advocacy activities. They help people become more independent of formal services by means of peer support, education, and mutual aid.
“As the nationwide leader and champion for mental health, CMHA facilitates access to the resources people require to maintain and improve mental health and community integration, build resilience, and support recovery from mental illness”.
Community agency offering systemic advocacy, education, support and awareness of mental health and mental illness.
Community agency offering systemic advocacy, education, support and awareness of mental health and mental illness.
Community agency offering systemic advocacy, education, support and awareness of mental health and mental illness.
“For more than 60 years, Capital Region Mental Health and Addictions Association, Inc. (CRMHAA) has been providing services to people in the Fredericton and surrounding area experiencing mental health and/or addiction issues.
CRMHAA advocates for mental health and addiction clients within the mental health system. CRMHAA also offers recreational, pre-vocational, and vocational programs as well as a variety of support groups. For more information visit our website at www.crmhaa.ca.
Monday to Friday, 9:00 am to 4:30 pm
Located throughout the province and run by, and for, persons living with mental illness, activity centres have a focus on mental illness prevention and mental health promotion. Their self-help programs are varied and are based according to local needs and interests. These centres promote community integration by providing social, vocational, recreational and advocacy activities. They help people become more independent of formal services by means of peer support, education, and mutual aid.
Centracare is a 50-bed psychiatric hospital which provides specialized treatment and rehabilitative services for patients/clients with difficult to manage psychiatric challenges that are of medium or long-term duration. The instability of conditions and the need for specialized interventions and supervision may be decisive factors in choosing Tertiary Care.
Located throughout the province and run by, and for, persons living with mental illness, activity centres have a focus on mental illness prevention and mental health promotion. Their self-help programs are varied and are based according to local needs and interests. These centres promote community integration by providing social, vocational, recreational and advocacy activities. They help people become more independent of formal services by means of peer support, education, and mutual aid.
Located throughout the province and run by, and for, persons living with mental illness, activity centres have a focus on mental illness prevention and mental health promotion. Their self-help programs are varied and are based according to local needs and interests. These centres promote community integration by providing social, vocational, recreational and advocacy activities. They help people become more independent of formal services by means of peer support, education, and mutual aid.
CEAPA is a non-profit, community-based organization whose mandate is to offer support, resources, information and services to individuals, families, caregivers and professionals in regards to Autism Spectrum Disorder
We are a group of parents and professionals who aim to provide support, resources and education to individuals and families related to ASD.
The Autism Resource Centre (ARC) makes sure social supports are available and accessible for individuals with autism or other development disorders.
Our Services include:
• Lending Library and Material Loan
• Summer Camp
• Volunteer opportunities
• Support for parents in finding resources and services available in the area
• Teen programs
• Family Activities
• Printing and laminating of personalized visuals (PECS, routines, schedules…)”
Located throughout the province and run by, and for, persons living with mental illness, activity centres have a focus on mental illness prevention and mental health promotion. Their self-help programs are varied and are based according to local needs and interests. These centres promote community integration by providing social, vocational, recreational and advocacy activities. They help people become more independent of formal services by means of peer support, education, and mutual aid.
Located throughout the province and run by, and for, persons living with mental illness, activity centres have a focus on mental illness prevention and mental health promotion. Their self-help programs are varied and are based according to local needs and interests. These centres promote community integration by providing social, vocational, recreational and advocacy activities. They help people become more independent of formal services by means of peer support, education, and mutual aid.
The Chaleur Autism and Asperger’s Family Centre is a non-profit community based organization. We provide support, resources, services and information individuals, families, caregivers and professionals dealing with Autism Spectrum Disorders.
Located throughout the province and run by, and for, persons living with mental illness, activity centres have a focus on mental illness prevention and mental health promotion. Their self-help programs are varied and are based according to local needs and interests. These centres promote community integration by providing social, vocational, recreational and advocacy activities. They help people become more independent of formal services by means of peer support, education, and mutual aid.
Chimo is a provincial crisis phone line, accessible 24 hours a day, 365 days a year to all residents of New Brunswick.
Our mission is to serve our community by providing a competent level of crisis intervention, referrals and vital information in a caring, confidential manner.
We can help you by providing a listening ear, helpful information, crisis intervention and referrals to resources in the province of N.B.
Located throughout the province and run by, and for, persons living with mental illness, activity centres have a focus on mental illness prevention and mental health promotion. Their self-help programs are varied and are based according to local needs and interests. These centres promote community integration by providing social, vocational, recreational and advocacy activities. They help people become more independent of formal services by means of peer support, education, and mutual aid.
The Community Program Coordinator is the face of CMHA of NB in their respective communities and is responsible for promoting the mental health of all people through education sessions, public awareness activities, advocacy and resources. The Community Education Coordinator provides such services in the community. The Community Education Coordinator’s main responsibilities include; coordination and delivery of programs, workshops and presentations, development of community partnerships, promotion of CMHA of NB programming and services, volunteer management, coordination of special events and assisting with fundraising events as requested.
The Community Program Coordinator is the face of CMHA of NB in their respective communities and is responsible for promoting the mental health of all people through education sessions, public awareness activities, advocacy and resources. The Community Education Coordinator provides such services in the community. The Community Education Coordinator’s main responsibilities include; coordination and delivery of programs, workshops and presentations, development of community partnerships, promotion of CMHA of NB programming and services, volunteer management, coordination of special events and assisting with fundraising events as requested.
The Community Program Coordinator is the face of CMHA of NB in their respective communities and is responsible for promoting the mental health of all people through education sessions, public awareness activities, advocacy and resources. The Community Education Coordinator provides such services in the community. The Community Education Coordinator’s main responsibilities include; coordination and delivery of programs, workshops and presentations, development of community partnerships, promotion of CMHA of NB programming and services, volunteer management, coordination of special events and assisting with fundraising events as requested.
The Community Program Coordinator is the face of CMHA of NB in their respective communities and is responsible for promoting the mental health of all people through education sessions, public awareness activities, advocacy and resources. The Community Education Coordinator provides such services in the community. The Community Education Coordinator’s main responsibilities include; coordination and delivery of programs, workshops and presentations, development of community partnerships, promotion of CMHA of NB programming and services, volunteer management, coordination of special events and assisting with fundraising events as requested.
The Community Program Coordinator is the face of CMHA of NB in their respective communities and is responsible for promoting the mental health of all people through education sessions, public awareness activities, advocacy and resources. The Community Education Coordinator provides such services in the community. The Community Education Coordinator’s main responsibilities include; coordination and delivery of programs, workshops and presentations, development of community partnerships, promotion of CMHA of NB programming and services, volunteer management, coordination of special events and assisting with fundraising events as requested.
The Community Program Coordinator is the face of CMHA of NB in their respective communities and is responsible for promoting the mental health of all people through education sessions, public awareness activities, advocacy and resources. The Community Education Coordinator provides such services in the community. The Community Education Coordinator’s main responsibilities include; coordination and delivery of programs, workshops and presentations, development of community partnerships, promotion of CMHA of NB programming and services, volunteer management, coordination of special events and assisting with fundraising events as requested.
The Community Program Coordinator is the face of CMHA of NB in their respective communities and is responsible for promoting the mental health of all people through education sessions, public awareness activities, advocacy and resources. The Community Education Coordinator provides such services in the community. The Community Education Coordinator’s main responsibilities include; coordination and delivery of programs, workshops and presentations, development of community partnerships, promotion of CMHA of NB programming and services, volunteer management, coordination of special events and assisting with fundraising events as requested.
The Community Program Coordinator is the face of CMHA of NB in their respective communities and is responsible for promoting the mental health of all people through education sessions, public awareness activities, advocacy and resources. The Community Education Coordinator provides such services in the community. The Community Education Coordinator’s main responsibilities include; coordination and delivery of programs, workshops and presentations, development of community partnerships, promotion of CMHA of NB programming and services, volunteer management, coordination of special events and assisting with fundraising events as requested.
The Community Program Coordinator is the face of CMHA of NB in their respective communities and is responsible for promoting the mental health of all people through education sessions, public awareness activities, advocacy and resources. The Community Education Coordinator provides such services in the community. The Community Education Coordinator’s main responsibilities include; coordination and delivery of programs, workshops and presentations, development of community partnerships, promotion of CMHA of NB programming and services, volunteer management, coordination of special events and assisting with fundraising events as requested.
The Community Program Coordinator is the face of CMHA of NB in their respective communities and is responsible for promoting the mental health of all people through education sessions, public awareness activities, advocacy and resources. The Community Education Coordinator provides such services in the community. The Community Education Coordinator’s main responsibilities include; coordination and delivery of programs, workshops and presentations, development of community partnerships, promotion of CMHA of NB programming and services, volunteer management, coordination of special events and assisting with fundraising events as requested.
The Community Program Coordinator is the face of CMHA of NB in their respective communities and is responsible for promoting the mental health of all people through education sessions, public awareness activities, advocacy and resources. The Community Education Coordinator provides such services in the community. The Community Education Coordinator’s main responsibilities include; coordination and delivery of programs, workshops and presentations, development of community partnerships, promotion of CMHA of NB programming and services, volunteer management, coordination of special events and assisting with fundraising events as requested.
We are a registered non-profit community-based centre that supports families and persons living with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD).
Some of the programs we offer here at the centre:
• Resource Library
• Mentoring Program
• Parent Training
• Parent Group
• Advocacy
• Training & In-Service Workshops
• Toy Lending
• Summer camps
• Crisis Intervention: School issues, trouble with the law, new diagnosis etc.
Located throughout the province and run by, and for, persons living with mental illness, activity centres have a focus on mental illness prevention and mental health promotion. Their self-help programs are varied and are based according to local needs and interests. These centres promote community integration by providing social, vocational, recreational and advocacy activities. They help people become more independent of formal services by means of peer support, education, and mutual aid.
Dragonfly Centre for Autism Inc is a registered Canadian charity serving the needs of children and families living in Charlotte County who are affected by autism.
Our mission is to “Support individuals who have autism towards self-realization and emotional confidence by offering gentle guidance and opportunity through expressive therapies and the surrounding environment”
Provides treatment and support to clients (16-30) and their families who are coping with their first episode of psychotic illness with a goal of early intervention, rehabilitation and prevention of relapse and reintegration before the illness has a significant impact.
Provides treatment and support to clients (16-30) and their families who are coping with their first episode of psychotic illness with a goal of early intervention, rehabilitation and prevention of relapse and reintegration before the illness has a significant impact.
Provides treatment and support to clients (16-30) and their families who are coping with their first episode of psychotic illness with a goal of early intervention, rehabilitation and prevention of relapse and reintegration before the illness has a significant impact.
Provides treatment and support to clients (16-30) and their families who are coping with their first episode of psychotic illness with a goal of early intervention, rehabilitation and prevention of relapse and reintegration before the illness has a significant impact.
Provides treatment and support to clients (16-30) and their families who are coping with their first episode of psychotic illness with a goal of early intervention, rehabilitation and prevention of relapse and reintegration before the illness has a significant impact.
Provides treatment and support to clients (16-30) and their families who are coping with their first episode of psychotic illness with a goal of early intervention, rehabilitation and prevention of relapse and reintegration before the illness has a significant impact.
Provides treatment and support to clients (16-30) and their families who are coping with their first episode of psychotic illness with a goal of early intervention, rehabilitation and prevention of relapse and reintegration before the illness has a significant impact.
Provides treatment and support to clients (16-30) and their families who are coping with their first episode of psychotic illness with a goal of early intervention, rehabilitation and prevention of relapse and reintegration before the illness has a significant impact.
Provides treatment and support to clients (16-30) and their families who are coping with their first episode of psychotic illness with a goal of early intervention, rehabilitation and prevention of relapse and reintegration before the illness has a significant impact.
Provides treatment and support to clients (16-30) and their families who are coping with their first episode of psychotic illness with a goal of early intervention, rehabilitation and prevention of relapse and reintegration before the illness has a significant impact.
Provides treatment and support to clients (16-30) and their families who are coping with their first episode of psychotic illness with a goal of early intervention, rehabilitation and prevention of relapse and reintegration before the illness has a significant impact.
Provides treatment and support to clients (16-30) and their families who are coping with their first episode of psychotic illness with a goal of early intervention, rehabilitation and prevention of relapse and reintegration before the illness has a significant impact.
Provides treatment and support to clients (16-30) and their families who are coping with their first episode of psychotic illness with a goal of early intervention, rehabilitation and prevention of relapse and reintegration before the illness has a significant impact.
Provides treatment and support to clients (16-30) and their families who are coping with their first episode of psychotic illness with a goal of early intervention, rehabilitation and prevention of relapse and reintegration before the illness has a significant impact.
Emergency Mental Health offers consultative/assessment services to individuals who are suffering from an acute episode of mental illness and who seek emergency care through the hospital’s emergency department.
Emergency Mental Health offers consultative/assessment services to individuals who are suffering from an acute episode of mental illness and who seek emergency care through the hospital’s emergency department.
Emergency Mental Health offers consultative/assessment services to individuals who are suffering from an acute episode of mental illness and who seek emergency care through the hospital’s emergency department.
Emergency Mental Health offers consultative/assessment services to individuals who are suffering from an acute episode of mental illness and who seek emergency care through the hospital’s emergency department.
Located throughout the province and run by, and for, persons living with mental illness, activity centres have a focus on mental illness prevention and mental health promotion. Their self-help programs are varied and are based according to local needs and interests. These centres promote community integration by providing social, vocational, recreational and advocacy activities. They help people become more independent of formal services by means of peer support, education, and mutual aid.
The Flexible Assertive Community Treatment (FACT) aims to assist people experiencing severe and persistent mental illnesses and multiple limitations in their overall functioning. The FACT program allows clients to move back and forth between higher and lower intensity services, to reduce hospital stays and maintain persons with severe mental illness in community.
The Flexible Assertive Community Treatment (FACT) aims to assist people experiencing severe and persistent mental illnesses and multiple limitations in their overall functioning. The FACT program allows clients to move back and forth between higher and lower intensity services, to reduce hospital stays and maintain persons with severe mental illness in community.
The Flexible Assertive Community Treatment (FACT) aims to assist people experiencing severe and persistent mental illnesses and multiple limitations in their overall functioning. The FACT program allows clients to move back and forth between higher and lower intensity services, to reduce hospital stays and maintain persons with severe mental illness in community.
The Flexible Assertive Community Treatment (FACT) aims to assist people experiencing severe and persistent mental illnesses and multiple limitations in their overall functioning. The FACT program allows clients to move back and forth between higher and lower intensity services, to reduce hospital stays and maintain persons with severe mental illness in community.
The Flexible Assertive Community Treatment (FACT) aims to assist people experiencing severe and persistent mental illnesses and multiple limitations in their overall functioning. The FACT program allows clients to move back and forth between higher and lower intensity services, to reduce hospital stays and maintain persons with severe mental illness in community.
The Flexible Assertive Community Treatment (FACT) aims to assist people experiencing severe and persistent mental illnesses and multiple limitations in their overall functioning. The FACT program allows clients to move back and forth between higher and lower intensity services, to reduce hospital stays and maintain persons with severe mental illness in community.
The Flexible Assertive Community Treatment (FACT) aims to assist people experiencing severe and persistent mental illnesses and multiple limitations in their overall functioning. The FACT program allows clients to move back and forth between higher and lower intensity services, to reduce hospital stays and maintain persons with severe mental illness in community.
The Flexible Assertive Community Treatment (FACT) aims to assist people experiencing severe and persistent mental illnesses and multiple limitations in their overall functioning. The FACT program allows clients to move back and forth between higher and lower intensity services, to reduce hospital stays and maintain persons with severe mental illness in community.
The Flexible Assertive Community Treatment (FACT) aims to assist people experiencing severe and persistent mental illnesses and multiple limitations in their overall functioning. The FACT program allows clients to move back and forth between higher and lower intensity services, to reduce hospital stays and maintain persons with severe mental illness in community.
The Flexible Assertive Community Treatment (FACT) aims to assist people experiencing severe and persistent mental illnesses and multiple limitations in their overall functionning. The FACT program allows clients to move back and forth between higher and lower intensity services, to reduce hospital stays and maintain persons with severe mental illness in community.
The Flexible Assertive Community Treatment (FACT) aims to assist people experiencing severe and persistent mental illnesses and multiple limitations in their overall functioning. The FACT program allows clients to move back and forth between higher and lower intensity services, to reduce hospital stays and maintain persons with severe mental illness in community.
The Flexible Assertive Community Treatment (FACT) aims to assist people experiencing severe and persistent mental illnesses and multiple limitations in their overall functioning. The FACT program allows clients to move back and forth between higher and lower intensity services, to reduce hospital stays and maintain persons with severe mental illness in community.
The Flexible Assertive Community Treatment (FACT) aims to assist people experiencing severe and persistent mental illnesses and multiple limitations in their overall functioning. The FACT program allows clients to move back and forth between higher and lower intensity services, to reduce hospital stays and maintain persons with severe mental illness in community.
The Flexible Assertive Community Treatment (FACT) aims to assist people experiencing severe and persistent mental illnesses and multiple limitations in their overall functioning. The FACT program allows clients to move back and forth between higher and lower intensity services, to reduce hospital stays and maintain persons with severe mental illness in community.
The Flexible Assertive Community Treatment (FACT) aims to assist people experiencing severe and persistent mental illnesses and multiple limitations in their overall functioning. The FACT program allows clients to move back and forth between higher and lower intensity services, to reduce hospital stays and maintain persons with severe mental illness in community.
The Flexible Assertive Community Treatment (FACT) aims to assist people experiencing severe and persistent mental illnesses and multiple limitations in their overall functioning. The FACT program allows clients to move back and forth between higher and lower intensity services, to reduce hospital stays and maintain persons with severe mental illness in community.
The Flexible Assertive Community Treatment (FACT) aims to assist people experiencing severe and persistent mental illnesses and multiple limitations in their overall functioning. The FACT program allows clients to move back and forth between higher and lower intensity services, to reduce hospital stays and maintain persons with severe mental illness in community.
Provide treatment and support for individuals being released from correctional institutions, being discharged from Restigouche Hospital – Forensic Unit or who have a complex history of involvement with the Justice System, or who are at serious risk of criminal behavior, and those attending Mental Health Court.
The Operational Stress Injury Clinic provides mental health assessment and treatment to clients and their families who are suffering from work related psychological stress and trauma. Clients are referred by Veterans Affairs Canada, the Department of National Defense and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. Conditions treated at the clinic include post traumatic stress disorder, anxiety disorders, as well as depression, chronic pain and addictive illness. Staff working in this clinic have extensive education and expertise in treating trauma and mental illness. The OSI Clinic in Fredericton serves the Atlantic Region.
Provides information and/or referrals for help to individuals with problems related to gambling, their families and/or others affected by problem gambling.
Note: The service can handle Tele-typewriting or Text telephone (TTY) calls.
Located throughout the province and run by, and for, persons living with mental illness, activity centres have a focus on mental illness prevention and mental health promotion. Their self-help programs are varied and are based according to local needs and interests. These centres promote community integration by providing social, vocational, recreational and advocacy activities. They help people become more independent of formal services by means of peer support, education, and mutual aid.
Located throughout the province and run by, and for, persons living with mental illness, activity centres have a focus on mental illness prevention and mental health promotion. Their self-help programs are varied and are based according to local needs and interests. These centres promote community integration by providing social, vocational, recreational and advocacy activities. They help people become more independent of formal services by means of peer support, education, and mutual aid.
The objective of opioid addiction treatment is to help reduce the harms cause by opioids through:
* Support and counselling
* Individual and group services
* Disease education and prevention programs
* Support accessing other services offered in the community
* Methodone/suboxone maintenance treatment
Addiction and Mental Health Services provide a range of services for individuals, youth, and family members affected by substance misuse, problem gambling and mental health issues.
Services include:
* individual counselling and support
* family and natural support
* psycho-education
* therapeutic groups
* psychiatric services
* substance replacement therapy
* community and educational services related to prevention/education, health promotion and community mobilization
* community crisis response
* critical incident stress management
Addiction and Mental Health Services provide a range of services for individuals, youth, and family members affected by substance misuse, problem gambling and mental health issues.
Services include:
* individual counselling and support
* family and natural support
* psycho-education
* therapeutic groups
* psychiatric services
* substance replacement therapy
* community and educational services related to prevention/education, health promotion and community mobilization
* community crisis response
* critical incident stress management
Addiction and Mental Health Services provide a range of services for individuals, youth, and family members affected by substance misuse, problem gambling and mental health issues.
Services include:
* individual counselling and support
* family and natural support
* psycho-education
* therapeutic groups
* psychiatric services
* substance replacement therapy
* community and educational services related to prevention/education, health promotion and community mobilization
* community crisis response
* critical incident stress management
Addiction and Mental Health Services provide a range of services for individuals, youth, and family members affected by substance misuse, problematic gambling and mental health issues.
Services include:
* individual counselling and support
* family and natural support
* psycho-education
* therapeutic groups
* psychiatric services
* substance replacement therapy
* community and educational services related to prevention/education, health promotion and community mobilization
* community crisis response
* critical incident stress management
Addiction and Mental Health Services provide a range of services for individuals, youth, and family members affected by substance misuse abuse, problematic gambling and mental health issues.
Services include:
* individual counselling and support
* family and natural support
* psycho-education
* therapeutic groups
* psychiatric services
* substance replacement therapy
* community and educational services related to prevention/education, health promotion and community mobilization
* community crisis response
* critical incident stress management
Addiction and Mental Health Services provide a range of services for individuals, youth, and family members affected by substance misuse, problematic gambling and mental health issues.
Services include:
* individual counselling and support
* family and natural support
* psycho-education
* therapeutic groups
* psychiatric services
* substance replacement therapy
* community and educational services related to prevention/education, health promotion and community mobilization
* community crisis response
* critical incident stress management
Addiction and Mental Health Services provide a range of services for individuals, youth, and family members affected by substance misuse abuse, problematic gambling and mental health issues.
Services include:
* individual counselling and support
* family and natural support
* psycho-education
* therapeutic groups
* psychiatric services
* substance replacement therapy
* community and educational services related to prevention/education, health promotion and community mobilization
* community crisis response
* critical incident stress management
Addiction and Mental Health Services provide a range of services for individuals, youth, and family members affected by substance misuse abuse, problematic gambling and mental health issues.
Services include:
* individual counselling and support
* family and natural support
* psycho-education
* therapeutic groups
* psychiatric services
* substance replacement therapy
* community and educational services related to prevention/education, health promotion and community mobilization
* community crisis response
* critical incident stress management
Addiction and Mental Health Services provide a range of services for individuals, youth, and family members affected by substance misuse abuse, problematic gambling and mental health issues.
Services include:
* individual counselling and support
* family and natural support
* psycho-education
* therapeutic groups
* psychiatric services
* substance replacement therapy
* community and educational services related to prevention/education, health promotion and community mobilization
* community crisis response
* critical incident stress management
Addiction and Mental Health Services provide a range of services for individuals, youth, and family members affected by substance misuse, problem gambling and mental health issues.
Services include:
* individual counselling and support
* family and natural support
* psycho-education
* therapeutic groups
* psychiatric services
* substance replacement therapy
* community and educational services related to prevention/education, health promotion and community mobilization
* community crisis response
* critical incident stress management
Addiction and Mental Health Services provide a range of services for individuals, youth, and family members affected by substance misuse, problematic gambling and mental health issues.
Services include:
* individual counselling and support
* family and natural support
* psycho-education
* therapeutic groups
* psychiatric services
* substance replacement therapy
* community and educational services related to prevention/education, health promotion and community mobilization
* community crisis response
* critical incident stress management
Provides a safe therapeutic environment for detoxification treatment of substances/alcohol and/or gambling abuse/dependance and relapse prevention.
Provides a safe therapeutic environment for detoxification treatment of substances/alcohol and/or gambling abuse/dependance and relapse prevention.
During their stay in detox, an individual receives support, attends educational sessions, and undergoes medical and psychosocial assessments.
Provides a safe therapeutic environment for detoxification treatment of substances/alcohol and/or gambling abuse/dependance and relapse prevention.
Provides a safe therapeutic environment for detoxification treatment of substances/alcohol and/or gambling abuse/dependance and relapse prevention.
The psychiatric Unit at the Chaleur Regional Hospital provides inpatient services to individuals suffering from an acute episode of mental illness that include:
* Assessment and diagnosis
* Treatment, support, rehabilitation and social integration
* Other specialized services according to individual needs
* Participation in the development of a treatment plan and in discharge planning
The psychiatric Unit at the Campbellton Regional Hospital provides inpatient services to individuals suffering from an acute episode of mental illness that include:
* Assessment and diagnosis
* Treatment, support, rehabilitation and social integration
* Other specialized services according to individual needs
* Participation in the development of a treatment plan and in discharge planning
The psychiatric Unit at the Edmundston Regional Hospital Centre provides inpatient services to individuals suffering from an acute episode of mental illness that include:
* Assessment and diagnosis
* Treatment, support, rehabilitation and social integration
* Other specialized services according to individual needs
* Participation in the development of a treatment plan and in discharge planning
The Psychiatric Unit at the Dr. Everett Chalmers Regional Hospital provides inpatient services to individuals suffering from an acute episode of mental illness. The service generaly includes assessment, stabilization, diagnosis, treatment and consultation.
Follow-up care is provided by community-based Addictions and Mental Health services.
The Psychiatric Unit at the Miramichi Regional Hospital provides inpatient services to individuals suffering from an acute episode of mental illness. The service generaly includes assessment, stabilization, diagnosis, treatment and consultation.
Follow-up care is provided by community-based Addictions and Mental Health services.
The Psychiatric Unit at the Moncton Hospital provides inpatient services to individuals suffering from an acute episode of mental illness. The service generaly includes assessment, stabilization, diagnosis, treatment and consultation.
Follow-up care is provided by community-based Addictions and Mental Health services.
The psychiatric Unit at the Dr. Georges-L.-Dumont University Hospital Centre provides inpatient services to individuals suffering from an acute episode of mental illness that include:
* Assessment and diagnosis
* Treatment, support, rehabilitation and social integration
* Other specialized services according to individual needs
* Participation in the development of a treatment plan and in discharge planning
The Psychiatric Unit at the Saint John Regional Hospital provides inpatient services to individuals suffering from an acute episode of mental illness. The service generaly includes assessment, stabilization, diagnosis, treatment and consultation.
Follow-up care is provided by community-based Addictions and Mental Health services.
Intensive Day Treatment (IDT) is a four to six week community-based service offered to individuals living in the Greater Moncton region (Albert, Westmorland and Kent counties) and in First Nation communities (Elsipogtog, Fort Folly, Bouctouche and Indian Island).
This specialized service offers individualized recovery plans to adults 19 years or older who are experiencing substance use and/or gambling with or without associated mental health issues. Services are primarily offered in a group format.
Kids Help Phone offers free telephone, chat and texting support to children and youth 24/7 in French and English. Youth can be anonymous and will receive professional counselling, information and referrals. Call 1-800-668-6868, visit kidshelpphone.ca for online resources or Text “Talk” to 686868 You can also download the “Always There” App.
Located throughout the province and run by, and for, persons living with mental illness, activity centres have a focus on mental illness prevention and mental health promotion. Their self-help programs are varied and are based according to local needs and interests. These centres promote community integration by providing social, vocational, recreational and advocacy activities. They help people become more independent of formal services by means of peer support, education, and mutual aid.
Located throughout the province and run by, and for, persons living with mental illness, activity centres have a focus on mental illness prevention and mental health promotion. Their self-help programs are varied and are based according to local needs and interests. These centres promote community integration by providing social, vocational, recreational and advocacy activities. They help people become more independent of formal services by means of peer support, education, and mutual aid.
Located throughout the province and run by, and for, persons living with mental illness, activity centres have a focus on mental illness prevention and mental health promotion. Their self-help programs are varied and are based according to local needs and interests. These centres promote community integration by providing social, vocational, recreational and advocacy activities. They help people become more independent of formal services by means of peer support, education, and mutual aid.
Located throughout the province and run by, and for, persons living with mental illness, activity centres have a focus on mental illness prevention and mental health promotion. Their self-help programs are varied and are based according to local needs and interests. These centres promote community integration by providing social, vocational, recreational and advocacy activities. They help people become more independent of formal services by means of peer support, education, and mutual aid.
Located throughout the province and run by, and for, persons living with mental illness, activity centres have a focus on mental illness prevention and mental health promotion. Their self-help programs are varied and are based according to local needs and interests. These centres promote community integration by providing social, vocational, recreational and advocacy activities. They help people become more independent of formal services by means of peer support, education, and mutual aid.
Located throughout the province and run by, and for, persons living with mental illness, activity centres have a focus on mental illness prevention and mental health promotion. Their self-help programs are varied and are based according to local needs and interests. These centres promote community integration by providing social, vocational, recreational and advocacy activities. They help people become more independent of formal services by means of peer support, education, and mutual aid.
Located throughout the province and run by, and for, persons living with mental illness, activity centres have a focus on mental illness prevention and mental health promotion. Their self-help programs are varied and are based according to local needs and interests. These centres promote community integration by providing social, vocational, recreational and advocacy activities. They help people become more independent of formal services by means of peer support, education, and mutual aid.
Located throughout the province and run by, and for, persons living with mental illness, activity centres have a focus on mental illness prevention and mental health promotion. Their self-help programs are varied and are based according to local needs and interests. These centres promote community integration by providing social, vocational, recreational and advocacy activities. They help people become more independent of formal services by means of peer support, education, and mutual aid.
Located throughout the province and run by, and for, persons living with mental illness, activity centres have a focus on mental illness prevention and mental health promotion. Their self-help programs are varied and are based according to local needs and interests. These centres promote community integration by providing social, vocational, recreational and advocacy activities. They help people become more independent of formal services by means of peer support, education, and mutual aid.
Located throughout the province and run by, and for, persons living with mental illness, activity centres have a focus on mental illness prevention and mental health promotion. Their self-help programs are varied and are based according to local needs and interests. These centres promote community integration by providing social, vocational, recreational and advocacy activities. They help people become more independent of formal services by means of peer support, education, and mutual aid.
Lonewater Farm is a long term live-in recovery centre for men in the early stages of recovery. Individual and group counselling offered. Residents can stay for a period of up to 90 days.
Mental Health Recovery Services is a wellness and recovery-based service for individuals living with a long-term and persistent mental health illness.
Clients must be formally connected to the Community Mental Health Clinic, be 18 years or older, and have a severe and persistent mental illness.
Opened Mon-Fri 8:30 – 4:30
Service focusing on a positive future for adults.
Working with individuals to help them meet their recovery goals, such as returning to school, finding employment or an apartment and re-establishing social groups.
Addiction and mental health social workers and/or nurses provide timely and well-coordinated responses to people who are experiencing a mental health crisis and who require assessment or intervention in the community.
Hours of Operation:
Daily 12:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.
Addiction and mental health social workers and/or nurses provide timely and well-coordinated responses to people who are experiencing a mental health crisis and who require assessment or intervention in the community.
Hours of Operation:
Daily 11:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m.
The Mobile Crisis Response (MCR) Team provides timely intervention, support and short term crisis management for children, youth and adults experiencing an important emotional distress relative to addiction and mental health.
MCR Teams offer support to families, friends, community agencies and others to manage addiction and mental health crisis through education, outreach and consultations.
Hours of Operation:
Monday – Friday 4:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Saturday/Sunday/Holidays 12:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
The Mobile Crisis Response (MCR) Team provides timely intervention, support and short term crisis management for children, youth and adults experiencing an important emotional distress relative to addiction and mental health.
MCR Teams offer support to families, friends, community agencies and others to manage addiction and mental health crisis through education, outreach and consultations.
Hours of Operation:
Monday – Friday 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Saturday/Sunday/Holidays 12:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
The Mobile Crisis Response (MCR) Team provides timely intervention, support and short term crisis management for children, youth and adults experiencing an important emotional distress relative to addiction and mental health.
MCR Teams offer support to families, friends, community agencies and others to manage addiction and mental health crisis through education, outreach and consultations.
Hours of Operation:
Monday – Friday 4:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Saturday/Sunday/Holidays 12:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
The Mobile Crisis Response (MCR) Team provides timely intervention, support and short term crisis management for children, youth and adults experiencing an important emotional distress relative to addiction and mental health.
MCR Teams offer support to families, friends, community agencies and others to manage addiction and mental health crisis through education, outreach and consultations.
Hours of Operation:
Daily 12:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Addiction and mental health social workers and/or nurses provide timely and well-coordinated responses to people who are experiencing a mental health crisis and who require assessment or intervention in the community.
Hours of Operation:
Monday – Friday 4:30 p.m. to midnight
Weekends 3:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m.
Addiction and mental health social workers and/or nurses provide timely and well-coordinated responses to people who are experiencing a mental health crisis and who require assessment or intervention in the community.
Hours of Operation:
Daily 8:15 a.m. to midnight
The Mobile Crisis Response (MCR) Team provides timely intervention, support and short term crisis management for children, youth and adults experiencing an important emotional distress relative to addiction and mental health.
MCR Teams offer support to families, friends, community agencies and others to manage addiction and mental health crisis through education, outreach and consultations.
Hours of Operation:
Daily 12:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Addiction and mental health social workers and/or nurses provide timely and well-coordinated responses to people who are experiencing a mental health crisis and who require assessment or intervention in the community.
Hours of Operation:
12 p.m. – 8 p.m. 7 days a week
The Mobile Crisis Response (MCR) Team provides timely intervention, support and short term crisis management for children, youth and adults experiencing an important emotional distress relative to addiction and mental health.
MCR Teams offer support to families, friends, community agencies and others to manage addiction and mental health crisis through education, outreach and consultations.
Hours of Operation:
Daily 12:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.
Addiction and mental health social workers and/or nurses provide timely and well-coordinated responses to people who are experiencing a mental health crisis and who require assessment or intervention in the community.
Hours of Operation:
Daily 2:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m.
The Mobile Crisis Response (MCR) Team provides timely intervention, support and short term crisis management for children, youth and adults experiencing an important emotional distress relative to addiction and mental health.
MCR Teams offer support to families, friends, community agencies and others to manage addiction and mental health crisis through education, outreach and consultations.
Hours of Operation:
Daily 12:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.
The Mobile Crisis Response (MCR) Team provides timely intervention, support and short term crisis management for children, youth and adults experiencing an important emotional distress relative to addiction and mental health.
MCR Teams offer support to families, friends, community agencies and others to manage addiction and mental health crisis through education, outreach and consultations.
Hours of Operation:
Monday – Friday 4:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Saturday/Sunday/Holidays 12:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Addiction and mental health social workers and/or nurses provide timely and well-coordinated responses to people who are experiencing a mental health crisis and who require assessment or intervention in the community.
Hours of Operation:
Daily 8:15 a.m. to midnight
Addiction and mental health social workers and/or nurses provide timely and well-coordinated responses to people who are experiencing a mental health crisis and who require assessment or intervention in the community.
Hours of Operation:
Daily 8:15 a.m. to midnight
Addiction and mental health social workers and/or nurses provide timely and well-coordinated responses to people who are experiencing a mental health crisis and who require assessment or intervention in the community.
Hours of Operation:
Daily 8:15 a.m. to midnight
The Mobile Crisis Response (MCR) Team provides timely intervention, support and short term crisis management for children, youth and adults experiencing an important emotional distress relative to addiction and mental health.
MCR Teams offer support to families, friends, community agencies and others to manage addiction and mental health crisis through education, outreach and consultations.
Hours of Operation:
Monday – Friday 4:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Saturday/Sunday/Holidays 12:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Addiction and mental health social workers and/or nurses provide timely and well-coordinated responses to people who are experiencing a mental health crisis and who require assessment or intervention in the community.
Hours of Operation:
Daily 2:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.
The Mobile Crisis Response (MCR) Team provides timely intervention, support and short term crisis management for children, youth and adults experiencing an important emotional distress relative to addiction and mental health.
MCR Teams offer support to families, friends, community agencies and others to manage addiction and mental health crisis through education, outreach and consultations.
Hours of Operation:
Daily 12:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
The Centre offers services to individuals with FASD and their family and to the professionals working with them. These services can consist of:
* Prevention;
* Diagnosis (for children up to 18 years of age);
* Intervention and support.
The Centre holds 24 diagnostic clinics every year. It is a member of the Canada FASD Research Network.
Located throughout the province and run by, and for, persons living with mental illness, activity centres have a focus on mental illness prevention and mental health promotion. Their self-help programs are varied and are based according to local needs and interests. These centres promote community integration by providing social, vocational, recreational and advocacy activities. They help people become more independent of formal services by means of peer support, education, and mutual aid.
Located throughout the province and run by, and for, persons living with mental illness, activity centres have a focus on mental illness prevention and mental health promotion. Their self-help programs are varied and are based according to local needs and interests. These centres promote community integration by providing social, vocational, recreational and advocacy activities. They help people become more independent of formal services by means of peer support, education, and mutual aid.
Located throughout the province and run by, and for, persons living with mental illness, activity centres have a focus on mental illness prevention and mental health promotion. Their self-help programs are varied and are based according to local needs and interests. These centres promote community integration by providing social, vocational, recreational and advocacy activities. They help people become more independent of formal services by means of peer support, education, and mutual aid.
The Restigouche Autism Center provides our community with information pertaining to autism, as well as a place for families to develop a support network. We welcome individuals with autism, their families and caregivers, professionals and students in the health care and education systems, as well as anyone touched by autism.
The Restigouche Hospital Centre offers long-term specialized services. Although located in Campbellton, it has a provincial mandate in the area of forensic psychiatry.
It provides services to patients who have been referred by a doctor.
Ridgewood Addiction Services provides a range of services for individuals, youth and family affected by substance abuse and gambling.
Services Include: Detoxification, Assessment, Outpatient counselling, Group counselling and support, Referral, Rehabilitation
Located throughout the province and run by, and for, persons living with mental illness, activity centres have a focus on mental illness prevention and mental health promotion. Their self-help programs are varied and are based according to local needs and interests. These centres promote community integration by providing social, vocational, recreational and advocacy activities. They help people become more independent of formal services by means of peer support, education, and mutual aid.
The mission of the Schizophrenia Society of New Brunswick is “To improve the quality of life for those affected by schizophrenia and psychosis through education, support programs, public policy and research”.
The mission of the Schizophrenia Society of New Brunswick is “To improve the quality of life for those affected by schizophrenia and psychosis through education, support programs, public policy and research”.
A four-week residential recovery experience for individuals who require a more intensive treatment to support ongoing recovery and positive lifestyle change.
Social Supports NB is a user-friendly website that helps New Brunswick seniors, families and caregivers navigate dozens of government programs and community services. From housing and income support to health services and more, we’ve got the details.
Sophia Recovery Centre is a non-profit organization, providing essential non-residential treatment for women recovering from addiction.
Provide interventions to reduce the harm associated with illicit drug use by providing access to opioid replacement medications, counselling and other community-based services.
Provide interventions to reduce the harm associated with illicit drug use by providing access to opioid replacement medications, counselling and other community-based services.
Provide interventions to reduce the harm associated with illicit drug use by providing access to opioid replacement medications, counselling and other community-based services.
Provide interventions to reduce the harm associated with illicit drug use by providing access to opioid replacement medications, counselling and other community-based services.
Provide interventions to reduce the harm associated with illicit drug use by providing access to opioid replacement medications, counselling and other community-based services.
The Upper Valley Autism Resource Centre Inc. is a non-profit community-based organization. Our mandate is to provide support, resources, services and information to individuals, families, caregivers and professionals dealing with Autism Spectrum Disorders.
Addiction Services provide a range of services for individuals and family members affected by substance misuse and problematic gambling. Addiction Services are integrated with Mental Health Services, in order to provide an individualized recovery- based approach.
Walk- in Services: If you need help, you can call us 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. You can also come to see us in person without an appointment: A health professional will assess your situation and needs and may suggest outpatient follow-up services or other services.
Outpatient follow-up services: A health professional will help you prepare a recovery plan based on your priorities and choices.
This recovery plan may include the following:
* Individual, couple, family or group sessions for people with addictions
* Group therapy
* A plan to stop or reduce your consumption (harm reduction)
* Admission to detox
Addiction Services provide a range of services for individuals and family members affected by substance misuse and problematic gambling. Addiction Services are integrated with Mental Health Services, in order to provide an individualized recovery- based approach.
Walk- in Services: If you need help, you can call us 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. You can also come to see us in person without an appointment: A health professional will assess your situation and needs and may suggest outpatient follow-up services or other services.
Outpatient follow-up services: A health professional will help you prepare a recovery plan based on your priorities and choices.
This recovery plan may include the following:
* Individual, couple, family or group sessions for people with addictions
* Group therapy
* A plan to stop or reduce your consumption (harm reduction)
* Admission to detox
Addiction Services provide a range of services for individuals and family members affected by substance misuse and problematic gambling. Addiction Services are integrated with Mental Health Services, in order to provide an individualized recovery- based approach.
Walk- in Services: If you need help, you can call us 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. You can also come to see us in person without an appointment: A health professional will assess your situation and needs and may suggest outpatient follow-up services or other services.
Outpatient follow-up services: A health professional will help you prepare a recovery plan based on your priorities and choices.
This recovery plan may include the following:
* Individual, couple, family or group sessions for people with addictions
* Group therapy
* A plan to stop or reduce your consumption (harm reduction)
* Admission to detox
Addiction Services provide a range of services for individuals and family members affected by substance misuse and problematic gambling. Addiction Services are integrated with Mental Health Services, in order to provide an individualized recovery- based approach.
Walk- in Services: If you need help, you can call us 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. You can also come to see us in person without an appointment: A health professional will assess your situation and needs and may suggest outpatient follow-up services or other services.
Outpatient follow-up services: A health professional will help you prepare a recovery plan based on your priorities and choices.
This recovery plan may include the following:
* Individual, couple, family or group sessions for people with addictions
* Group therapy
* A plan to stop or reduce your consumption (harm reduction)
* Admission to detox
Addiction Services provide a range of services for individuals and family members affected by substance misuse and problematic gambling. Addiction Services are integrated with Mental Health Services, in order to provide an individualized recovery- based approach.
Walk- in Services: If you need help, you can call us 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. You can also come to see us in person without an appointment: A health professional will assess your situation and needs and may suggest outpatient follow-up services or other services.
Outpatient follow-up services: A health professional will help you prepare a recovery plan based on your priorities and choices.
This recovery plan may include the following:
* Individual, couple, family or group sessions for people with addictions
* Group therapy
* A plan to stop or reduce your consumption (harm reduction)
* Admission to detox
Addiction Services provide a range of services for individuals and family members affected by substance misuse and problematic gambling. Addiction Services are integrated with Mental Health Services, in order to provide an individualized recovery- based approach.
Walk- in Services: If you need help, you can call us 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. You can also come to see us in person without an appointment: A health professional will assess your situation and needs and may suggest outpatient follow-up services or other services.
Outpatient follow-up services: A health professional will help you prepare a recovery plan based on your priorities and choices.
This recovery plan may include the following:
* Individual, couple, family or group sessions for people with addictions
* Group therapy
* A plan to stop or reduce your consumption (harm reduction)
* Admission to detox
Provides a safe therapeutic environment for detoxification treatment of substances/alcohol and/or gambling abuse/dependance and relapse.
During their stay in detox, an individual receives support, attends educational sessions, and undergoes medical and psychosocial assessments.
Provides a safe therapeutic environment for detoxification treatment of substances/alcohol and/or gambling abuse/dependance and relapse.
During their stay in detox, an individual receives support, attends educational sessions, and undergoes medical and psychosocial assessments.
Provides a safe therapeutic environment for detoxification treatment of substances/alcohol and/or gambling abuse/dependance and relapse.
During their stay in detox, an individual receives support, attends educational sessions, and undergoes medical and psychosocial assessments.
Admission is voluntary. An individual can end their treatment at any time.
The objective of opioid addiction treatment is to help reduce the harms cause by opioids through:
* Support and counselling
* Individual and group services
* Disease education and prevention programs
* Support accessing other services offered in the community
* Methodone/suboxone maintenance treatment
The objective of opioid addiction treatment is to help reduce the harms cause by opioids through:
* Support and counselling
* Individual and group services
* Disease education and prevention programs
* Support accessing other services offered in the community
* Methodone/suboxone maintenance treatment
The objective of opioid addiction treatment is to help reduce the harms cause by opioids through:
* Support and counselling
* Individual and group services
* Disease education and prevention programs
* Support accessing other services offered in the community
* Methodone/suboxone maintenance treatment
The objective of opioid addiction treatment is to help reduce the harms cause by opioids through:
* Support and counselling
* Individual and group services
* Disease education and prevention programs
* Support accessing other services offered in the community
* Methodone/suboxone maintenance treatment
This provincial service offers residential rehabilitation treatment services for people with mental health and addiction problems. During their stay, an individual receives help to stay clean in combination with therapy depending on their needs.
The treatment may last from 30 to 90 days depending on the individual’s needs and objectives. The services are very personalized.
The service is provided in Campbellton. It can handle up to 12 people at a time. New admissions occur weekly. The service is available to any New Brunswicker with mental health and addiction problems whose needs may or must be treated in a residential setting may receive this service.
To request this service, talk to a health professional who knows you well and who is participating in your treatment. This person could make the request for you.
Community Mental Health Services provide a range of services for individuals and family members. Mental Health Services are integrated with Addiction Services, in order to provide an individualized recovery- based approach.
Services include:
Assessment of your situation and needs;
Individual and group therapy;
Education and psychological support;
Crisis Intervention;
Counselling after a traumatic event;
Counselling, rehabilitation services and support;
Psychiatric consultations;
Suicide prevention and intervention
Any adult who thinks they need our services may call us directly. You DON’T NEED to be referred by a doctor. A professional may also request services for a patient.
Community Mental Health Services provide a range of services for individuals and family members. Mental Health Services are integrated with Addiction Services, in order to provide an individualized recovery- based approach.
Services include:
Assessment of your situation and needs;
Individual and group therapy;
Education and psychological support;
Crisis Intervention;
Counselling after a traumatic event;
Counselling, rehabiliation services and support;
Psychiatric consultations;
Suicide prevention and intervention
Any adult who thinks they need our services may call us directly. You DON’T NEED to be referred by a doctor. A professional may also request services for a patient.
Community Mental Health Services provide a range of services for individuals and family members. Mental Health Services are integrated with Addiction Services, in order to provide an individualized recovery- based approach.
Services include:
Assessment of your situation and needs;
Individual and group therapy;
Education and psychological support;
Crisis Intervention;
Counselling after a traumatic event;
Counselling, rehabilitation services and support;
Psychiatric consultations;
Suicide prevention and intervention
Any adult who thinks they need our services may call us directly. You DON’T NEED to be referred by a doctor. A professional may also request services for a patient.
Community Mental Health Services provide a range of services for individuals and family members. Mental Health Services are integrated with Addiction Services, in order to provide an individualized recovery- based approach.
Services include:
Assessment of your situation and needs;
Individual and group therapy;
Education and psychological support;
Crisis Intervention;
Counselling after a traumatic event;
Counselling, rehabiliation services and support;
Psychiatric consultations;
Suicide prevention and intervention
Any adult who thinks they need our services may call us directly. You DON’T NEED to be referred by a doctor. A professional may also request services for a patient.
Community Mental Health Services provide a range of services for individuals and family members. Mental Health Services are integrated with Addiction Services, in order to provide an individualized recovery- based approach.
Services include:
Assessment of your situation and needs;
Individual and group therapy;
Education and psychological support;
Crisis Intervention;
Counselling after a traumatic event;
Counselling, rehabiliation services and support;
Psychiatric consultations;
Suicide prevention and intervention
Any adult who thinks they need our services may call us directly. You DON’T NEED to be referred by a doctor. A professional may also request services for a patient.
Community Mental Health Services provide a range of services for individuals and family members. Mental Health Services are integrated with Addiction Services, in order to provide an individualized recovery- based approach.
Services include:
Assessment of your situation and needs;
Individual and group therapy;
Education and psychological support;
Crisis Intervention;
Counselling after a traumatic event;
Counselling, rehabiliation services and support;
Psychiatric consultations;
Suicide prevention and intervention
Any adult who thinks they need our services may call us directly. You DON’T NEED to be referred by a doctor. A professional may also request services for a patient.
Community Mental Health Services provide a range of services for individuals and family members. Mental Health Services are integrated with Addiction Services, in order to provide an individualized recovery- based approach.
Services include:
Assessment of your situation and needs;
Individual and group therapy;
Education and psychological support;
Crisis Intervention;
Counselling after a traumatic event;
Counselling, rehabiliation services and support;
Psychiatric consultations;
Suicide prevention and intervention
Any adult who thinks they need our services may call us directly. You DON’T NEED to be referred by a doctor. A professional may also request services for a patient.
Community Mental Health Services provide a range of services for individuals and family members. Mental Health Services are integrated with Addiction Services, in order to provide an individualized recovery- based approach.
Services include:
Assessment of your situation and needs;
Individual and group therapy;
Education and psychological support;
Crisis Intervention;
Counselling after a traumatic event;
Counselling, rehabiliation services and support;
Psychiatric consultations;
Suicide prevention and intervention
Any adult who thinks they need our services may call us directly. You DON’T NEED to be referred by a doctor. A professional may also request services for a patient.
Community Mental Health Services provide a range of services for individuals and family members. Mental Health Services are integrated with Addiction Services, in order to provide an individualized recovery- based approach.
Services include:
Assessment of your situation and needs;
Individual and group therapy;
Education and psychological support;
Crisis Intervention;
Counselling after a traumatic event;
Counselling, rehabiliation services and support;
Psychiatric consultations;
Suicide prevention and intervention
Any adult who thinks they need our services may call us directly. You DON’T NEED to be referred by a doctor. A professional may also request services for a patient.
Community Mental Health Services provide a range of services for individuals and family members. Mental Health Services are integrated with Addiction Services, in order to provide an individualized recovery- based approach.
Services include:
Assessment of your situation and needs;
Individual and group therapy;
Education and psychological support;
Crisis Intervention;
Counselling after a traumatic event;
Counselling, rehabiliation services and support;
Psychiatric consultations;
Suicide prevention and intervention
Any adult who thinks they need our services may call us directly. You DON’T NEED to be referred by a doctor. A professional may also request services for a patient.