24 Hour Crisis Line: The 24 Hour Crisis Line provides telephone support for individuals in the Interlake-Eastern Regional Health Authority who are experiencing a mental health or psychosocial crisis. Also provides information and helpful resources to individuals looking for themselves or someone else. Toll Free: 1-866-427-8628 or 204-482-5419 Crisis Stabilization Unit (CSU): The Crisis Stabilization […]

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Crisis Services If your patient is in need of crisis intervention, please refer to this page for information on the 24-hour crisis line, Mobile Crisis Services, and the Crisis Stabilization Unit. Community Mental Health The Community Mental Health program is for non-urgent referrals.  Individuals can self-refer to the Community Mental Health program or […]

[…] – 7th St. Regular Hours: Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 11 am to 1 pm Registration opens at 10:45 am 204-578-4800 (Call Monday – Friday 10:00am-6:00pm) WINNIPEG Crisis Response Centre 817 Bannatyne Ave. Regular Hours: Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Fridays from 1 to 3 pm Registration opens at noon. Phone: 204-792-7159 Virtual Clinic: Video appointments […]

[…] inclusivity Honoring the mystery of everyday life A 10–week Spiritual Care Education program that runs once a week covers areas such as understanding suffering and compassion, trauma and crisis, communication and spiritual development. Check with the Spiritual Care Coordinator for current course offerings. Next Course is being held: September 2023 Register today! Spirit of Caring […]

[…] stresses you encounter both on and off campus. The goal: Keeping your mind healthy. The Life Line Canada offers access and guidance and support for those suffering in crisis and those who have suffered the devastating loss of a loved one from suicide. Mindfulness Coach was developed to help Veterans, Service members, and others learn how […]

[…] individual’s journey of recovery because they know the person, and most likely had contact with them prior to the onset of their illness. Family meetings at the Crisis Stabilization Unit are strongly encouraged in order to support an individual’s transition back to community.   With the individual’s consent, a family member or natural support can […]