To request information or access bereavement support: Please complete our referral form, contact one of our sites or email Bereavement Support directly at grief@cmhamiddlesex.ca. You can also download our grief resource guide below.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.
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)
What is 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 […]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
WHO WE SERVE: The Crisis Stabilization Space provides short-term support for individuals 16 years old and older, experiencing a crisis related to their mental health and/or substance use. For example, individuals may be experiencing personal distress, low to medium risk of harm or suicide, symptoms of mental illness that may require assessment, addiction challenges, and/or […]Continue readingCrisis Stabilization Space
Crisis Transportation for Youth
This joint project between Star Taxi, MINDS of London-Middlesex and CMHA Elgin Middlesex launched December 1, 2020 and will provide transitional aged youth (typically 16-25 years old) living in rural Middlesex (boundaries include Lucan-Parkhill) free taxi service from home to the 24/7 Mental Health and Addiction Crisis Centre at 534 Queens Ave, London, and back. […]Continue readingCrisis Transportation for Youth
Dialectical Behaviour Therapy Program
Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT) is a treatment approach developed to teach participants with a history of self-harm behaviours and certain types of emotional troubles new skills to create a life worth living. DBT is a combination of cognitive behavioural approaches with Eastern meditation practices. In our DBT program: Participants are taught skills in a group […]Continue readingDialectical Behaviour Therapy Program
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
Due to COVID-19, the Family Support Program is currently providing ONLINE support beginning with a 3-part foundational workshop called “Empowered Carers” followed by several shorter skill-based sessions that are meant to augment the foundation course. Monthly peer support groups are offered for family caregivers who are practicing these skills to come together and encourage one […]Continue readingFamily Support