Resources
by Base
Mental Health - Esquimalt - Adult
Mental Health
Vancouver Island Health Authority - Mental Health and Addiction Services
Phone: (250) 370-8408
Central Intake: Comox Valley: (250) 331-8524
Web: www.viha.ca/mhas/services
VIHA’s Adult Mental Health and Addiction Services offers a range of services from short-term crisis intervention to rehabilitation, short-term housing and many options in between.
BC Mental Health & Addiction Services
* Specialized tertiary mental health treatment services for adults and children
* Forensic psychiatric services
* Research & knowledge exchange
* Mental health promotion.
Here to Help
Website: http://www.heretohelp.bc.ca
Phone: 1-800-661-2121
This website has been developed by the BC Partners for Mental Health and Addictions Information. This website offers a variety of information, fact sheets and shared stories about mental illness. This website has resources available in several languages.
Anxiety BC
Phone; (604) 681-3400
Web: www.anxietybc.com
Anxiety BC provides an understanding of anxiety and strategies to manage anxiety. Their new toolkit is useful for parents across the country. “Helping Your Anxious Child or Teen” provides clear, concise explanations and approaches to help your child and family.
Esquimalt Military Family Resource Centre (MFRC) Prevention, Support and Intervention Service
Phone: (250) 363-2640 or 1 800 353-3329
The Esquimalt MFRC offers support with relationship issues, parenting challenges, the military lifestyle, copint with short-term crisis situations and various emergencies for Canadian Forces Families. We are your one-stop shop for quality referrals to outside counselling resources and specialized support services.
B.C. Brain Injury Association
Victoria Youth Clinic
Web: www.victoriayouthclinic.ca
CF Mental Health and Social Work Services
(Please note the Canadian Forces Member must initiate the contact with the Mental Health Team)
Phone: (250) 363-4411
The Mental Health Clinic is an intergrated team of civilian and military professionals, which include Social Workers, Chaplains, Education Coordinators, Addiction Counsellors, Mental Health Nurse, Psychologist and Psychiatrist. If you are facing some difficulties, they are there to help you get a better understanding of your concerns and to develop with you the skills/strategies for overcoming and dealing with the situation. At the Mental Health Clinic, staff do a quick intake assessment to determine your needs. This initial consultation attempts to answer all the individuals questions related to their services, including issues such as confidentiality and appointment booking.
