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Mental Health & Wellness Resource Finder

The Mental Health and Wellness Resource Finder provides a number of mental health, wellness and addictions supports and resources for you and those you care about. Resources for youth and adolescents are highlighted in green.

What type of supports and services are you looking for?

“我不应对,今天需要帮助。”

Available Resources

  • Crisis Resource Centre
    • The Mental Health Crisis Response Centre in Winnipeg is a central point of access for adults experiencing a mental health crisis, accessible 24 hours a day, seven days a week within an atmosphere that promotes healing and recovery. For more information call204-940-1781.
  • Klinic Suicide Prevention and Support Line
  • Mobile Crisis Service
    • The Mobile Crisis Service assists individuals experiencing a mental health or psychosocial crisis, including persons with a co-occurring mental health / substance use disorder
  • Kids Help Phone
    • Connect with a trained, volunteer crisis responder for support any time
    • Text Services: Text “CONNECT” to 686868
    • Phone 24/7 by calling1-800-668-6868
  • Macdonald Youth Services Crisis Services
    • MYS offers a range of FREE crisis supports to help stabilize youth, while also ensuring emotional, physical and cultural safety and wellness for everyone in the home
    • Supports include youth crisis stabilization units, individual and family therapy, school support and much more
    • 24-hour Crisis Line:204-949-4777or toll-free:1-888-383-2776
  • Hope North Recovery Services for Youth
    • Crisis support and intervention available in the Northern Health Region for youths 17 and under
    • Phone:204-778-9977, Monday – Friday, 11:45 am – 12:00 am (midnight)

“I find it difficult doing my daily activities. I need to talk to someone as soon as possible to see what resources are best for me.”

Available Resources

  • Centralized Intake Child and Adolescent Mental Health Program
    • The service provides access to child and adolescent mental health resources
    • This service is for children and adolescents between the ages of 3 years up to 18 years who are experiencing emotional or behavioural concerns as well as symptoms of mental illness
    • For more information call204-958-9660
  • Macdonald Youth Services Brief Treatment Service
    • The service offers a range of FREE crisis support to help stabilize youth, while also ensuring emotional, physical and cultural safety and wellness for everyone in the home
    • Supports include youth crisis stabilization units, individual and family therapy, support and much more
  • Youth Addiction Centralized Intake
    • This Provincial service offers information and supports to parents regarding Youth Drug Stabilization (Support for Parents) Act
    • It serves to provide information to youth, their families and allied professionals regarding addiction services for youth in Manitoba
    • For more information call204-958-9660

“I feel overwhelmed sometimes. I would like ongoing support.”

Available Resources

  • AbilitiCBT
    • Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) delivered by a therapist through a digital platform accessible from your smartphone or tablet
    • It virtually pairs you with a professional therapist that supports you through your program
    • To book your first session, call toll free1-844-218-2955
  • Addictions Foundation of Manitoba
    • The foundation offers a range of supportive services for individuals struggles with substance-use challenges and gambling
    • For more information, call toll-free:1-866-638-2561
  • Blue Cross Employee Assistance Program
    • Short term counselling, information, & resource documents
    • For more information call204-775-0151(8:00 am – 5:30 pm weekdays)
  • Bounce Back(Canadian Mental Health Association)
    • Evidence-based coaching program for people experiencing low mood, mild-to-moderate depression or stress, with or without anxiety
    • Toll-free:1-844-733-8181
  • Canadian Mental Health Resource Wellness Support Response Line
    • Services include peer support, BounceBack CBT coaching for depression and anxiety, workplace and youth mental health education, brief intervention and supportive counselling and service navigation.
    • Phone:204-775-6442
  • Mental Health Counselling at Centre Sara Riel
    • During the COVID-19 pandemic Sara Riel is accepting new clients. Anyone facing a mental health or substance use challenge can access services at this time.
    • For more information call204-233-2564
  • Wellness Together Canada
    • Tools and resources to help Canadians get back on track
    • These include modules for addressing low mood, worry, substance use, social isolation and relationship issues
  • Rainbow Resource Centre Counselling for Youth
    • 提供给女同性恋，同性恋，双性恋，跨性别，双精神，奇迹，质疑，intersex和联盟（2slgbyq +）青少年13-21岁的支持和服务
    • To book a single-session appointment, call the front desk at204-474-0212
    • Appointments for the week are provided to callers at this time and can become brief treatment as needed
    • For youth under 18 that want to access counselling through the Rainbow Resource Centre they will ONLY NEED CONSENT FROM A PARENT OR GUARDIAN IF there is a developmental disability or if the youth is under 13 years old
  • St. Amant’s Wellness Line
    • Available from 9 am to 9 pm, Monday through Thursday, and is available to any Manitoba family affected by disability
    • To access the line, Manitobans can call204-258-7076or toll-free:1-877-858-7076.
    • Open 12:00 pm – 6:00 pm Monday through Thursday and is available to any Manitoban affected by a developmental disability.
  • Youth Hub (Nor’West Coop)
    • Telephone counselling, support, brainstorming resources and resource navigation and other services
    • Available via telephone Monday – Friday, 1:00 pm – 6:30 pm and Saturday 9:30 am – 2:30 pm
    • Phone:204-221-9800or email:youthhub@norwestcoop.ca
  • Youth Mental Health Promotion at Canadian Mental Health Association (CHMA)– Manitoba and Winnipeg
    • In and around Winnipeg, the team can deliver workshops and presentations to school staff, high school or post-secondary students and youth groups
    • The team is dedicated to promoting positive mental health, breaking down stigma associated with mental health problems and illness and promoting early help-seeking and recovery

“I would like to speak to someone about what I’m feeling and thinking.”

Available Resources

“I’m doing well, but I would like some self-guided help and resources, such as websites, online resources and phone apps for me and the people I care about.”

Available Resources

  • Anxiety Canada
    • Anxiety Canada has a number of free digital resources based on Cognitative Behavioural Therapy (CBT) that teach people about anxiety and how to cope during challenges times
  • Anxiety Disorders Association of Manitoba Peer Support
    • The association offers sessions to assist with better understanding anxiety, discuss signs and symptoms, and how to cope
  • Canadian Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH)
    • 该中心有一个有用的资源页面，其中包含与Covid-19期间的医疗保健提供者及其心理健康的联系
  • Canadian Center on Substance Use and Addiction
    • The centre offers a free resource for healthcare providers on how to manage stress, anxiety and substance use during COVID-19
  • Canadian Mental Health Association Learning Center
    • The centre offers a variety of mental health and well-being courses designed to inform, create connections, promote and protect mental health
  • Crisis and Trauma Resource Institute
    • Webinars and videos related to COVID-19
    • Audio exercise for stress and anxiety
    • Practical COVID-19 related insights and useful tips
  • FACE COVID Workbook
    • 工作簿包括一系列实际步骤，用于使用验收和承诺治疗原则有效地响应Covid-19危机（法案）
  • MindShift CBT
    • This is a free anxiety management app to help you relax, be mindful, develop your thinking and determine active steps
    • The app provides has a number of tools and a symptom checker to help rate your current anxiety, and steps to get you through difficult episodes or situations
  • Smart Phone Apps to Support Mindfulness and Relaxation
  • Workplace Strategies for Mental Health
    • This is a website employees can access for free tools, resources and education including:Guarding Minds at Work, Managing Mental Health,Psychologically Safe Leaders, and Psychologically Safe Interactions
  • Back to School During COVID-19
  • BoosterBuddy.
    • This is a free mobile app designed to help teens and young adults improve their mental health, manage your personal wellness journey and earn achievements as your sidekick guides them through a series of daily quests designed to establish and sustain positive habits
  • Calm
    • This is a mobile app that focuses on the four key areas of meditation, breathing, sleep, and relaxation, with the aim of bringing joy, clarity, and peace to your daily life
  • Calm Harm
    • This is a free mobile app developed to help with teenage mental health using principles of dialectical behaviour therapy
  • Stress Hacks
    • 有用的在线资源如何有效地导航压力
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