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 | Across Boundaries: An Ethnoracial Mental Health Centre, Mental Health and Addiction Support Services | Toronto | Ethnoracial mental health centre, including individual and community support, case management, support groups and peer support, family support, drop-in, psychosocial rehabilitation, life skills develo ... [More] | Add to List |
ADAPT Halton, Problem Gambling & Behavioural Addictions Services |
ADAPT Halton, Problem Gambling & Behavioural Addictions Services | Halton Region | Trained counsellors provide ongoing support to clients of all ages who are struggling with any of the following: * gambling-related issues * gaming * excessive internet use * shopping * hyper-s ... [More] | Add to List | |
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| Canadian Mental Health Association, Halton Region Branch Head Office - Oakville, Mental Health Services | Oakville | 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 Info ... [More] | Add to List |
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| Emotions Anonymous, Burlington Group - No Physical Address, 12 Step Program | Burlington | Twelve step program with weekly meetings that are held for the purpose of working toward recovery from emotional difficulties | Add to List |
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| Equilibrium, Oakville, Mood Disorder Support Group | Oakville | Peer support group for individuals and their families who are affected by a mood disorder and whose main purpose is to gain a better understanding of the illness, to offer non-judgmental support and ... [More] | Add to List |
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| Gamblers Anonymous | Halton Region | A fellowship of men and women who share their experience, strength and hope with each other that they may solve their common problem and help others to recover from a gambling problem * the only requ ... [More] | Add to List |
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| Institute for Advancements in Mental Health, Toronto Provincial Office | Toronto | Family education, emotional support and practical assistance, public awareness, and advocacy on behalf of people with schizophrenia and their families * support and education * support groups * family ... [More] | Add to List |
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| Just Be You, Oakville - Sawgrass Dr, Peer-to-Peer Social Group | Oakville | Peer-led and youth-focused peer program that provides young people impacted by mental health and/or addiction, a place to go, hang out, and have fun - without judgment, without stigma, on their own t ... [More] | Add to List |
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| Mental Health Mutual-Aid Hub Canada, Mandarin Hotline and Mental Health Support | Toronto | Mental health peer support agency includes telephone counselling, support groups, elder abuse prevention and awareness, intergenerational mutual support, peer volunteer training and workshops, outrea ... [More] | Add to List |
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| Mood Disorders Association of Ontario, Peer Supports and Services (Toronto) | Toronto | Information, education and support services across Ontario, including counselling, family support and advocacy * individual peer support * peer support groups across Ontario * online support forums * ... [More] | Add to List |
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| Oakville OASIS Drawing Bee | Oakville | A social group that meets to work on their own art (drawing) projects, with their own materials * most participants collaborate on publishing comic books as well as other books, including textbooks * ... [More] | Add to List |
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| Overeaters Anonymous, Oakville / Burlington Area Meetings | Burlington | A 12-step program for compulsive overeaters or food addicts that is modelled on the Alcoholics Anonymous program * offers closed meetings for those who have, or think they have, a problem with food ... [More] | Add to List |
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| Parents for Children's Mental Health, Burlington Chapter, Parent Peer Support Group | Burlington | Peer support for parents and caregivers with children experiencing mental health challenges | Add to List |
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| Parents for Children's Mental Health, Oakville Chapter, Peer Support Group | Oakville | PCMH offers chapters across the Province to: * provide support groups, and peer to peer assistance with finding appropriate resources * link families to important networks within their communiti ... [More] | Add to List |
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| PCHS, PCHS Mississauga | Mississauga | COVID19 Contact for information on in-person services; some service by telephone and Zoom Culturally appropriate mental health, addiction, violence prevention, settlement, geriatric, youth and family ... [More] | Add to List |
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| ROCK, Danielle's Place - Eating Disorder Support and Resource Centre | Burlington | Offers a range of groups for youth of all genders * groups support individuals who have been identified as being at risk of an eating disorder diagnosis and may be struggling with low self-esteem, bo ... [More] | Add to List |
ROCK, Group Based Mental Health Services |
ROCK, Group Based Mental Health Services | Halton Region | Provides a range of free mental health services for children and youth from birth to 17, as well as their families Group based services include: * 2SLGBTQIA+: Queer@ROCK provides prevention-based pro ... [More] | Add to List | |
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| Unsinkable, Unsinkable Youth | Oakville | A space for youth to share their lived experiences through peer-to-peer connections and gain the inspiration needed to empower and promote wellness Just Be You * in-person & virtual * weekly drop ... [More] | Add to List |
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| YMCA of Hamilton / Burlington / Brantford, Burlington - Ron Edwards Family YMCA, Y Mind | Burlington | A seven-week mental wellness program that supports youth who are experiencing symptoms of mild to moderate anxiety or stress * participants learn and practice evidence-based strategies to help manage ... [More] | Add to List |
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| YMCA of Oakville, Oakville, Y Mind | Oakville | A free program intended for individuals, ages 13-30, who experience mild to moderate anxiety, stress, and low mood * learn techniques to help you to effectively cope with stress and anxiety * best su ... [More] | Add to List |
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