Mental Health Resources (London Devilettes)

YWHO offers mental health and substance use services, primary care, and community and social services—for youth between the ages of 12 and 25. Through collaboration among many different providers and sectors, hubs provide easy and rapid access to services that address the needs of youth across multiple domains of their lives. The hubs are local places where young people can receive walk-in access to high-quality, integrated, mental health and substance use services, as well as other health, social, and employment supports.

 

Confidential and compassionate, the Tandem team listens carefully to understand your unique needs and creates a personalized plan to support you. As a central referral and intake point, we collaborate with young people and their families to connect them with community resources that offer immediate mental health support for children and youth. You can count on us for guidance, reassurance, and ongoing support as we help you navigate the path ahead.

 

BBBS of London offers two dynamic group programs tailored for female-identifying and male-identifying youth in grades 6-8: Go Girls! and Game On. Both programs run for eight weeks at various times throughout the year. Participants meet for one hour each week at their school. Each session focuses on four key themes: physical activity, healthy eating, self-esteem, and communication skills, providing a holistic approach to personal growth and well-being.

 

 

This resource was developed by the Ontario Youth Suicide Prevention Life Promotion Collaborative as a guide for community and education-based providers who support youth and families affected by suicide. Although primarily aimed at those working in sectors that serve children and young people, we acknowledge that a comprehensive community postvention effort is essential to ensure all individuals impacted by suicide receive the support they need.

 

 

A range of guides, toolkits, websites, and webinars are available for suicide postvention, many of which are low-cost or free.

 

 

This is a list of local, Canadian and international resources for people who have experienced a suicide attempt or suicidal thoughts and feelings, and people who have been impacted by suicide.

 

 

 

Kids Help Phone is Canada’s only 24/7 e-mental health services offering free multilingual and confidential support to help all young people Feel Out Loud.

 

 

MindYourMind exists in the space where mental health, wellness, engagement and technology meet. We work with young people aged 14 to 29 to co-create interactive tools and innovative resources, ensuring youth in Canada have access to high quality mental health and wellness information.

 

Mental Health Literacy is committed to creating and delivering the highest quality mental health literacy information, research, education and resources. Materials are provided in a variety of mediums that include videos, animations, brochures, e-books, face-to-face training programs, and online training programs. MHL materials are specifically designed to meet the needs of children, youth, young adults, families, educators, community agencies and health care providers.

 

MindShift® CBT uses scientifically proven strategies based on Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) to help you learn to relax and be mindful, develop more effective ways of thinking, and use active steps to take charge of your anxiety. A new feature, the Community forum, now enables you to find and offer peer-to-peer support. Watch our brief video on getting started with MindShift CBT

 

 

The CCMHS offers standard workshops and can develop specific content based on clients’ needs (e.g., coaches, athletes, parents, organizations). Topics covered include but are not limited to integration of mental health in coaching practice, wellness, self-care, resilience, stress management and prevention of burnout. 

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