Phone: 506-776-3876 Horizon Health. 2 Schafer Lane Blackville, N.B. E9B 1P4 Phone: 506-843-2910 Horizon Health. 11300 Rte 130 Waterville, NB E7P 0A4 Phone: (506) 375-5900 Centracare (Psychiatric Hospital) Horizon Health. 414 Bay St. Saint John N.B. E2M 7L4 Phone: 506-649-2550 Psychiatric Unit Horizon Health. 500 Water St. Miramichi, NB E1V 3G5 Phone: 623-3101 Charlotte County Addiction & Mental Health Services Horizon Health. 41 King St. St. Stephen, N.B. E3L 2C1 Phone: 506-466-7380 Fredericton Mental Health Services Horizon Health. 65 Brunswick St. Fredericton, N.B. E3B 1G5 Phone: 506-453-2132 Fredericton Mobile Crisis Team Horizon Health. Phone: 506-453-2132 Grand Manan Addiction and Mental Health Services 130 Route 776, Unit 3 Grand Manan, N.B. E5G 1A3 Phone: 506-662-7023 Hours
Community Addiction and Mental Health Services Horizon Health. Woodstock, N.B. E7M 5C6 Phone:506-325-4419 Psychiatric Patient Advocate Services Horizon Health. 860 Main Street, Suite 505 Moncton, NB ElC 1G2 Phone: 869-6818 Toll-Free: Fax: 869-6101 To inform patients of their rights, to represent them at Tribunal and/or Review Board hearings, and to ensure that the Mental Health Act and the rights of patients be respected at all times. The Service also works with caregivers, patients, families and significant others to ensure an appropriate utilization of the mental health services. Vitalite Health Head Office 275 Main Street Suite 600 Bathurst, NB E2A 1A9 Telephone: Toll-Free: Media Contact : Fax: 506-544-2145 Email: Beauséjour Zone: Northwest Zone: Restigouche Zone: .One of two health regions in NB responsible for providing services to children and youth. Inventory of Vitalite Health services saved from IWK website From Annual report 2010/11 A sector dedicated to child and adolescent psychiatry opened in the Pediatric Unit of the Edmundston Regional Hospital. During their hospital stay, young clients are now treated by a separate multidisciplinary team made up of a nurse specialist, psychiatrist, pediatrician, psychologist, occupational therapist, and social worker. This initiative resulted from the McKee Report, which stressed the importance of providing young clients with mental health services near their place of residence
Fax: 506-523-7678 Paquetville Health Centre Vitalite Health 1096 Parc Street Paquetville, N.B. Phone: 506-764-2424 Tracadie-Sheila Community Mental Health Centre Vitalite Health 3520 Principale Street Tracadie-Sheila, NB E1X 1C9 Phone: 506-394-3760 Fax: 506-394-3770 Bathurst Community Mental Health Centre Vitalite Health 165 St. Andrew Street Bathurst, NB E2A 1C1 Phone: 506-547-2110 Fax: 506-547-2978 Edmundston Community Mental Health Clinic Vitalite Health Carrefour Assomption, Suite 331 Edmundston, NB E3V 3L3 Phone: (506) 735-2070 Fax: (506) 737-4448 Nepisiguit Residential Services Inc. . POB 549 Petit-Rocher NB E0B 2E0 Phone: 506-783-4256 Non-profit organization specializing in the development of residential services for persons with special needs. It can accommodate more than 20 people in three houses located in Bathurst and Petit-Rocher The particular focus of this service is unknown. Foyer Le Rameur du Nord Petit-Rocher NB Phone: 506-783-3876 Non-profit organization providing professional services to individuals from 10 to 18 years of age suffering from emotional and social problems and to delinquents. Therapy for young people and moral support provided within a structured environment. The particular focus of this service is unknown. Activity Centres for Mental Health Consumers Ideal Centre 1210 King Avenue Bathurst, New Brunswick
Delivery (ISD) for At-Risk Children NB Education and Early Childhood Development NB Social Development NB Health NB Public Safety Delivery for Children and Youth 41 King Street, St. Stephen, NB E3L 2C1 Tel: 506-466-7380 Fax: 506-466-7501 5 Riverview Avenue, St. George, NB E5C 3M1 Tel: 506-755-4044 Fax: 506-755-1807 CYD offices Polyvalente Tracadie-Sheila: Tel. : 394-3534 École Marie-Esther, : Shippagan: Tel. : 336-3306 Polyvalente : Caraquet: Tel. : Centre : La Fontaine, Neguac: Tel. : 776-3894 Development, Social Development, Health, Public Safety, school districts and regional health authorities). ISD Child and Youth Development (CYD) Team members work closely with student services staff in schools. A variety of services are available, and may be delivered in schools and community settings Services and programs are available to children and youth up to 18 years of age either in school or in the community (and up to 21 for those within the public school system) with identified multiple needs as defined by core areas of adaptation, including: physical health and wellness; emotional and behavioural functioning*; family relationships; educational development; mental-health challenges; and addictions. For children younger than five, professionals will work with early childhood development services to offer consultation services, transition planning and clinical support for prevention and early intervention programs at school or in the community. Professionals will provide clients who turn 18 (or those up to 21 and within the public school system) with transition planning to appropriate adult services. *To ensure appropriate referrals to the services offered by the CYD teams, children or youth will have to present moderate to severe internalizing and externalizing (emotional/behavioural) features using the Child and Adolescent Functional Assessment
Children's Centralized Intake Children's Mental Health Health PEI 1 Rochford Street Charlottetown PEI C1A 7N8 Toll Free: 1-866-833-5443 Mental health services for children, youth, and their families, are provided by a network of multidisciplinary teams located throughout PEI. Referrals are accepted through a Centralized Children's Intake service, although services are typically delivered in local communities. Children's mental health services includes the following: Referral screening and navigation Mental health assessment Consultation to other providers Treatment of mental health conditions Crisis intervention Treatment may be provided in individual, family, and group setting. Under jurisdiction of Queens Hospital/Health PEI ? Hillsborough Psychiatric Hospital and Special Care Centre Health PEI 115 Deacon Grove Lane PO Box 1929 Charlottetown, PE C1A 7N5 T: (902) 368-5400 The Hillsborough Hospital and Special Care Centre is a 75 bed psychiatric hospital. The hospital provides medical services for individuals who are facing acute or enduring mental illnesses. As the provincial in-patient psychiatric facility, Hillsborough Hospital's mission is to offer specialized acute and treatment and rehabilitation to those who have enduring mental illness, mental handicaps, and psychogeriatric conditions. Does not specify whether children and youth are a target population. Provincial Mental Health Crisis Response System Health PEI ER - Queen Elizabeth Hospital ER - Prince County Hospital, Community mental health settings with trained staff (locations not specified) The mental health crisis response system is currently in the Emergency Departments of the Queen Elizabeth Hospital and Prince County Hospital, and community mental health settings where experienced mental health staff provide a prompt response to people who present with a mental health emergency. See Word document Community Mental Health Locations where service is available Community mental health services offer the following services: See Word document term
Mental Health Centre Charlottetown, Health PEI Charlottetown, PE C1A 7N8 T: (902) 368-4911 F: (902) 368-6189 individuals with serious and persistent mental illness who require a broad and intensive level of outpatient/ambulatory mental health services. Services include psychoeducational groups, outreach, one-on-one therapy office visits, medication distribution and psychiatric consultation. Richmond Centre 1 Rochford Street Charlottetown, PE C1A 7N8 T: (902) 368-4430 No web-based description available. Family Resource Centres 334 Church Street Allan Shaw Building Alberton, PE C0B 1B0 T: (902) 853-8670 F: (902) 853-0420 PEI Department of Health O'Leary Health Centre 15 MacKinnon Drive O'Leary, PE C0B 1V0 T: (902) 859-8781 F: (902) 859-8784 No mental health services described on website Child and Family Services PEI Department of Community Services and Seniors Financial assistance; homemakers and home helpers; child protection services; general counseling; transportation in cases of special need; day-care subsidy; and other social services. Clinical Services Team PEI Department Environment, The Clinical Services team is a provincial resource that provides assessment and treatment to offenders and high risk community members. The target populations are high risk adults and youth involved in
250 Water Street, Suite 101 Summerside PE C1N 1B6 Email: Tel: (902)438-4872 Fax: (902)438-4874 Education and Early Childhood Development; Health and Wellness; Community Services, Seniors and Labour; and Justice and Public Safety. The review has two main objectives: 1. to gauge the perceived efficiency and effectiveness of the way services are delivered to children and youth on Prince Edward Island; 2. and to identify the best practices, both provincially and nationally, on integrating these services. The review will seek stakeholder input. It will identify themes through a combination of this stakeholder input, a review of current models and services and government reports. Canadian Mental Health Association - PEI Box 785 178 Fitzroy St. Charlottetown PEI C1A 7L9 P (902) 566-3034 F (902) 566-4643 Email No specialized programs for any of the five disorders Web: copied PDF pamphlets on Depression, etc. saved under PEI The website contains the same information as NB, NS, NL Supports for People with Disabilities PEI Department of Community Services and Seniors Second Floor, Jones Building, 11 Kent Street PO Box 2000 Charlottetown PEI C1A 7N8 Phone: 902.368.5996 The Provincial Disability Support Program (DSP) also includes: Social Assistance Support for respite care Community living and community participation supports Technical aids and other devices Other family support programs. Island Help Line 1-800-218-2885 24-hour free, bilingual, confidential service for all Islanders providing information, support, free)
active listening, and crisis intervention on family matters, child abuse, alcohol and drugs, parenting, suicide, loneliness, and other problems. Health Link 811 The 811 service is available any time of the day or night providing Islanders with access to reliable, proven health care information 24 hours a day seven days a week. Aboriginal Justice Program Summerside Office 200 Read Drive Summerside, PE C1N 5N7 Phone: (902) 436-5101 Charlottetown Office PolyClinic, Suite 501 199 Grafton Street Charlottetown, PE C1A 1L2 Phone: (902) 626-2882 1-877-884-0808 The MCPEI Aboriginal Justice Program (AJP) began in 2003 and works to create an environment that allows Aboriginal people to self-administer justice by building a traditional justice system based on holistic community values. The purpose of the program is to develop and maintain sustainable justice support system for all Aboriginal people involved in the PEI Justice System. The program focuses on the process of helping offenders, victims, and communities get to the root of the issues that led to the crime(s) being committed. Mi'kmaq Family PRIDE Program Abegweit Office 11222 St. Peters Road Scotchfort PE C0A 1T0 Phone: (902) 676-2722 1-877-884-0808 (Toll A family support and prevention program that is offered by The Mi'kmaq Confederacy of PEI to children, youth and families who live on reserve. Services include; in-home support, groups, one-on-one for children and youth and family group conferencing. Prince Edward Island Council of the Disabled 5 Lower Malpeque Road Landmark Plaza Charlottetown The PEI Council of People with Disabilities has adopted as its mission the promotion of the full participation and inclusion of people Source: Autism Canada website
Youth Forensic Services IWK mental health program Charter Place, 1465 Brenton Street (3rd Floor) Halifax, NS B3J 3T3 The IWK Youth Forensic team provides assessment and treatment services to youth who are involved with the criminal justice system. The service operates in partnership with the Department of Justice. Youth Forensic Services is made up of a number of teams: Youth Forensic Assessment Services, Initiative for Sexually Aggressive Youth (ISAY), Complex Case Management, Mental Health Youth Court Liaisons and Forensic Rehabilitation Intervention Services. IWK Secure Care Unit (SCU) Nova Scotia Youth Facility 1442 Country Home Road, PO Box 100, Waterville NS B0P 1V0 Phone: 538.4220 Fax: 538.4161 The IWK Secure Care Unit (SCU) in Waterville is a six bed inpatient Youth Forensics Unit where 30-day court ordered mental health assessments are performed to determine fitness for trial. The Secure Care Unit also serves as an inpatient rehabilitation unit for treatment of youth with mental illness deemed not criminally responsible (NCR) in a court of law. The SCU works in collaboration with the Department of Justice and is unique in that most of the youth it serves come from the judicial system. The hospital and youth facility are co-located to make the most efficient use of shared resources and services. The facilities are independently operated and managed such that young offenders and forensic patients are separated at all times. The multidisciplinary team consists of a medical doctor, psychiatrist, registered and licensed nurses, psychologists, social workers and youth care workers. The unit provides
structured, individualized program care in a secure environment. Programming includes addictions counselling, anger management, cognitive restructuring, music therapy, education, leisure planning, recreational activities, and life skills training. Programming is delivered individually and in group IWK mental health program 1442 Country Home Road, PO Box 100, Waterville NS B0P 1V0 Phone: 538.4220 Fax: 538.4161 The IWK works in partnership with the Department of Justice to provide essential health care services to young offenders at the Nova Scotia Youth Facility (NSYF). The multidisciplinary team consists of registered nurses, psychologists and social workers. There is also a medical doctor and psychiatrist who hold weekly clinics onsite. Mental Health Youth Court Liaison IWK mental health program Charter Place, 1465 Brenton Street (3rd Floor) Halifax, NS B3J 3T3. 902.491.2444. The Mental Health Youth Court Liaison team consists of two social workers and a forensic community support worker. The team provides intensive case management and community liaison services for youth with mental health issues who are before youth court, while working collaboratively with community partners. This service is available in the HRM and referrals are accepted from a Youth Court Judge, Crown Attorneys or Defence lawyers. IWK parent resource centre/library Provides access to print, video, DVD materials about health disorders and illnesses. Division of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Faculty of Medicine Dr. Kathleen Pajer Chief of Psychiatry, IWK Mental Health and Addictions Program Head, Division of Child The Division of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry at Dalhousie University is located at the IWK Health Centre in Halifax, Nova Scotia. The psychiatry division has approximately 17 academic child and 7
Authority Kings Regional Rehabilitation Centre Authority 1349 County Home Road, Waterville NS Tel: (902) 538-3103 Four Youth Small Options Homes for youth years old on admission Schools Plus Annapolis Valley School Board Sites not listed in IWK inventory Annapolis Valley School Board Psychologists Birdie Bezanson, Kingston District School, School Psychologist Margie Nelson, School Psychologist, E-Mail: Phone: (902) 670-1729 Natasha Corbin, Windsor Elementary, School Psychologist, E-Mail: Phone: (902) 798-7232 Krista Doucette-Ryan, Wolfville School, School Psychologist, E-Mail: , Phone: (902) 670-4001 Stephanie Johnston, Wolfville School, School Psychologist, E-Mail: , Phone: (902) 670-3203 Beth Robinson, Lawrencetown Teacher's Centre, School Psychologist,
E-Mail: , Phone: (902) 670-3942 Overview – Mental Health Services Authority Colchester East Hants Health Centre (formerly ) East Hants Resource Centre Referral: 893-5526 or ext. 5526 Crisis referral: 896-2606 or 1-800-460-2110 ext. 2606 Community Based Outpatient Services 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. ~ Monday to Friday Emergency – Crisis Service 9:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Outpatient Service locations Truro, Colchester Regional Hospital Annex Elmsdale, East Hants Resource Centre Tatamagouche, Lillian Fraser Memorial Hospital Inpatient Services Colchester East Hants Health Centre (formerly Colchester Regional Hospital) . Authority PO Box 40 110 Blair Avenue Tatamagouche, NS BOK 1V0 Phone (902) 657-2382 Fax (902) 657-3745. Mental Health Clinic Colchester East Hants Health Centre Authority 600 Abenaki Road, Truro, NS B2N 5A1 Tel: (902) 893-5526 Fax: (902) 893-5551 New facility that replaced Colchester regional hospital Services Community Based Outpatient Services Various sites: Truro, Colchester Regional Hospital Annex, Elmsdale, East Hants Resource Centre, Tatamagouche & Lillian Fraser Memorial hospital Outpatient treatment Includes therapeutic groups, workshops, psychiatric services, community outreach (Elmsdale), individual & family therapy,
accepted at the Sydney clinic located at the Cape Breton Regional Hospital (567-7731) and at the Inverness Mental Health Clinic (258-1911) and a comprehensive screening of all referrals is carried out over the telephone. Cape Breton Regional Hospital New Waterford Consolidated Hospital Northside General Hospital Inverness Consolidated Memorial Hospital Sacred Heart Community Health Centre Victoria County Memorial Hospital Buchanan Memorial Community Health Centre and specialized inpatient, outpatient and community-based mental health services to residents of all ages across the continuum of care. The services provided by this department are organized into three categories Emergency and Acute Outpatient Services, Inpatient Services and Rehabilitation Services Types of services Child and Adolescent Services Outpatient Clinic IWK Family Help Intensive Community-based Treatment Team Autism Intervention Program Neurodevelopmental Clinic Nova Scotia Initiative for Sexually Aggressive Youth Inpatient Services Rehabilitation Services information – need to visit each DHA website to validate. Child and Adolescent 1482 George Street, Sydney, NS Child and Adolescent Services Sydney Outpatient Mental Health Clinic
Services Cape Breton Regional Hospital 567-7730 Toll Free: Child and Adolescent Services Phone: 902-567-7731 IWK Family Help Intensive Community-based Treatment Team Autism Intervention Program Neurodevelopmental Clinic Nova Scotia Initiative for Sexually Aggressive Youth (NSISAY) Victoria County Memorial Hospital 30 Old Margaree Road P.O. Box 220 Baddeck NS B0E 1B0 Switchboard: Child and Adolescent Clinician Phone: Calls should be made directly to Child and Adolescent Services (902- 567-7731) Buchanan Memorial Community Health Centre Neil's Harbour NS B0C 1N0 Switchboard: 902-336-2200 Child and Adolescent Clinician Phone: Calls should be made directly to Child and Adolescent Services (902- 567-7731) Schools Plus Cape Breton Victoria School Board Sites not listed in IWK inventory School Psychologist Offices Cape Breton Victoria School Board Location of School Psychologist Offices Ashby Elementary School, (902) 562-8040 Bridgeport School, (902) 849-6356 Glace Bay Elementary, (902) 849-3258
Sullivan House: Serves females, 12-18 years of age, in Halifax. Jubien House: Serves males and females, years of age, in Halifax. Reigh Allen Centre: Serves males and females, 12-18 years of age, Reigh Allen Centre is a short-term stabilization and treatment centre. Cogswell House: Serves males, 12-14 years of age, in Sackville. resource to all facilities within the Homebridge Community to ensure that youth and their families receive the best possible services. The services offered are: Emergency access & crisis stabilization. Long residential placement. An accredited school program Art Classes and Music Therapy Therapeutic interventions and life skills (ex: anger management, conflict education, counseling, school support, fitness activities). http://www.homebridgeyouth.ca/ Phoenix Youth TimothyCrooks Executive Director Work 6035 Coburg Road Halifax, NS B3H 4R7 Phone: Email: Phoenix is a non-profit, community based organization located in Halifax. Programs are aimed at-risk and homeless youth (ages 12 – 24) the opportunity to break the cycle of homelessness and find a better path. Phoenix Prevention Program Phoenix Centre for Youth Phoenix Youth Shelter Phoenix House Supervised Apartment Phoenix Learning and Employment Centre Parent Support Health Services Follow Up Program See mental health services in NS document
, 2557 Maynard St., Halifax , 979 North Preston Rd., Dartmouth Oxford School, 6364 North St., Halifax , 336 Ross Road, Dartmouth , 7 Brule Street, Dartmouth , 2277 Maitland Street, Halifax Education, and Health Promotion and Protection. The advisory committees help identify gaps in services or resources and help come up with solutions. High School & Junior High Teen Health Centres Halifax Regional School Board Auburn Drive Teen Health Centre, Sharon Chapman, Phone: 462-6900, ext. 750-1017 Avonview High, Stephney Hind, Phone: 902-792-6787 Carrefore Renette Amirault-Laing, Phone: 902-433=7029 Citadel High School, What’s the relationship between the Teen Health Centres and SchoolsPlus?
families. NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR Janeway Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Janeway/Eastern Health Provides the following Inpatient (7 beds) Day patient (6 patients) and Outpatient programs Referrals are received by an Intake Coordinator. The Janeway Hospital School is on site and all children, except when limited by their age or illness, are expected to attend. Central Intake for Children and Youth Janeway/Eastern Health 5th Floor, Southcott Hall, Dr. L.A. Miller Centre, 100 Forest Road, St. John’s NL, A1E 1E5 Tel: (709) 777-2200 Fax: (709) 777-2211 Website: The Eastern Health services involved in Central intake are: The Janeway Family Centre; Janeway Child and Adolescent Psychiatry; Family Services Counselors; Bridges Program; Community Mental Health Counsellors; Addictions – Adolescent Outpatient Services and the Rowan Centre. Central intake services for Janeway Family Centre, Janeway Psychiatry, Family Services Program, Bridges Program, Youth Services Mental Health Counsellors and Adolescent Addictions Services/Rowan Centre. Source: Eastern Health list of Mental Health and Addictions Jan 2014 Janeway Family Centre Janeway/Eastern Health Southcott Hall St. John’s. Janeway Family Centre: is an outpatient service comprised of social workers and psychologists. The center provides a combination of individual, family, and group interventions for children and youth. The Janeway Family Centre offers a variety of treatment options to children, youth and Sources: Newfoundland and Labrador Directory: Mental Health and Addictions Clinicians
Mental Health & Addiction Services Bonne Bay Health Centre P. O. Box 70 Norris Point Bonne Bay, NL AOK 3V0 Mental Health & Addiction Services Rufus Guinchard Health Centre P. O. Box 40 Port Saunders, NL AOK 4HO Mental Health and Addictions Labrador Grenfell Health authority REGIONAL DIRECTOR: (709) 944-9221 CHURCHILL FALLS: Churchill Falls Community Clinic - (709) 925-3377 FLOWER'S COVE: Strait of Belle Isle Health Centre (709) 456-2401 ext. 246) FORTEAU: Labrador South Health Centre (709) 931-2450 ext. 231) HAPPY BAY: Labrador Health Centre - (709) 897-2343 HOPEDALE: Hopedale Community Clinic Mental Health and Addictions staff offer various services to the residents of the Labrador-Grenfell region assisting individuals, families and communities with their addictions and/or mental health issues Mental Health and Addictions staff provide a wide range of services including: Intake/Screening Assessment Individual, Family and Group Counselling Case Management Aftercare and Follow-up Awareness Presentations and Workshops Education Sessions Informational Displays Skill Development Presentations and Workshops Community Development Crisis Intervention Impaired Driver's Program Prevention Training
(709) 933-3857 ext. 221) LABRADOR CITY/WABUSH: Captain William Jackman Memorial Hospital (709) 944-9251 MAKKOVIK: Makkovik Community Clinic (709) 923-2207 MARY'S HARBOUR: Mary's Harbour Community Clinic - (709) 921-6405 NAIN: Nain Community Clinic (709) 922-2912 NATUASHISH: Natuashish Community Clinic - (709)478-8834 RODDICKTON: White Bay Central Health Centre (709) 457-2215 ext. 234) ST. ANTHONY: Charles S. Curtis Memorial Hospital (709) 454-0326 Referral to Other Services The Regional Mental Health and Addictions team includes: Addictions Coordinators Addictions Counsellors Adolescent Counsellors Clerical Support Clinical Psychologist Community Youth Network Coordinator Knowledge Exchange Facilitator Managers Mental Health Case Managers Mental Health Counsellors Mental Health Nurses Psychiatric Licensed Practical Nurses Psychiatrist (visiting) Regional Addictions Prevention and Mental Health Promotion Consultant Regional Director Regional Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder Coordinator Social Workers Youth Outreach Workers http://www.lghealth.ca/index.php?pageid=91 NL Department of Child, Youth and Family Services Youth Services Program The goal of this program is to assist at-risk young people, age 16 and 17, make a successful transition to adulthood. Social work intervention and services may be provided to youth and their families. Youth Services can be either residential or non-residential. Non-Residential Youth Services