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NDACS provides specialized care to children and teens up to 17 years of age with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and / or other neurodevelopmental disorders (conditions that affect the development of the nervous system) with complex needs. It focuses on learning and emotional / behavioral struggles. NDACS also works with community resources. Patient and family-focused … Read more
This program helps children and their families if they have questions about the child’s development or if they think the child might have Autism Spectrum Disorder that cannot be confirmed in the community.
Offers tertiary level psychiatric services to children and adolescents with significant treatment resistant mental health problems not able to be managed in the community by a pediatrician and secondary level mental health supports. To ensure children and youth are being connected with the right provider, the right place, in the right amount of time, a … Read more
Provides early childhood mental health care in a small classroom setting. The family and care team work together to support the child’s social, emotional, academic and physical development. The program works to strengthen the family’s ability to support their child by promoting parent confidence. Children attend the program two full days a week during the … Read more
Uses evidence-based, trauma-informed approaches, which might include involving families in the process of change; techniques to work on thoughts and actions; emotion-focused therapy to help couples improve their relationship; or education to help families better understand mental health challenges.
Peer support group to help parents, partners, and caregivers of those with a mental health concern and/or addiction. The program is made up of three components, all offered virtually:– Caregiver Connections Peer Support Group – ONLINE (via zoom) on Thursday evenings from 6:30PM – 8:00PM.– Peer Support Calls– Education and connection through the Monthly Family Seminars
Provides high quality, secure, and affordable housing for people with mental illness and/or low income. The program works with tenants and their supports to maintain long-term housing. CMHA Edmonton owns and manages seven apartment building with 146 units.
Group Care provides a safe and secure environment. We provide a home that support clients’ needs culturally, emotionally and physically, spiritually, helping them develop & maintain contact with their family and peers. Every child is unique and therefore every care plan is developed to meet the needs of the child/ youth.
Ambulatory services for children (aged 5 – 12) with a variety of mental health conditions. Access to specific services is determined by presenting concerns and interventions most appropriate to treat. A referral from a child psychiatrist is required who is willing to take the patient back upon discharge.
The Youth Community Support Program (YCSP) is a community based mental health program. This program is a partnership services between Boyle Street Community Services and Recovery Alberta. YCSP is an empowering, collaborative and innovative program for youth and their families who have frequently accessed hospital-based mental health services without experiencing functional improvement.
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