WHAT WE OFFER
The Adult Outpatient Program offers treatment for those who are 18 years and older coping with a serious and persistent mental illness and, when appropriate, to their families. Our philosophy of care is based on concern for the overall psychological well-being of our patients and respect for their individual needs. Our goals include alleviating acute psychological distress and improving quality of life.
WHO WE ARE
As a patient in the Adult Outpatient program, you’ll be treated be a range of healthcare professionals, including:
SERVICES
The Adult Outpatient clinic offers:
HOW TO REFER TO THE ADULT OUTPATIENT PROGRAM
To access the Adult Outpatient program, you must be referred by a physician or nurse practitioner. The referral form can be completed and faxed to 705-876-5013.
RESOURCES
Frequently-Asked Questions
Is there a wait to be seen?
Yes. You will be contacted about the referral and asked to provide some information at which time you will be given a better idea of the wait that may exist for that particular treatment or service.
What do I do if I am in crisis?
Contact your doctor or nurse practitioner (many offer after hours support)
If you’re thinking about suicide, 9-8-8 is here to help. Call or text 9-8-8- toll free, anytime.
Call 8-1-1 to speak with a registered nurse day or night, 24/7 or visit healthconnectontario.heatlh.gov.on.ca
If you or someone else needs immediate help or is in danger of harm, visit the Emergency Department or call 911.
Is there a fee?
There are no fees to attend our Service for people with a current OHIP card. You are asked to bring your OHIP card with you to every appointment.
Who will see me?
Depending on your needs you will be referred to a professional clinician who is a member of our multidisciplinary team. You will want to know the professional background of the person you see.
Who decides what treatment I will receive?
You and the person who sees you will determine an individualized treatment plan with recommendations for a best fit with services, whether in the Adult Outpatient program or to another agency in the community.
What kind of therapy will I get?
It depends. Some people may need group therapy, some will need individual, some will need a single consultation, some will need crisis intervention. We will help you to focus on creating a plan to make and follow through with the right connection.
