Mental health and well-being centres

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Mental health and well-being

This database is strictly a research guide. The English Montreal School Board is not in a position to recommend or endorse any resources that are non- EMSB entities. We strongly suggest that readers research these resources to determine if they are appropriate for the care of their child and meet their specific needs.

Centres

ARC - Assistance and Referral Centre

Dedicated to assisting and empowering people of all ages to access health and social services, information, resources, programs, and activities in English on the South Shore

Address: 106 Churchill Blvd. (2nd Floor) Greenfield Park, Quebec, J4V 2L9
Tel: (514) 605-9500
Email: info@arc-hss.ca
Website: https://www.arc-hss.ca/

Blake Psychology

Blake Psychology is a psychology clinic located in Montreal and the West Island that offers evidence-based psychological services across eight locations. Their range of services includes psychotherapy, assessments, executive coaching and parent training. Services are offered in English, French, Spanish, Arabic and many other languages.

Address: 6500 Route Transcanadienne Suite 400, Pointe-Claire, Québec H9R 0A5
Tel: 514-319-1744
Email: info@blakepsychology.com
Website: https://www.blakepsychology.com/

Centres Neuropsy

Provides psychological and neuropsychological intervention. A variety of professionals provide services to anyone experiencing emotional difficulty, learning or developmental disabilities.

Address: 315 St-Martin West Blvd., Laval, Quebec H7M 1Y7
Tel: 514-587-9780
Website: https://www.centresneuropsy.com/

Elevate Clinic

Offering a wide range of services including caregiver coaching, couples, group, family and individual therapy, nutritional counselling, psychiatry, psychosocial consults and support, supervision, workshops, assessments and trauma-informed assessments for children and youth.

Address: PO Box 175, Westmount, Quebec, H3Z 2T2
Email: info@elevateclinic.ca

Elspeth McConnell Mental Health and Wellness Centre - Jewish General Hospital

A newly developed treatment centre that hosts three distinct therapeutic programs: the Adult Psychiatry Day Treatment Program, the Trauma-Focused Therapy Program and the upcoming Geriatric Psychiatry Day Treatment Centre.

Address: 3755 Cote Sainte-Catherine Road, Pavilion B, 6^th Floor, Montreal, Quebec
Tel: 514-340-8222 #25633
Email: elspethmcconnell.centre.ccomtl@ssss.gouv.qc.ca
Website: https://www.jgh.ca/care-services/psychiatry/elspeth-mcconnell-mental-health-and-wellness-centre/

Head and Hands

Free youth-oriented counselling (generally for ages 12-25 although this varies with different programs) and tutoring (12-18). Frequent problems addressed include depression, low self-esteem, anger management, identity issues and relationship issues.

Address: 3465 Benny Ave., Montreal, Quebec H4B 2R9
Tel: 514-481-0277
Email: info@headandhands.ca
Website: https://headandhands.ca/

LÉO

A psychological support line for people involved in cooperatives and non-profit-organizations. This support service I offered by Relief professionals and is free and confidential. Three guides are available: Taking care of yourself; Organizational burnout; Well-being at work.

Tel: 1-866-APPELLE (277-3553 or 811)
Website: https://www.leoquebec.org/

Libera Clinic

Primarily an adult psychairy clinic, welcoming children age 14 and up on a case-to case basis. Helping families as well. Libera Clinic represents a new way of approaching psychiatry in Quebec. They work towards redefining and improving psychiatric care for everyone in our community and beyond.

Address: 1635 Rue Sherbrooke Ouest, Suite 210 Montreal, Quebec
Tel: 514-731-4665
Website: https://www.liberaclinic.com/

Medipsy Psychological Services & the Medipsy ADHD Clinic

Bilingual psychological services for people of all ages. Supporting a multitude of issues from OCD to depression, anxiety, PTSD, eating disorders, phobias, gender/identity related issues and more.. Providing services for children 4 and older, psychoeducational assessments including for ADD/ADHD and learning disabilities for those 6 and older, and neuropsychological assessments for those 9 and older.

Address: 4610 St. Catherine West, Westmount, Quebec H3Z 1S3
Tel: 514-419-3005
Email: info@medipsy.ca
Website: https://www.medipsy.ca/ and https://www.adhd-tdah.ca/

Montreal Anger Management Centre

Therapies include couples relationship problems, family stress, anger management, anxiety, grief and depression, life crises, low self-esteem, social problems, work-related problems, substance abuse, domestic violence, and more.

Address: 5845 Cote Des Neiges, Suite 440, Montreal, Quebec H3S 1Z4
Tel: 514-737-7208
Contact: Tom Caplan, MSW
Email: tcaplan@sympatico.ca
Website: https://tomcaplanmsw.com/

The Montreal Centre for Anxiety & Depression

Specializes in offering evidence-based therapies to people aged 5 and older that are grounded in the latest research with a focus on understanding each client's unique journey, paving the way for a supportive and transformative experience. Cognitive Behavioural, Eclectic, Psychodynamic, Emotional Focus Therapies. For individuals, families, school counselling, anxiety and depression, etc.

Address: Brunswick Medical Centre 955 Boul Saint-Jean #300 Pointe-Claire, Quebec H9R 5K3
Tel: 514-900-3554
Email: info@helpforanxietydepression.com
Website: https://www.helpforanxietydepression.com/

Montreal Therapy Centre

Providing services and support to individuals, couples and families by a large group of professionals. Offering a wide range of services in 17 languages. Including workplace wellness, self-help worksheets, continuing education, child and adolescent, creative art therapy.

Address: Queen Elizabeth Health Complex 2100 Marlowe, Suite 216, Montreal, Quebec H4A 3L5
Tel: 514-244-1290
Website: https://www.montrealtherapy.com/

Montreal Therapy & Psychological Wellness Centre

Providing Cognitive Behaviour Therapy Services (CBT) for people 16 and older, for anxiety and depression, as well as other common psychological problems, in the Montreal area. Find a self-help toolkit and a guide to finding a psychologist on their website.

Address: 1310 Greene Avenue, Suite 760, Westmount, Quebec, H3Z 2B2
Tel: 514-605-7610
Email: info@therapyinmontreal.com
Website: https://www.therapyinmontreal.com/

Open Space Clinic

A community of wellness professionals and counsellors that offer a range of therapeutic services available to adults of all ages, children, adolescents, couples and families.

Address: 4115 Sherbrooke Street West, Westmount, QC
Email: info@openspaceclinic.com
Website: https://openspaceclinic.com/

Our Harbour Life-Management Support

Our Harbour provides a caring, cost-effective long-term housing program on Montreal’s South Shore for people of diverse backgrounds living with mental illness. We offer life-management support, links with resources in the surrounding community and individual assistance in integrating with society. Our Harbour also educates the wider community about mental illness.

Address: 440, Notre Dame avenue, Saint-Lambert, QC J4P 2K4
Tel: 450 671-9160
Email: info@ourharbour.org
Website: https://ourharbour.org/

Phoenix Community Projects (Phoenix)

At Phoenix, we encourage you to come as you are and stay for the fun. It is our goal to offer programs for the whole family that also supports the well-being of the mind, body, and spirit.

Tel: 438-935-0372
Email: dir.phoenixprojects@gmail.com
Website: https://www.phoenixprograms.ca/

Relief

Supporting people living with anxiety, depression, bipolarity and their loved ones so they can keep moving forward. The website hosts individual self-management support tools, support groups, self-management workshops.

Address: 418 Sherbrooke Street East, #300, Montreal, Quebec, H2L 1J6
Tel: 514-529-3081/ 1-866-738-4873
Website: https://relief.ca/relief-1/

West Island Neuropsychology and Counseling Centre

Multi-disciplinary clinic offering individual, couple, family and group therapies; neuropsychological/psycho-educational testing; tutoring/remediation (with a specialty in dyslexia), and various types of brain training. Assess and treat individuals with ADHD, learning delays/disabilities, social and emotional difficulties, behavioural problems, anxiety, depression and more.

Address: 6600 Trans-Canada, Suite 514, Pointe Claire, Quebec H9R 4S2
Tel: 514-505-9462
Email: admin@wincc.ca
Website: https://westislandneuroandcounseling.com/

West Island Therapy and Wellness Centre

Believes in the equal importance of mental health, physical health and well-being, providing compassionate care for individuals, couples and families for over two decades expert team of registered psychotherapists, psychologists, social workers, and counselors.

Address: 535 Bd Saint-Charles Suite 700, Kirkland, QC H9H 5B9
Tel: 514-794-5428
Website: https://www.westislandtherapycentre.com/

Y4Y Québec

A non-profit organisation committed to addressing the issues facing English-speaking youth (ages 16-30) across Québec.

Address: 5165 Sherbrooke Street West, Suite 107, Montréal, QC Canada H4A 1T6
Tel: 514-612-2895
Email: info@y4yquebec.org
Website: https://www.y4yquebec.org/

Assessment / Evaluation

Centre MDC—Multidisciplinary Care Centre

Evaluation and treatment of ADHD, ASD, LD, and social and emotional difficulties. Individual, group, and family therapy, social skills group, parent education & support.

Adress: 3869 SourcesBlvd, Suite 205, Dollard des Ormeaux, Quebec H9B 2A2
Tel: 514-683-8791 / Fax: 514-683-8072 (call before faxing)
Contact: Harriet Greenstone, Ph.D.
Email: info@centremdc.com

Clinique NEAT – The NEAT Clinic

Providing neuropsychological and psycho-educational evaluations, individual therapy, family and marriage counselling, speech and language therapy, literacy learning and support, occupational therapy, psychomotor therapy, RDI, behaviour management, and social skills training and coaching.

Adress: 6525 Boul. Décarie, Suite 206, Montreal, Quebec, H3W 3E3
Tel: 438-383-3233
Email: receptionneat@gmail.com

Clinique Spectrum Inc.

Provides clinical, diagnostic and assessment services to children, adolescents and adults with autism spectrum disorder and other neurodevelopmental disabilities. The services include Psychological Services, Speech and language pathology, psychiatry, private sexuality education services for individuals, families, couples, behaviour analysis, nutrition, and workshops for parents and professionals.

Adress: 4077 Decarie Blvd, Montreal, Quebec, H4A 3J8
Tel: 514-500-5355
Email: info@cliniquespectrum.com
Website: https://cliniquespectrum.com/

Dworkind, Marlene M.Ed., OPQ

Specializing in psycho-educational assessments for all ages. Services mainly those with learning disabilities and ADHD.

Adress: 3869 SourcesBlvd, Suite 205, Dollard des Ormeaux, Quebec H9B 2A2
Tel: 514-488-0555
Email: marlene@dworkind.com
Website: https://dworkindpsychology.com/

Montreal Autism and Psychological Evaluation Clinic

Bilingual private practice specializing in autism diagnostic evaluations. They also provide cognitive and developmental assessments.

Adress: 5115 Av. Trans Island, Suite 218-B1, Montreal, Quebec H3W 2Z9 (Metro Snowdon)
Tel: 514-441-9099
Email: info@autismemontreal.com
Website: https://www.autismemontreal.com/

Parent-Child Resource Centre

Does psychoeducational evaluations as it relates to ADHD, learning disorders, anxiety, and depression. Employs a holistic approach in working with individuals with learning or behaviour issues.

Adress: 2791 Côte-St-Catherine, Montreal, Quebec H3T 1B5
Tel: 514-733-4959 ext. 225
Contact: Susan Hayut M.Ed. psychologist, psychotherapist
Email: susan.hayut@gmail.com
Website: https://www.psychologiaclinic.com/

Pazzia-Guiducci, Dr. Olga OPQ

Assessment and therapy for children and adults with special needs. Learning and behavioural problems, derogation, individual and family counselling, program development.

Office in Snowdon area.

Tel: 514-466-1537
Email:olga.pazzia-guiducci@mail.mcgill.ca or olgaphd@yahoo.ca

Pidgeon, Catherine, M.A

Services offered: parental coaching, psychological evaluation, intervention, the possibility of meeting at home.

Adress: 1172 Champetre, St-Lazare, Quebec J7T 3K9
Tel: 514-743-3388

Shoiry, Elizabeth, M.ED. OPQ Neuropsychologist

Psychoeducational/neuropsychological evaluation for children, adolescents and adults with ADHD, learning disabilities, and autism.

Address: 4226 St. Blvd St. Jean, Suite 205, Dollard des Ormeaux, Quebec H9G 1X5 and the Queen Elizabeth Health Complex, Montreal, Quebec
Tel: 514-736-0793
Website: https://elizabethshoiry.com/

Votre Clinique de Psychologie / Your Psychology Clinic - Dr. Mary Tsonis

Evaluations and intervention services for children, adolescents, adults, couples and families. Assess children with developmental, learning, behavioural or emotional difficulties with differential diagnostic evaluations for autism, developmental delays, ADHD, learning disabilities, neurological conditions.

Adress: 472 Rue Damin-Cyr, Laval, QC H7L 5V9
Tel: 450-937-2077
Website:

Addiction

Andy’s House

As Montreal’s foremost private treatment centre for substance use disorders, we help you on your path to recovery with effective residential and outpatient programs.

Tel: 514-738-2639
Email: info@andyshouse.com
Website: https://andyshouse.com/

Chabad Lifeline Addiction Care Centre

Full range of treatment options and comprehensive youth at-risk programs. People suffering from substance and behavioural addictions and their family members are guided through the process of healing and recovery.

Address: 4615 Chem. de la Côte-Sainte-Catherine, Montréal, QC H3W 1M1
Tel: 514-738-7700
Website: https://www.chabadlifeline.com/

Cavendish Addiction Readaptation Centre

The Centre de réadaptation en dépendance (CRD) offers services to provide detoxification, rehabilitation, and social reintegration services to people with addiction problems related to: alcohol; drugs (including prescription medication); gambling and compulsive buying; problematic Internet use.

Address: 3285, boulevard Cavendish, #100, Montréal QC H4B 2L9
Tel: 514 486-1304 or 514-486-2831
Website: https://www.santemonteregie.qc.ca/en/installations/centre-de-readaptation-en-dependance-cavendish-cavendish-addiction-readaptation

Dunham House

Provides residential and outpatient services for individuals suffering from mental health and concurrent disorders, including addiction.

Address: 1964 Chemin Scottsmore, Dunham, QC J0E 1M0
Tel: 450-263-3434 / 1-844-580-7447
Email: contact@dunhamhouse.ca
Website: https://www.dunhamhouse.ca/rehab-montreal

La Maison Jean Lapointe

A non-profit organization whose mission is to improve people's quality of life through treatment, prevention, support, and sharing knowledge about substances and addictions.

Tel: 1-800-567-9543
Website: https://maisonjeanlapointe.org/

Life Science Addiction Treatment Centre

A private addiction treatment centre located in Rigaud, Quebec. We serve English-speaking adults struggling with alcohol and/or drug addiction, with mental health difficulties. We offer personalized inpatient services of short-, moderate-, or long-term duration.

Tel: 450-451-9995
Email: info@life-science.ca
Website: https://life-science.ca/

McGill’s Addiction Psychiatry Program

Provides specialized mental health care for individuals suffering from substance use disorders, substance-related disorders, and concurrent psychiatric illness,as well as consultations and collaborative care for other MUHC services and community partners in health care.

Address: 1025 Pine Ave W, Montreal, Quebec H3A 1A1
Tel: 514-934-8311
Website: https://muhc.ca/addiction/contact-us

Montréal West Island CIUSSS

For those struggling with a substance-alcohol and or related use problem or addiction.
Free confidential and personalized services are aimed at supporting both: those who live with addiction as well as their loved ones.

Address: 5540, rue Jarry Est, Saint-Léonard, Montréal, QC
Website: https://www.ciusss-ouestmtl.gouv.qc.ca/en/care-and-services/mental-health-and-addiction/addiction/

Portage Quebec

In the therapeutic community environment, residents work through the underlying issues that caused their substance abuse and develop a set of social competencies that will help them deal with the challenges of everyday life without resorting to drug abuse. They develop the self-esteem and confidence to go on to lead healthy, productive, drug-free lives.

Address: 865, Square Richmond, Montreal, Quebec, H3J 1V8
Tel: 1-844-939-0202
Website: https://portage.ca/en/quebec/

Prevention Promotion

Visit this new website created by professionals in the Student Services department at the English Montreal School Board (EMSB) in September 2022. It is a trove of information on resources related to mental health. Prevention Promotion, intended for educators but available to everyone, is a one-stop place for anyone passionate about improving mental health and building positive environments in schools. The site offers a comprehensive list of resources by category: mental health, violence prevention, scholarships and mentorships, academic support, as well as EMSB internal resources and dozens of community groups.

Website: https://preventionpromotion.emsb.qc.ca/prevention-promotion/resources/mental-health

Sobriety Foundation

Drug Rehab & Alcohol Addiction Treatment at Sobriety.ca Foundation offers a private, secure, tranquil residential rehab with personalized, individual treatment.

Tel: 1-888-999-8110
Website: https://sobriety.ca/regional-drug-rehab/quebec/montreal/

Trouve Ton Centre

Trouve ton centre is a reference tool designed to facilitate access to the services offered along with the contact information of various prevention, treatment and harm reduction centres, as well as community naloxone distribution points. Trouve ton centre is the directory of the addiction and drug use network in Quebec.

Tel: 514-527-2626 or 1-800-265-2626 (outside Quebec)
Website: https://www.trouvetoncentre.com/en/

Mental health and well-being

Prevention Promotion

Click on Well-being
Website: https://preventionpromotion.emsb.qc.ca/prevention-promotion/resources/mental-health

Tips on enhancing well-being

Evidence suggests there are 5 steps a person can take to improve their mental health and well-being. Trying these things could help you feel more positive and able to get the most out of life.

1. Connect with other people

Good relationships are important for your mental wellbeing. They can:

help you to build a sense of belonging and self-worth
give you an opportunity to share positive experiences
provide emotional support and allow you to support others

There are lots of things you could try to help build stronger and closer relationships:

if possible, take time each day to be with your family, for example, try arranging a fixed time to eat dinner together
arrange a day out with friends you have not seen for a while
try switching off the TV to talk or play a game with your children, friends or family
have lunch with a colleague
visit a friend or family member who needs support or company
volunteer at a local school, hospital or community group.
make the most of technology to stay in touch with friends and family. Video-chat apps like Skype and FaceTime are useful, especially if you live far apart

Don’t

do not rely on technology or social media alone to build relationships. It's easy to get into the habit of only ever texting, messaging or emailing people

2. Physically activity

Being active is not only great for your physical health and fitness. Evidence also shows it can also improve your mental wellbeing by:

raising your self-esteem
helping you to set goals or challenges and achieve them
causing chemical changes in your brain which can help to positively change your mood

Read about exercise guidelines and workouts to help improve your fitness and wellbeing

read about running and aerobic exercises to help get you moving and improve your fitness

read about strength and flexibility exercises to increase muscle strength, improve balance and reduce joint pain

if you're a wheelchair user, read fitness advice for wheelchair users

Don’t

do not feel you have to spend hours in a gym. It's best to find activities you enjoy and make them a part of your life

3. Learn new skills

Research shows that learning new skills can also improve your mental well-being by:

boosting self-confidence and raising self-esteem
helping you to build a sense of purpose
helping you to connect with others

Even if you feel like you do not have enough time, or you may not need to learn new things, there are lots of different ways to bring learning into your life.

Some of the things you could try include:

try learning to cook something new. Find out about eating a healthy, balanced diet
try taking on a new responsibility at work, such as mentoring a junior staff member or improving your presentation skills
work on a DIY project, such as fixing a broken bike, garden gate or something bigger. There are lots of free video tutorials online
consider signing up for a course at a local college. You could try learning a new language or a practical skill such as plumbing

try new hobbies that challenge you, such as writing a blog, taking up a new sport or learning to paint

Don’t

do not feel you have to learn new qualifications or take exams if this does not interest you. It's best to find activities you enjoy and make them a part of your life

4. Give to others

Research suggests that acts of giving and kindness can help improve your mental wellbeing by:

creating positive feelings and a sense of reward
giving you a feeling of purpose and self-worth
helping you connect with other people

It could be small acts of kindness towards other people, or larger ones like volunteering in your local community.

Some examples of the things you could try include:

saying thank you to someone for something they have done for you
asking friends, family or colleagues how they are and really listening to their answer
spending time with friends or relatives who need support or company
offering to help someone you know with DIY or a work project
volunteering in your community, such as helping at a school, hospital or care home

5. Pay attention to the present moment (mindfulness)

Paying more attention to the present moment can improve your mental wellbeing. This includes your thoughts and feelings, your body and the world around you.

Some people call this awareness "mindfulness". Mindfulness can help you enjoy life more and understand yourself better. It can positively change the way you feel about life and how you approach challenges.

Read more about mindfulness, including steps you can take to be more mindful in your everyday life.

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Sexuality

TASCC

https://tascc.ca/supporting-youth-with-disabilities/

Although all Canadians have a right to comprehensive sexuality education, children and youth with disabilities do not always receive it. Children and youth with disabilities experience the physical, social and emotional changes that are part of growing into a healthy adult in similar ways to their typically developing or able-bodied siblings and peers.

Sometimes, however, they miss out on learning about sexuality as parents and service providers focus on other life skills and don’t feel supported to talk about sexuality

The Public Health Agency of Canada addressed the issue for sex education for youth with physical disabilities. Their findings resulted in a document, Canadian Guidelines for Sexual Health Education. The Guidelines are intended to ensure that:

Sexual health education programming is inclusive of the health, safety and educational needs of school-aged youth with physical disabilities;
The experiences of school-aged youth with physical disabilities are included in all facets of broadly-based sexual health education;
Professionals working with school-aged youth with physical disabilities are provided with a more thorough understanding of the goals and objectives of broadly-based and inclusive sexual health education.

Sexuality is an important part of overall well-being for all individuals, including those with physical disabilities. It is linked to other aspects of health including mental health, emotional health and social well-being in healthy relationships

Stimulate thought and discussion on what health and education professionals can do to create an environment in which broadly-based sexual health education is inclusive of all school-aged youth.

Educators and other professionals working with youth with physical disabilities have a responsibility to ensure that their rights and dignity are respected. Providing sexual health education inclusive of school-aged youth with physical disabilities is fundamental to their overall development and health.

Questions and Answers: Sexual Health Education for Youth with Physical Disabilities

https://www.canada.ca/en/public-health/services/infectious-diseases/sexual-health-sexually-transmitted-infections/reports-publications/questions-answers-youth.html

Books

The five books listed below can be purchased online:

https://www.routledge.com/search?kw=sexuality+and+disability

All price quotes are in US dollars.

Sexuality and Disability; A Guide to Everyday Practice by Elaine Cooper, John Guillebaud $54.95

Exploring Sexuality and Disability: A Guide for Human Service Professionals. Edited by Shamna Katz Katari. $48.95

The Routledge Handbook of Disability and Sexuality: Edited by Russell Shuttleworth, Linda Mona $56.95

Sexuality and Intellectual Disability: A Guide for Professionals by Andrew Maxwell Triska $46.95

Sexuality and Disability: A Guide for Human Service Professionals be Deborah P Valentine, Romwl W Mackleprang $69.99

Suicide prevention and healing

9-8-8: Suicide Crisis Helpline

24/7 for calls and texts in English and French

Visit Crisis Services Canada National network of existing diestress, crisis and suicide prevention line services.

Tel: 9-8-8
Visit Crisis Services Canada
Website: https://988.ca/

CASP: Canadian Association for Suicide Prevention

The Mental Health Commission of Canada has published a guide to help parents, guardians, and caregivers of children under 12 to know how to speak with them when a suicide occurs in their family or community. Talking to children about a suicide can be difficult. But doing so can greatly benefit those who are facing this type of death. Research has shown that talking about suicide does not increase a child’s risk of suicide. In fact, this discussion can lead to a rewarding learning experience.

https://suicideprevention.ca/media/national-suicide-prevention-strategy-a-letter-to-prime-minister-trudeau/

The guide can be found online at:

https://mentalhealthcommission.ca/resource/talking-to-children-about-a-suicide/

Mental Health Commission of Canada

The Mental Health Commission of Canada, in collaboration with the Canadian Association for Suicide Prevention, the Centre for Suicide Prevention, the Public Health Agency of Canada, along with an Advisory Committee comprised of people with lived experience related to suicide, have developed two toolkits to support people who have been impacted by suicide. One toolkit is tailored for people who have attempted suicide, and the other is focused on resources for people who have lost someone to suicide. The toolkits are a summary of the tools that have resonated most with the hundreds of people who completed their online survey and resources from a literature review completed by the Centre for Suicide Prevention. Both toolkits can be found oline at:

Toolkit for people who have been impacted by a suicide attempt

https://mentalhealthcommission.ca/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/Toolkit-for-people-who-have-been-impacted-by-a-sucide-attempt.pdf

Toolkit for people who have been impacted by a suicide loss

https://mentalhealthcommission.ca/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/Toolkit-for-people-who-have-been-impacted-by-a-sucide-loss.pdf

National Institute of Mental Health

Visit the NIMH for an overview, from what to do if you or someone you know is in crisis, what is suicide, the warning signs, risk factors, treatment and therapies available, finding help for menal health concerns (note, this is informational as this is an American website), NIMH’s research on suicide, where to learn about suicide prevention.

https://www.nimh.nih.gov/health/topics/suicide-prevention

The Centre’s services are offered to people who are suicidal or in crisis. The services offered are:

Crisis Intervention Line available 24/7
Short-term crisis lodging
Short-term individual crisis follow-up
Close follow-up
Suicide postvention
Follow-up for people bereaved by the suicide of a loved one
Support Group for people bereaved by suicide

Address: La Maison sous les arbres 2, boul. d'Anjou, Châteauguay, QC. J6K 1B7
Tel: 450-699-5935
Website: https://www.la-msla.com/en/intervention-lodging-crisis