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Programs that help lead to healthier emotional and mental well-being. Includes, helplines, educational and information programs, and general support programs. For support groups, click here. For counselling click here.
A partnership of government and community agencies led by the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH). Visit website for full list of partners.
Provides an 8-week virtual grief group for children and youth ages 7-18 years, facilitated by a registered social worker, a pediatric advanced care team and a certified music therapist. Sessions include:
- Songwriting
- Mindfulness activities
- Group discussion
Note: Concurrent support is provided by phone/video to the parents/caregivers of the children and youth (pre-scheduled, not at the same time as the group).
Offeres free courses, webinars, workshops, supports, and events for individuals to learn about mental health and connect with others, share experiences. Course topics are varied and might include:
- Insights of anxiety
- Conquering negative thoughts
- How to support a loved one and more
The course calendar is published on a bi-annual basis, visit website to find the most current course calendar.
- Obtain information
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- Referrals to services offered to CF families
Provides a free 8-week course to educate, support, and equip individuals who have a loved one living with a mental health concern. Course includes
- Exploring treatment and community resources
- Learn and practice self-care, boundaries, communication, and de-escalation
Counsellors work in a variety of areas such as mental health and addictions, schools, career counselling. individual and family therapy, and music therapy.
Note: Not all listed professionals are accepting new clients
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Provides in-person eight week peer to peer grief support groups. Groups are small and participants share their experiences and support each other.
Individuals experiencing a mental health crisis can call and speak with a mental health professional (registered nurse or social worker) who can provide telephone support, problem solving, assessment of risk to safety, and link callers to appropriate resources within the hospital and/or community. If needed, a mobile mental health team can be dispatched to the caller.
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