Mental Health

The Mental Health Program provides a range of services for children, adolescents and adults with serious mental health issues. Assisting individuals through severe episodes of illness and gradually moving them into less acute services is a major focus of the program. Clients and family members are involved as much as possible in the assessment, treatment and discharge planning phases of care.

Adult Mental Health Services include:
Adult Crisis Program
In Patient Mental Health Unit
Partial Hospitalization
Day Program
Brief Therapy Clinic
Schizophrenia Program
Geriatric Mental Health Outreach
Assertive Community Treatment Team (ACTT)
Community Treatment Order

Child & Adolescent Mental Health Services include:
Child and Adolescent Crisis Program
Child and Family Clinic
Child & Adolescent In Patient Unit
Eating Disorder Program

The Mental Health Program is supported by an experienced team of health care professionals consisting of:

• nurses
• psychiatrists
• social workers
• psychologists
• child and youth workers
• recreational therapist
• occupational therapist
• dietitian
• psychometrists
• teacher
• crisis worker

For information on resources available to you during your hospital visit or stay (for example: parking, what to bring, discharge times and other helpful information) please click on Patients and Visitors.