Mental health includes our emotional and social well being. It affects how we think, feel and act. It also helps determine how we handle stress, build relationships, and make choices. Mental health is important at every stage of life, from childhood through to adulthood.
Mental health challenges can affect us all and may include difficulties in thinking, mood and behaviour, but help is available.
Community Initiatives
Other Services
Crisis Services
Child & Adolescent Services
Adult Services
Mental Health Services for the Elderly
When would someone call the 24 Hour Crisis Line?
What can I expect when I call Mobile Crisis Services?
What can I expect after I call the Mobile Crisis Unit?
Can I go to school and stay at the Crisis Stabilization Unit?
Can I bring my children to the Crisis Stabilization Unit?
Can I have my phone while staying at the Crisis Stabilization Unit?
Will I be seeing a doctor or psychiatrist during my stay at the Crisis Stabilization Unit?
What do I tell my child/adolescent before going to the appointment?
What is Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)?
Is medication the only way that mood problems can be treated?
Is there a fee to be involved with the Community Mental Health program?
How do I get referred to the Community Mental Health program?
I am an older adult... what are signs that I should retire from driving?
What are the differences between normal aging and dementia?
What is power of attorney?
What is an enduing power of attorney?
What can I expect from an Adult Day Program?
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