Mental Health Support Services

Helps individuals, families, friends, and service providers navigate to mental health and addiction resources across Epekwitk / PEI.

Free Online learning modules that help individuals understand and work through their grief.

• A handbook and DVD and/or website access
• Behaviour chart
• Daily report card for the school
• Weekly 45 minute phone sessions with either one-on-one coaching or group-based with other parents/caregivers dealing with similar challenges

Provides comprehensive assessment, diagnosis, and treatment services for adults with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). Evidence-based interventions are offered to help individuals manage ADHD symptoms and improve daily functioning. Includes:

• Comprehensive ADHD assessments
• Diagnosis and treatment planning tailored to individual needs
• Medication management in collaboration with health care providers
• Psychosocial support and therapy for individuals and families
• Education and resources on ADHD, and strategies for self-management

Note: Clients are required to provide at least one source of childhood collateral predating age 12 upon being contacted for their appointment.

Provides in-person, online and phone navigation support for individuals impacted by sexual assault in advocating for themselves, finding their voice, and accessing the services they need on their own terms. Supports include:

• Accompaniment to police, court, or other authorities
• Support during Sexual Assault Evidence Kit procedures
• Advocacy and accompaniment to related appointments
• Connections to housing, income supports, and mental health services
• Assistance with system navigation, documentation, and service provider advocacy

Provides a confidential peer-support phone line for anyone impacted by a loved one in active substance use or by a substance-use-related death. Situations supported include:

• Mental health challenges related to a loved one's substance use
• Concerns about a loved one's substance use and its impacts
• Grief and loss related to a loved one's overdose
• Wanting to talk to someone about a loved one's substance use or a substance-use-related death
• Connection to a broader peer-support network

Supports 2SLGBTQQIA+ (2S+) individuals living off-reserve on Epekwitk / PEI by promoting mental well-being, understanding of issues, and reducing gender-based violence within the community. The program includes:

• Monthly group meetings with cultural teachings
• Quarterly land-based teachings and healing circles led by Elders
• Public outreach sessions
• Cultural retreats highlighting the historic role of 2SLGBTQQIA+ peoples in Indigenous culture and addressing current issues