A listing of the health services available in the Edmonton Zone for child and adolescent mental health patients. For information about social services for child and adolescent mental health patients, please visit ab.211.ca.
How to Use This Database
Please use the filters on the left to select the acuity, age range, and/or type of service/referral that you are looking for. You can click on the View Program button below any of the entries for additional information about the program’s behaviour eligibility, referral pathway, hours, contact information, and if there is a cost to patients.
Aboriginal Counseling Services of Alberta
- Acuity: Basic
- All ages
Provides programs and therapy services to support Aboriginal individuals and families who have experienced family violence, are seeking anger management, or support for mental wellness.
Access Open Minds
- Acuity: Mild to Moderate
- 11-25 years
Walk-In services for individuals 16-25; meet with a clinician and experience a solution-focused counseling session and explore with the clinician if any other services or
Addiction and Mental Health – Community Services, Child and Adolescent
- Acuity: Mild to Moderate, Moderate to High
- 5-17 years
Provides assessment and treatment of mental health concerns. Clients who require services from clinicians that have experience in child and adolescent mental health are the
Addiction and Mental Health – Crisis Team
- Acuity: Basic, Mild to Moderate, Moderate to High, Severe/Complex
- 5-17
The Crisis Team offers immediate crisis support through the Crisis Line to children / youth, aged 5-17 years of age, and their care providers. The
Addiction and Mental Health – Intake Services, Child and Adolescent at Nexus Business Park
- Acuity: Basic, Mild to Moderate, Moderate to High, Severe/Complex
- 4 years, 9 months - 17 years, 9 months
Provides a centralized single intake service for child and adolescent community mental health services across the Edmonton Zone. Offers screening and triaging of referrals, offers
Addiction and Mental Health – Walk-In Clinics (Leduc, Northgate, Rutherford, St. Albert)
- Acuity: Mild to Moderate, Moderate to High, Severe/Complex
- 5-17 years
50-minute, solution-focused, single therapy session on a first-come, first-serve basis with a focus on exploring specific issues and possible solutions. Parent / Caregiver attendance is
Alberta 211
- Acuity: Basic
- All ages
211 helps Albertans find the right resource or service for whatever issue they need help with, at the right time. 211 is available 24/7 by
Alberta Hospital Edmonton – Youth Addiction and Mental Health Stabilization Program
- Acuity: Severe/Complex
- 12-18 years
The Youth Stabilization program provides a voluntary program for youth requiring stabilization around the addiction or mental health concerns. It is a 4-bed, 10-day voluntary
Alberta Hospital Edmonton – Youth Recovery Program
- Acuity: Severe/Complex
- 12-18 years
An intensive, inpatient treatment program, the Edmonton Youth Recovery Program is a 90-day voluntary inpatient program supporting youth navigating their addiction concerns. The 8-bed program
Anxiety Canada – Mindshift CBT Groups
- Acuity: Mild to Moderate
- All ages (online resources and tools), 18+ (Mindshift CBT Groups)
Anxiety Canada is a registered charity and non-profit organization created to raise awareness about anxiety and support access to proven resources and treatment. They offer
Ben Calf Robe Society
- Acuity: Basic
- All ages
Provides youth and family support services, group care and Indigenous awareness training for Indigenous youth and families.
Boyle Street Community Services – Mobile Outreach Addiction Team
- Acuity: Mild to Moderate, Moderate to High, Severe/Complex
- Under 24 years
An integrated model of mobile and outreach services for street-involved individuals that serves youth and adults negatively affected by substance use. It includes providing services
Boyle Street Community Services – Youth Community Support Program
- Acuity: Moderate to High, Severe/Complex
- 13-17 years
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
Canadian Mental Health Association – Edmonton
- Acuity: Basic, Mild to Moderate
- All ages
Offer several different services including crisis services, navigation services, and suicide grief support services; as well as programs for peer support, housing, family support, and
CASA House
- Acuity: Moderate to High
- 12-17 years
CASA House is a live-in program for teens who need support with significant mental health and/or addiction challenges. Teens stay at CASA House for an
