We have many programs to help support you.
-Personal Stress, relationship breakdown, blended family struggles, loss/grief etc.
-Victim and survivor support experiencing (historical included) physical, mental, emotional, and sexual abuse, intimidation, and financial abuse etc.
-Empowered self-awareness building, self-esteem development, stress debrief, goal setting, peer mediation, etc.
-Counselling offered to youth aged 0-18 years who have or are witnessing abuse.
-In-home support focused on improving wellbeing of family and reducing child protection concerns.
-Addictions and acute mental health programming (Matrix)
-Outpatient based intensive day treatment (6 weeks) or unstructured intensive day treatment (16 weeks).
-10-8 transitional bed facility available for individuals who have completed their detox program and are awaiting start dates for drug-treatment or housing programs.
-24-hour crisis line. CISM responses to life events including defusing’s, debriefings, crisis management briefings, group and one on one interventions.
-Mandated programing examples: anger management, CBT counseling, mediation, supervision exchanges, permanent release plans, etc.
-Services available to those being trafficked for service (human, sexual, employment, immigration, drug/weapon transport etc.).
-Please contact us for more information on this program.
-Please contact us for more information on this program.
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-By intervening earlier, the program aims to lower the likelihood of family violence and reduce demand for emergency services.
-WCCFSC has a new relationship and programing for Rapid Access Counselling clinics in partnership with Saskatchewan Health Authority.
-Children, youth, adults or couples may access counselling.
-Simply present at our clinic locations, and you will be able to see a qualified counsellor the same day.
-These sessions are a full counselling session, where you will have the opportunity to identify your primary concern, and what you hope to get out of the session.
-You will leave with something tangible to help you address your issues.
-Additionally, you may receive referrals to community or health if needed, or be referred to an ongoing counsellor within our agency.
-For more information on our Rapid Access Counselling Clinics, please contact West Central Crisis & Family Support Centre @ 306-463-6655
-Or to schedule your own appointment for Rapid Access Clinics across Saskatchewan follow the link below: