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A DOCTOR OR A NURSE
Mental Health
Our teams can help you with problems related to mental health, addiction, violence, abuse, poverty, social exclusion, and emotional or psychological distress. Each CLSC offers psychosocial consultations. Staff assess your situation and needs and provide you with follow-up or refer you to the right service.
CLSC de Pierrefonds: 514 626-2572
CLSC du Lac-Saint-Louis: 514 697-4110
Documentation
Clic on the link to access the pamphlets:
Generalized anxiety disorder, panic and phobic disorders
Psychosocial Clinic
If you or your loved one feel the need to consult a professional about personal problems, don’t hesitate to discuss it with your family physician or contact the West Island HSSC. They provide walk-in services, as well as assessment, referral and follow-up services, with or without an appointment.
For information:
CLSC de Pierrefonds: 514 626-2572
CLSC du Lac-Saint-Louis: 514 697-4110
To West Island residents victims of a PONZI scheme
Signs and symptoms of psychological distress
West Island Community Resource Centre (CRC)
Crisis Centre
Individials dealing with a difficult situation or a crisis should, in the first place, communicate with a crisis centre where professionals offer services 24 hours a day, seven days a week: consultation, evaluation, reference, orientation, follow-up and, in some cases, housing.
Montreal West Island Crisis Centre
514-684-6160
(French Web site)
Other resources
Action Autonomie
Promotion and defence of mental health rights.
514 525-5060
Arrimage
Employment integration and retention for people living with serious mental health disorders.
514 389-9393
ANEB QUEBEC - The Quebec Association for Assistance to Persons Suffering from Anorexia Nervosa and Bulimia
www.anebquebec.com
Helps people directly or indirectly affected by a food disorder.
514 630-0907
For information about ANEB QUEBEC, consult this document.
CENTRE BIENVENUE
www.centrebienvenue.org
Orientation for employment, studies or volunteering. Employment searches and retention along with intensive follow-up. Day Centre.
514 421-2212
For information about CENTRE BIENVENUE, consult this document.
CRISIS CENTRE
www.centredecriseoi.com
For information about the CRISIS CENTRE, consult this document
COMMUNITY PERSPECTIVE IN MENTAL HEALTH
www.pcsm-cpmh.org
Community follow-up and assistance.
Assistance with housing searches.
514 696-0972
For information about the COMMUNITY PERSPECTIVE, consult this document.
FRIENDS OF MENTAL HEALTH
Bilingual association for parents and friends of people affected by mental illness.
For information about the FRIENDS OF MENTAL HEALTH, consult this document.
L'ÉQUIPE ENTREPRISE
www.equipeentreprise.org
For information about the ÉQUIPE ENTREPRISE, consult this document.
Tel-Aide
Free and confidential listening service for people in distress, available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
514 935-1101
West Island Council for Psychiatric Needs Inc.
Group homes and supervised apartments.
514 683-1647
West Island Citizen Advocacy
Support for the elderly and people with a mental health problem or a disability.
Supervised residences.
514 694-5850
www.westislandcitizenadvocacy.com
For information about the WEST ISLAND CITIZEN ADVOCACY, consult this document.
ACTION JEUNESSE DE L'OUEST-DE-L'ÎLE (AJOI) / WEST ISLAND YOUTH ACTION
Street worker program for at risk youth and young adult in your neiborhood.
514-674-1270
Other community organizations offer psychological and support services. You can get information from the West Island Community Resource Centre: 514 694-6404 or www.crcinfo.ca
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The West Island HSSC is a member of the Montreal Network of Health Promoting Hospitals and CSSSs, affiliated with the World Health Organization (WHO).
