Mental Health Treatment

• PSP Wellbeing Course: Education and guidance on techniques for various mental health concerns, such as depression, anxiety and/or post-traumatic injuries
• PSP PTSD Course: focuses specifically on helping individuals who are primarily concerned with symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder

Mental health counselling, emotional support, community based cultural support services, and some assistance with transportation costs is available to those affected by missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls.

Transportation assistance is provided when local professional counselling and cultural support services are unavailable, including costs to see Elders and traditional healers away from home.

Counselling services offered to all Canadian Forces families.

A trained social worker can offer counselling in areas such as:

• Marriage/couple
• Depression/anxiety disorder treatment and recovery
• Adjustment to life transitions
• Self-Esteem and communication skills for successful relationships
• Childhood anxieties and attention difficulties
• Blended families, divorce/separation, and support for children

• Assessment
• Diagnosis
• Treatment
• Condition management and support

• Is based on cognitive behavioural and dialectical behaviour therapies
• Covers a different topic and teaches different coping strategies each week
• Is taught by nurses, social workers, psychologists, occupational therapists, and addiction counselors

• One-on-one counselling
• Group sessions
• Referrals to specialized groups such as Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT) Skills Group
• Referrals to more intensive treatment programs such as INSIGHT program for youth

Provides six free online therapy sessions for adults with Intellectual Disability and/or Autism Spectrum Disorder experiencing mental health concerns and/or in need of behavior support.

This program is in partnership with and delivered by Your Life Design.

Provides free and immediate mental health counselling to help with anxiety, as well as life events causing stress or other mental health issues. Appointments are on a first-come, first-served basis, but visitors will be connected with a counsellor as soon as possible. Sessions are up to 60 minutes with a registered mental health therapist who may also make referrals to other mental health services.Locations and times:

• Charlottetown - Provincial Addictions Treatment Facility:
  • Clinic is for addictions or substance use related concerns
  • Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday 7am-4pm (please arrive by 3pm) and Tuesday 7am-6pm (please arrive by 5pm)
• Charlottetown - at 18 Queen Street, Suite 106 (Former location James B. Jenkins Center which was a replacement of Richmond Centre):
  • Clinic is for mental health concerns
  • Clinic is for all ages
  • Monday , Wednesday, Friday 7:30am-4pm and Tuesday and Thursday 7:30am-6pm
  • Saturday and Sunday 12pm-4pm
• Charlottetown - McGill Centre:
  • Clinic is for mental health concerns
  • Clinic is for ages 16 years and older
  • Saturday and Sunday 12pm-4pm
• Summerside:
• Clinic is for mental health, addictions, or substance use related concerns
• Clinic is for all ages
• Monday , Wednesday, Friday 8am-4pm
• Tuesday and Thursday 8am-8pm (Please arrive by 7pm)
• Montague:
  • For mental health concerns: Tuesday 10am-12pm and Thursday 2pm-8pm (Please arrive by 7pm)
  • For addictions or substance use related concerns: Monday 10am-12pm
• O'Leary:
  • Clinic is for mental health, addictions, or substance use related concerns
  • Call for an appointment
• Alberton:
  • Clinic is for mental health, addictions, or substance use related concerns
  • Call for an appointment