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• assessment
• consultation
• time-limited supports (30-90 days)
• short-term case management
• short-term day program supports
• access to hospital services
• short-term staffing supports

• supportive counselling for parents and families dealing with cultural and inter-generational conflict- culturally and linguistically responsive
• positive parenting strategies and helps families understand the range of supports available
• crisis intervention and risk assessment, system navigational support, linkages to resources for youth and families
• support in areas such as challenges or conflict over social norms, family violence/breakdown, mental health, developmental disability, dealing with anxiety and stress, identifying abusive behaviours and healthy versus unhealthy relationships, coping strategies for families dealing with separation, divorce, co-parenting or parenting in blended families

• Housing and Support in Peel (HASP) in partnership with Supportive Housing in Peel (SHIP) delivers housing support services to clients residing in SHIP units including case management, service coordination, and person-centred centered support planning
• advocates with landlords, hospitals, psychiatrists
• skills development to improve quality of life, resolve day to day conflicts, manage setbacks and increase independence and housing stability

• support to victims of domestic violence navigating the family court system
• helps clients understand their rights and to make informed decisions on matters related to custody, child support, spousal support, and division of property and assets
• helps clients to understand and navigate court appearances and lawyer appointments; safety planning and risk assessments
• assistance documenting the history of abuse
• court accompaniment where appropriate

• culturally sensitive counselling for women who are victims of domestic/family violence and abuse
• crisis intervention, counselling, risk assessment, safety planning, transitional support, educational workshops, assistance with legal issues and advocacy, and referrals to community resources
• women's groups to support health and wellness
• support groups for women and children who have witnessed partner abuse through the Helping End Abuse for Life (HEAL) network
• French service through partners OASIS or La Maison d'Hébergement (see separate listing)

• drop-in, safe space, for settlement information with a 2SLGTBQ+ lens
• private, confidential, one-to-one settlement support
• peer mentoring
• referral to other services
• workshops and information sessions
• resource library, and social activities such as movies, art and crafts
• promotes welcoming communities through community presentations and information sessions

• individual, family and group counselling, and mutual support groups
• service coordination and referral to treatment

• referrals to outside resources, including housing, social services, legal and medical help, skills training, cultural groups, and recreational programs
• assistance with documation and completing applications

• homework club, individual tutoring, education counselling, leadership development, and summer recreation programs
• workshops such as job interview skills, employment training, driver education, health and sexual health, education options
• parent supports such as counselling, school and child welfare systems navigation, assistance accessing child care and completing subsidies applications
• assistance accessing free or affordable community programs

• participates in LINC (Language Instruction for Newcomers to Canada) in English, upon assessment by YMCA of Greater Toronto, see separate listing

• income support
• death benefit
• disability benefits
• health care benefits
• caregiver benefit
• prisoner of war compensation
• War Veterans Allowance

• intensive short-term crisis intervention
• child, youth and parent counselling
• youth justice programs, including diversion and rehabilitation
• transitions to adult services
• parenting support, courses and groups
• housing supports
• educational groups for youth
• volunteer opportunities

• call or visit hospital website for updates on entryway restrictions, current visitor policies and appointment cancellations

• emergency, see separate listing
• cancer care including care for children
• cardiac care
• geriatric assessment clinic
• obstetrics, neonatal care and pediatrics
• rehabilitation including Seniors and Rehabilitation Day Hospital
• renal care
• sleep disorder diagnosis and treatment

• inpatient, intensive outpatient and community-based services
• child and adolescent services
• eating disorders treatment, see separate listing
• addictions and concurrent disorders

• Violence Against Women Program
• counselling for male survivors of sexual abuse
• social reform, public education and advocacy

• support available to victims/partners of offender including safety planning, referrals to community resources, and information on offender's progress

A collaborative care model integrating geriatric medicine and geriatric psychiatry anchored in primary care where the primary care provider remains the most responsible provider * medical psychiatry team includes registered nurses, an occupational therapist, a geriatrician, a geriatric psychiatrist and a primary care provider * under the supervision of geriatric specialists, RN Care Managers and allied health professionals will work with the patient and the primary care provider to manage both the mental and physical health needs with a collaborative care intervention for up to 16 weeks

• 24/7 crisis response
• prevention and early intervention
• individual, group and family counselling
• Wraparound Process
• consultation for families at child care centres and EarlyON Child and Family Centres
• Best Start programs
• day treatment, school-based programs, residential treatment
• case management for children with complex mental health needs
• respite services
• arson prevention
• child witness preparation
• sexual abuse treatment
• youth assessment by court referral

• EarlyOn, Early Abilities, Family Group Conferencing programs are cancelled

• consultation and support to child care centres to enhance their ability to serve children with special needs
• Early Abilities Preschool Speech and Language -- speech and language services for children from birth-junior kindergarten

• extended family group members participate in the decision-making process to ensure the safety and well-being of children at risk or in need of protection

Ontario Structured Psychotherapy (OSP) services in Brampton, Halton and Mississauga are delivered through a network of organizations led by CarePoint Health * in-person or virtual cognitive-behavioural therapy in a one-on-one format * client will be matched with a therapist for 10-12 sessions held weekly for 5-60 minutes

Services can be provided for:

• depression and low mood
• generalized anxiety and worry
• health anxiety
• obsessive-compulsive concerns
• other anxiety and stress-related problems
• post-traumatic stress
• social anxiety and performance fears
• specific fears
• unexpected panic attacks and agoraphobic fears
• different supports are available to meet client's needs including individual or group psychotherapy
• cognitive-behavioural approaches focus on practical strategies and skills to manage problems that happen in everyday life

• residents may apply for Connected for Success, low-cost internet access through Rogers, contact housing office

• short and long-term counselling and case management for individuals with mental health and substance use issues
• grants and financial support individuals experiencing housing issues
• mobile outreach for people living on the streets or who are under-housed and have mental health and addiction issues
• court support, and pre-charge diversion program (Caledon)
• system navigation and case management for seniors experiencing neglect and abuse

• 3 week program with ongoing intake, and access to interdisciplinary team
• educational workshops focussed on healthy coping skills and relapse prevention
• weekly individual counselling sessions
• daily at home recovery based assignments
• support in developing continuing care plan
• referrals to appropriate service providers and access to other resources
• access to continuing care groups and other wrap around virtual supports such as trauma groups, family support group
• access to nurse practitioner services, if needed

• pretreatment services and continuing care for 2 years
• counselling services for women who have experienced trauma and who have completed the general program
• family education and counselling
• child care and child development services available
• program for women with concurrent disorders currently in the criminal justice system

• service coordination and case management
• access to support and counselling (individual, family, group), and child development services

In addition to providing structured, challenging academic programs for all of its students, Wildwood is also designed to provide the support that children with learning disabilities, Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) need to achieve their goals

• programs are tailored for children with three distinct placements
• teacher ratios of 14:1 allowing teachers to cater not just to students' academic needs but also to their behavourial and social needs
• curriculum is presented through Direct Instruction (D.I.) programs and methodology

COVID-19 Service Change: FREE call in counselling is being provided via phone rather than in-person. Call 289-291-5396 to be contacted by a counsellor within 24 business hours. 24/7 COAST Crisis Line is available at 1-877-825-9011

Programs and services include:

Case Management

• helps people manage symptoms in positive ways, get the right care, find a place to live, make healthy choices, and connect to others who can help

Information and Referral

• provides information on mental health, addictions, and services to promote improved health and well-being
• provides current and comprehensive information for people who have a mental health and/or addiction concerns as well as family members, friends, physicians, health care workers, or service providers

Crisis Outreach and Support Team (COAST)

• provides telephone support and mobile intervention to persons who are in crisis and have a mental health concern

Education and Training

• offer a range of workshops, courses, training, groups, and services to promote positive health and create a supportive community

Free Walk-In Counselling: temporarily on hold until further notice * service is being provided via phone rather than in person * call 289-291-5396 and a counsellor will contact within 24 hours, Mon-Fri


Transitional Case Management Program:

• Dual Diagnosis Program: for people who have both a mental health concern and /or intellectual disability
• Justice Services: providing assistance and court support services for people who have a mental health/addiction concern and are involved in the criminal justice system
• Court Support: for people who have a mental health and/or addiction concern and are accused of an offence * help patients get the mental health and/or addictions support they need while they are in the midst of court proceedings, such as the community treatment court
• Release from Custody: help people to reintegrate back into the community in a safe and supportive manner

Peer Support Program

• virtual peer support groups * weekly drop-in groups * email peermentors@cmhahrb.ca for more information

Services and Programs:

• COAST - Crisis Outreach and Support Team
• Education and Training
• Equilibrium - Mood Disorder Support Group

• Autism Services -- for current ABA and IBI clients (call 416-240-1111 ext 2359 or 2260) and current/new Private Pay autism clients (call 416-240-1111 ext 2271)
• Child Care Consultation, Counselling Services, and Day Treatment -- support to existing clients through phone
• Walk In Counselling Program -- through phone, call 647-272-8482, Mon-Fri 8:30 am-4:30 pm to book single session

• service coordination, assessment, treatment and consultation services
• individual, family and group counselling
• accredited by Children's Mental Health Ontario, see separate entry ; West End Sexual Abuse Treatment Program (WESAT), see separate entry

• provided through Toronto Autism Applied Behaviour Analysis Services (TA-ABA)
• intake through Surrey Place Centre, see separate entry

• service coordination for registered centre clients
• ECC Walk-in Counselling Services, see separate entry

• health promotion (diabetes education, tobacco prevention, healthy eating, cancer)
• domestic violence support and assistance
• women's and men's group programs
• group programs for youth and children
• parenting programs
• food bank services for abused women
• translation services
• resource development
• diversity training

• short term and long term case management
• early psychosis intervention for youth and adults 14-35 years
• supportive counselling to clients and family members
• concurrent disorder support group
• mobile community support group

• case management
• addictions day program
• groups for men and women
• relapse prevention group
• coping skills for family members
• peer support program
• Sahara Opioid Addiction Program, including case management and prevention support group (collaboration with Home and Community Care Support Services Central West)

• orientation sessions including Canadian laws and norms
• assistance in filling out government forms
• attestation of documents
• translation/interpretation services
• supportive counselling

• Integrated Seniors Team (IST) Program in partnership with Peel Senior Link and Supportive Housing in Peel
• Behavioural Supports Ontario (BSO) Day Program for caregivers of adults with cognitive impairments such as dementia
• education, assessments and capacity development in partnership with other community agencies
• Senior Caregivers Support Day Program, including separate and combined groups for women and men