Psychiatry assessment services are available for those individuals who are experiencing significant concerns with their mental health. A Psychiatrist can assist by clarifying symptoms and diagnoses, as well as making treatment recommendations.Continue readingAdult Psychiatry
CMHA Programs and Services
The Canadian Mental Health Association provides recovery-focused programs and services for people of all ages and their families. Follow the links below for details.
Be Safe App
Be Safe is an easy to use, accessible tool available 24/7 to support decision making during a crisis. Be Safe is available in an app version* and as a pocket guide, aimed to help youth across Ontario. Be Safe is meant to complement a helping relationship and is not a substitute for professional, clinical services. […]Continue readingBe Safe App
Beautiful Minds
Beautiful Minds provides school-based education programs that focus on positive mental health and the reduction of stigma. We work with schools, social agencies and community partners to develop, promote and deliver presentations designed to increase knowledge and promote stigma reduction throughout a person’s life.Continue readingBeautiful Minds
BounceBack Ontario
If you’re experiencing low mood, depression, and anxiety, BounceBack can help. Through BounceBack, adults and youth 15+ learn skills to help manage worry and anxiety, combat unhelpful thinking, and become more active and assertive.Continue readingBounceBack Ontario
Child and Youth Sexual Abuse Team
CYSAT is multi-disciplinary Team in Guelph and Wellington that focuses on children who have experienced sexual abuse, children who exhibit sexualized behaviour, and youth who have sexually offended.Continue readingChild and Youth Sexual Abuse Team
Children’s Mental Health, 0-6 yrs
The goal of the Infant Mental Health Program is to support families of children age birth to five to enhance their nurturing relationship.Continue readingChildren’s Mental Health, 0-6 yrs
Children’s Services
There are a range of services available for children within Guelph and Wellington County, spanning both developmental services and mental health services. Please explore the menu bar to learn more about our program offerings. Below, you will find a sampling of the work we do: Children’s Mental Health Services, 0-6 Mental Health Assessment Service Coordination […]Continue readingChildren’s Services
Dialectical Behaviour Therapy
The goal of CMHA WW’s DBT program is to increase the quality of life and reduce the risk that individuals facing emotional dysregulation and borderline personality disorder experience. The program promotes the cultivation of meaningful and fulfilling lives while enhancing an individual’s ability to experience safety and stability.Continue readingDialectical Behaviour Therapy
Eating Disorders: Family and Friends Education and Support Group
This mutual aid group provides: support and encouragement; information on how and where to get help; insights on books and electronic media; special guest speakers such as therapists and dietitians; and suggestions about how to take care of yourself while helping your loved one.Continue readingEating Disorders: Family and Friends Education and Support Group
Eating Disorders: Getting Help for Someone You Know
If you suspect someone you know has an eating disorder, you may feel: Helpless Confused Guilty Frustrated Frightened Angry Worried How you can help Do… Encourage your friend or relative to get help at school, work, or in the community (e.g. contact a youth worker, a resource teacher or counselor, any health professional, counseling services) […]Continue readingEating Disorders: Getting Help for Someone You Know