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Member Assistance Program 


The Member Assistance Program (MAP) is a voluntary and confidential service for Canadian Forces (CF) to help members (Regular Force, all Reserve Class Members, Cadets) and family members.  MAP provides a short-term problem solving service for persons who have parenting or family concerns, interpersonal relations, personal and emotional, stress, anxiety, sexual assault and addiction concerns.
 
Based on the Description on the M.A.P. website.
 

Mental Health

Ministry of Children and Youth Services - The Child and Parent Resource Institute

Phone: (519) 858-2774

TTY: (519) 858-0257

Web: www.cpri.thehealthline.ca/

The Child and Parent Resource Institute (CPRI) provides services to children and youth with complex mental health and/or developmental challenges.
The Institute serves children, youth and families on a short term residential and community basis. The services provided are highly specialized and include assessment, consultation, treatment, research and education. Also provided are programs and clinics for children, youth,  families and caregivers.

Ministry of Children and Youth Services - The Child and Parent Resource Institute - Assessment

Phone: (519) 858-2774 TTY: (519) 858-0257
Web: www.cpri.thehealthline.ca/programs.asp
 
The Child and Parent Resource Centre (CPRI) provides a variety of highly specialized services to children and youth 0 – 18 years of age (and families) with complex mental health and/or developmental challenges. Services include assessment, treatment, consultation, education and research.

Thames Valley Children's Centre - Assessment

Phone: (519) 685-8680
Web: www.tvcc.on.ca/psychological-services.htm
 
Psychological Services provides assessment of the child’s learning, behavioral, social and emotional status.  Also provided are referrals for further assessment and therapy if needed.
 

Special Needs Program - Ministry of Children and Youth Services

Web: www.children.gov.on.ca/htdocs/English/topics/specialneeds/index.aspx

The Ontario government provides and funds many special programs and services to help these children and their families. The programs and services include respite care, autism services, developmental delay services, disability services, mental health services, rehabilitiation and special services at home. Some of the common mental health issues are anxiety, depression, ADD/ADHD, conduct disorder and self harm. To find out how to apply for these services and more information in your local area go to their website.
 

Mental Health Service Information Ontario

Phone: 1-866-531-2600 or 1-866-531-2600

Web:  www.mhsio.on.ca

Up to date information about mental health services and supports in Ontario.  Available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Confidential and free.

Children at Risk - Autism

Phone: (613) 741-8255
Web: www.childrenatrisk.ca
 
A charitable organization that provides services and programs to families with children diagnosed within the Autism Spectrum Disorders to develop their children’s behavorial, communication, and social skills as well as to advocate for their ongoing needs.

Infant Development Program

Phone: (705) 472-0910
Web: www.oaicd.ca
 
The Infant Development Program is available to families with children (birth to 6 years) who may be at risk for problems affecting mental and/or physical growth.  Through formal and informal developmental assessments the Infant Development Worker will assist the family in understanding their child’s unique pattern of development.

Children's Mental Health Ontario (CMHO)

Web:  http://www.kidsmentalhealth.ca/

CMHO represents and supports the providers of child and youth mental health treatment services throughout Ontario.   On their website you can find a mental health service provider near you, tools to support your family dealing with the process of diagnosis and mental health issues, and tools for professionals.  Some mental health issues may include anxiety, depression, mood disorders, behavioural challenges or a complex mental health disorder.


 

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