Supporting individuals by telephone or in person, those affected by a suicide death. We offer one-on-one counselling, support groups, workshops and education to those coping with the shock, grief and complex emotions that are part of this traumatic loss. Information is also available for those supporting someone who is grieving a suicide death. Our Bereavement […]Continue readingBereavement Support
Services
Canadian Mental Health Association Middlesex provides recovery-focused programs and services for people of all ages and their families. This page displays our full service listing. Follow the links below for more details.
Case Management
“Living well” with a serious mental illness means different things to different people. Our Case Managers give you the one-on-one support and encouragement you need to live well. At CMHA Middlesex, you can participate in Case Management if you have mental health needs that significantly interfere with your ability to function in areas such as […]Continue readingCase Management
Clinical Services
Part of attaining wellness is improving your physical health along with your mental health. Our clinical team offers health promotion, disease and injury prevention and chronic disease management. Psychiatrist Consultation Clinic The goal of the community clinic is prevention, stabilization and treatment of mental disorders. Opiate Replacement Therapy (Suboxone Clinic) Suboxone is a medication used […]Continue readingClinical Services
Community Homes for Opportunity (CHO)
Community Homes for Opportunity (CHO) is a supportive housing program for people with serious mental illness. The program is intended to assist Tenants by providing appropriate housing and support services to achieve and maintain stability in a home that is safe and affordable. The program takes a recovery-based approach and provides access to support services […]Continue readingCommunity Homes for Opportunity (CHO)
Community Programs
We offer many social, recreational and skill building opportunities throughout the year and across our sites. Each group is an opportunity to meet new people, learn a new skill, and connect with staff and volunteers who care about your health and wellness. All of these programs are free. Some require registration and some are drop-in. […]Continue readingCommunity Programs
Crisis Services
Mental Health and Addictions Crisis Centre (London) If you, a family member, friend or co-worker are experiencing: a serious mental health or addictions problem a situational crisis psychosis risk of self-harm or harm to others emotional trauma agitation and sleeplessness severe depression or anxiety symptoms of substance use withdrawal requiring support suicidal thoughts crisis resulting from […]Continue readingCrisis Services
Crisis Stabilization Space
Experiencing a mental health or addictions crisis while also “going through the motions” of school, family life or work may feel impossible. For some, developing a mental health plan and setting personal goals is easier in a safe, supportive environment away from everyday stressors. Our Crisis Stabilization Space provides short-term support for people of all […]Continue readingCrisis Stabilization Space
Eating Disorders Residence
The Eating Disorders Residence is a voluntary 8 bed residence offered in partnership with London Health Science Centre’s Adult Eating Disorders Service. It offers specialized supports and programs in a home-like setting for those 18+ who have an eating disorder diagnosis and need 24 hour support to interrupt eating disorder symptoms. Clients who stay in […]Continue readingEating Disorders Residence
Family Support
Who We Serve: Family Support is for anyone – friend, family member, partner, spouse, co-worker, boss or neighbor – who is concerned about the mental health of another community member. What We Do: The Family Support program provides family members, caregivers and friends with tools to help in the recovery process of a loved one. […]Continue readingFamily Support
Feedback Form
CMHA Middlesex takes your concerns and your complaints seriously. These complaints may be about the services you have received, or about an individual who you feel is causing you distress and may be a barrier to your recovery. When we hear your complaints, and investigate the issues you bring forward, it helps us to continually […]Continue readingFeedback Form