REHABILITATIVE ALTERNATIVES TO INCARCERATION:

2019–2020 REHABILITATIVE ALTERNATIVES TO INCARCERATION

a HANDBOOK of COMMUNITY & GOVERNMENT PROGRAMS in a HANDBOOK of COMMUNITY & GOVERNMENT PROGRAMS in SASKATCHEWAN

CLASSIC (COMMUNITY LEGAL ASSISTANCE SERVICES FOR INNER CITY INC.) provides free, professional and confidential legal services for low- income members of our community who otherwise cannot afford legal advice or representation. As a free law clinic operating in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, CLASSIC has been continuously providing service to the community since February 2007. CLASSIC also works with other community organization through mutual referrals so that clients’ legal and non-legal issues are appropriately addressed.

CLASSIC works toward social justice with low-income, marginalized Saskatchewan residents, with a commitment to Indigenous peoples, through a legal clinic that is guided by the needs of the community. This engages law and inter-disciplinary students through experiential learning, providing insights into the cultural and social reality of law and fosters an ethic of social justice.

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INTRODUCTION to point out available alternatives for their clients when advocating for the

consideration of Gladue principles. In the years since the amendments to the Criminal Code 1 that saw the inclusion of s. 718.2(e), which requires THE PURPOSE OF THIS HANDBOOK sentencing judges to consider “all available sanctions other than The purpose of this handbook is to imprisonment that are reasonable in the increase awareness about community circumstances … with particular and government resources across attention to the circumstances of Saskatchewan that provide Aboriginal offenders,” the Supreme rehabilitative alternatives to custodial Court of Canada (SCC) has affirmed sentences, particularly for Indigenous the remedial nature of the provision in R peoples. The manual includes v Gladue and most recently in R v information about addictions and Ipeelee. 2 Despite attempts to mitigate mental health services, Alternative the overrepresentation of Indigenous Measures and extrajudicial sanctions, people in Canadian prisons and counselling services, anger correctional centres, the trend has management and other programming. continued to worsen in recent years,3 and Indigenous peoples continue to CLASSIC hopes the handbook will assist languish in correctional facilities in defence counsel in pointing to the unprecedented numbers. applicability of Gladue principles while identifying alternative, rehabilitative R v Ipeelee has provided Canadian programming for their clients. The courts with much-needed clarification manual may also assist judges, of the Gladue principles underlying s. probation officers and parole officers in 718.2(e) and identified several problems the identification of government and that have surfaced in their application. community-based services for A related hindrance to consideration of individuals in conflict with the law. The all available sanctions has been that ultimate aim of the manual is to reduce there are few community and the representation of Indigenous people government resources available to in the criminal justice system by provide alternatives to custodial providing viable programming sentences in the community and/or alternatives that address criminogenic insufficient awareness about the factors and promote healing in the lives resources that do exist. Without those of Indigenous people, their families and options for Indigenous peoples in communities. conflict with the law, defence counsel has had limited ability to point to viable alternatives to custody. Both of these issues are rooted in the lack of time and resources available to defence counsel

1 Criminal Code, RSC 1985, c. C-46 [the “Code”]. Investigator 2011-2012,” Retrieved on August 21, 2015 2 R v Gladue, [1999] 1 SCR 688; R v Ipeelee, [2012] 1 from: http://www.oci- SCR 433. bec.gc.ca/cnt/rpt/annrpt/annrpt20112012- 3 Office of the Correctional Investigator of Canada. eng.aspx. “Annual Report of the Office of the Correctional II

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS DISCLAIMER

CLASSIC wishes to thank the Law The resources identified in this handbook Foundation of Saskatchewan for endeavours to be a reflection of the funding this update to our original programs and services available in handbook. CLASSIC also wishes to Saskatchewan as of 2019-20 and are as thank students Elise von Holwede and accurate and complete as the research Robin Schmidt for their extensive work to allowed. Given the limitations of update this handbook. Finally, CLASSIC research, the handbook is not is imminently grateful to our partners at comprehensive. Moreover, given the the Indigenous Law Centre for assisting ever-changing nature of programs and us with the editing and publication of services, and the contact information of this updated version. service providers, the information in the handbook is subject to change. The CLASSIC continues to acknowledge: financial impacts of COVID-19 may o the Dakota Dunes Community impact some of the resources listed in Development Corporation for its this handbook. generous support of the original handbook; If you are a service provider with o the hard work of Patricia Louie, who relevant programming not mentioned in primarily researched and compiled the handbook, or the information about the original handbook; and your programming or contact o Julia Quigley for her legal research information requires updating, please and preparation of the introduction. email CLASSIC at [email protected], noting in the subject line “Information for Rehabilitative Alternatives Handbook” so that your information may be included in a future revision.

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Table of Contents

INTRODUCTION ...... I ASQUITH ...... 55 THE PURPOSE OF THIS HANDBOOK ...... I ASSINIBOIA ...... 55 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS ...... II BALCARRES ...... 56 DISCLAIMER ...... II BALGONIE ...... 57

BATTLEFORD ...... 57 CITIES BEECHY...... 57 ...... 1 BEARDY AND OKEMASIS ...... 58 HUMBOLDT ...... 3 BEAUVAL ...... 59 ...... 4 BIGGAR ...... 60 ...... 5 BIG ISLAND LAKE ...... 61 MEADOW LAKE ...... 5 BIG RIVER ...... 61 MELFORT ...... 7 ...... 63 MELVILLE ...... 10 BLACK LAKE ...... 64 ...... 10 ...... 65 NORTH ...... 12 BORDEN ...... 65 PRINCE ALBERT ...... 14 BROADVIEW ...... 65 REGINA ...... 22 BROCK ...... 66 SASKATOON ...... 29 BRUNO...... 66 ...... 47 BUFFALO RIVER NATION ...... 67 WARMAN ...... 49 BUFFALO NARROWS ...... 67 ...... 49 BULYEA ...... 68 ...... 50 CABRI ...... 68 COMMUNITIES CADILLAC ...... 69 ABERDEEN ...... 51 CANDO ...... 69 ABERNETHY ...... 51 CANOE NARROWS ...... 70 AHTAHKAKOOP FIRST NATION ...... 51 CANORA ...... 70 ALLAN ...... 53 ...... 71 ...... 53 CARLYLE ...... 72 ANNAHEIM ...... 54 CARNDUFF ...... 74 ...... 54 CARONPORT ...... 74 ARCOLA...... 55 CARROT RIVER ...... 74 1

CARRY THE KETTLE FIRST NATION ...... 74 EASTEND ...... 90 CENTRAL BUTTE ...... 75 EDAM ...... 91 ...... 75 ELBOW ...... 91 CHURCHBRIDGE ...... 76 ELFROS ...... 91 CIGAR LAKE MINE ...... 76 ELROSE ...... 91 CLAVET ...... 76 ELSTOW ...... 92 CLEARWATER ...... 76 ENGLEFELD ...... 92 COCHIN ...... 77 ESTERHAZY ...... 93 COLONSAY ...... 77 ESTON ...... 93 CORONACH ...... 78 FISHING LAKE ...... 94 COTE FIRST NATION ...... 78 FLORAL ...... 94 COWESSESS ...... 79 ...... 94 CRAIK ...... 79 FOAM LAKE ...... 95 CRAVEN ...... 79 FOND DU LAC ...... 95 CREIGHTON ...... 80 FORT QU’APPELLE ...... 96 CUDWORTH ...... 80 GALLIVAN ...... 100 CUMBERLAND HOUSE ...... 80 GEORGE GORDON FIRST NATION ...... 100 CUT KNIFE ...... 82 GLASLYN ...... 101 CYPRESS ...... 82 GOODEVE ...... 101 DAFOE ...... 82 ...... 102 DALMENY ...... 83 GOVAN ...... 102 DAVIDSON ...... 83 GRAVELBOURG ...... 102 ...... 84 GREEN LAKE ...... 103 DEBDEN ...... 85 GRENFELL ...... 103 DELISLE ...... 87 GUERNSEY ...... 103 DESCHAMBEAULT LAKE ...... 87 GULL LAKE ...... 104 DILLON ...... 87 ...... 104 DINSMORE ...... 88 HAGUE ...... 105 DOMREMY ...... 88 HANLEY ...... 105 DRAKE ...... 89 HATCHET LAKE ...... 105 DUCK LAKE ...... 89 HEPBURN ...... 106 DUNDURN ...... 90 HERBERT ...... 106 DUVAL ...... 90 HODGEVILLE ...... 107 2

HUDSON BAY ...... 108 LANIGAN ...... 123 HUMBOLDT ...... 108 LA RONGE ...... 123 ILE A LA CROSSE ...... 108 LAC LA RONGE ...... 125 IMPERIAL ...... 110 ...... 126 INDIAN HEAD ...... 110 LEADER ...... 126 INVERMAY ...... 111 LEASK ...... 127 ISLAND LAKE FIRST NATION ...... 111 LEIPZIG ...... 128 ITUNA ...... 112 LEOVILLE ...... 128 JAMES SMITH ...... 112 LEROY ...... 129 JANSEN ...... 112 LESTOCK ...... 129 KAHKEWISTAHAW FIRST NATION ...... 113 LITTLE BLACK BEAR FIRST NATION ...... 129 KAMSACK ...... 113 LITTLE PINE ...... 130 ...... 114 LOON LAKE ...... 130 ...... 116 LUMSDEN ...... 131 KELVINGTON ...... 116 MACKLIN ...... 131 KENOSEE PARK ...... 116 MAIDSTONE ...... 132 KERROBERT ...... 116 MAKWA ...... 132 KEY FIRST NATION ...... 117 MANITOU BEACH ...... 132 KINCAID ...... 117 MANKOTA ...... 133 KINDERSLEY ...... 117 MAPLE CREEK ...... 133 KINISTIN NATION ...... 118 MARCELIN ...... 134 KIPLING ...... 119 MARGO ...... 134 KINLEY ...... 119 MEACHAM ...... 134 KISBEY ...... 119 MIDDLE LAKE ...... 135 KUROKI ...... 119 MILDEN ...... 135 KYLE ...... 119 MISTAWAWIS FIRST NATION ...... 135 KYLEMORE ...... 120 MONT NEBO ...... 137 LAFLECHE ...... 120 MONTREAL LAKE NATION ...... 139 LAIRD ...... 120 MOOSOMIN ...... 140 LAKE LENORE ...... 121 MUSCOWPETUNG FIRST NATION ...... 140 LA LOCHE ...... 121 ...... 141 LANGENBURG ...... 122 ...... 141 LANGHAM ...... 123 3

MOSQUITO GRIZZLY BEAR’S HEAD PLUNKETT ...... 156 FIRST NATION ...... 142 PONTEIX ...... 156 MOSSBANK ...... 142 ...... 157 MUENSTER ...... 143 POUNDMAKER FIRST NATION ...... 157 ...... 143 PREECEVILLE ...... 157 ...... 143 PRUD’HOMME ...... 157 NEILBURG ...... 144 ...... 158 NEKANEET FIRST NATION ...... 144 QUILL LAKE ...... 159 NEUDORF ...... 145 RABBIT LAKE ...... 159 ...... 145 RADISSON ...... 160 NOKOMIS ...... 146 RAYMORE...... 160 NORQUAY ...... 146 RED EARTH ...... 161 ...... 146 RED PHEASANT FIRST NATION...... 161 OCHAPOWACE FIRST NATION ...... 146 REDVERS ...... 162 ...... 147 REGINA BEACH ...... 162 ONE ARROW ...... 148 ROCANVILLE ...... 162 ONION LAKE ...... 148 ROCKGLEN ...... 162 OUTLOOK ...... 149 ROSETOWN ...... 162 OXBOW ...... 149 ...... 163 PAKWAW LAKE ...... 149 SAINT LOUIS ...... 163 ...... 150 SAKIMAY FIRST NATION ...... 164 PARADISE HILL ...... 151 SANDY BAY ...... 164 PATUANAK ...... 151 SEMANS ...... 165 ...... 152 SHAUNAVON ...... 165 PEEPEEKISIS...... 152 SHELLBROOK ...... 165 PELICAN NARROWS ...... 153 SHELL LAKE ...... 166 PETER BALLANTYNE CREE NATION ...... 153 ...... 169 ...... 154 SINTALUTA ...... 170 ...... 154 SOUTHEY ...... 170 PIKE LAKE ...... 155 SOUTHEND...... 171 PILGER ...... 155 SPALDING ...... 171 PILOT BUTTE ...... 156 ...... 171 PINEHOUSE ...... 156 STANLEY MISSION ...... 172 4

STANDING BUFFALO FIRST NATION ...... 172 WHITE BEAR ...... 189 STAR BLANKET FIRST NATION ...... 173 WHITECAP ...... 190 ST. BENEDICT ...... 174 WHITEWOOD ...... 190 ST. GREGOR ...... 174 WILLOW BUNCH ...... 191 ST. ISIDOR DE BELLEVUE ...... 175 WILKIE ...... 191 STOCKHOLM ...... 175 WITCHEKAN LAKE FIRST NATION ...... 193 STOUGHTON ...... 175 WOLLASTON LAKE ...... 194 STRASBOURG ...... 175 WOOD MOUNTAIN FIRST NATION ...... 195 STURGEON LAKE FIRST NATION ...... 176 WYNYARD ...... 196 STURGEON LANDING ...... 177 YELLOW QUILL ...... 196 ST. WALBURG ...... 177 YOUNG...... 196 ...... 177 YOUNG CHIPPEWAYAN FIRST NATION 197 TISDALE ...... 178 ZEALANDIA ...... 197 THUNDERCHILD FIRST NATION ...... 180 ZEHNER ...... 197 TURNOR LAKE ...... 181 ZELMA ...... 198

TURTLE LAKE ...... 181 APPENDICES ...... 181 APPENDIX A.1 –APPROVED UNITY ...... 182 MENTAL HEALTH THERAPISTS ...... 199 URANIUM CITY ...... 183 APPENDIX A.2 LIST OF PRACTICING VIBANK ...... 183 PSYCHOLOGISTS ...... 204 VISCOUNT ...... 183 APPENDIX A.3 ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS GROUPS ...... 287 VONDA ...... 184 APPENDIX A.4 NARCOTICS WADENA ...... 185 ANONYMOUS GROUPS ...... 311 WAHPETON ...... 185 APPENDIX A.5 ABORIGINAL ...... 186 COURTWORKER PROGRAM CONTACT LIST ...... 313 WALDHEIM ...... 186 APPENDIX A.6 SGI IMPAIRED DRIVING WAPELLA ...... 187 PROGRAM ...... 316 WARMAN ...... 187 WATERHEN LAKE ...... 187

WATROUS ...... 188

WATSON...... 188

WAWOTA ...... 189

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CITIES Smile Services Inc. ESTEVAN 1201 2nd Street Estevan, SK, S4A 0M1 ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Phone: (306)634-6428 St. Joseph's Hospital/Mental Health Fax: (306)634-8535 Clinic Youth Addiction Services: Phone: 1174 Nicholson Road (306)637-2465 P.O. Box 5000-202 Adult Addiction Services: Phone: Estevan, SK, S4A 2V6 (306)637-2422 or (306)637-2420 Phone: (306)637-3610 For more information, please contact

the intake worker at (306)842-8665 Services Offered: Alternatives to Violence Program & Sex • Addiction services Offender Treatment: Phone: (306)842- • Assessment/recovery Services 8678 • Gambling addiction

programming

• Child and youth services (0–18 Services Offered: Years of Age) • Mental health services • Behavioural management • Spiritual care coordinator • Emotional, developmental and • Supervised Exchange Mental behavioural disorders Health Support Living Program – • Screening, assessment and 15 clients max. therapy services for adults • Smile van transportation • Group screening, assessment and • Outpatient addiction services therapy services • Outpatient problem gambling • Psychologist services • Alternatives to Violence Program • Youth & family addiction services (ATV) (0–18 years of age) • Adult Sex Offenders (SO) Program • Case management for

emotional, developmental and For new referrals within the Health behavioural disorders Region, please contact the Intake • Adult screening, assessment and Office at (306)842-8665 or toll-free at therapy services (800)216-7689. • Group screening, assessment and

therapy services Estevan Public Health Clinic • Adult Alternatives to Violence 1176 Nicholson Road (ATV) Program Estevan, SK, S4A 2V6 • Adult Sex Offenders (SO) Program Phone: (306)637-3610 Offered weekly 24-Hour Lifeline: (855)579-5952 o Men and women Public Health Nurse: (306)637-3626 o 18 years of age and older Hours: 24 hours, 7 days per week o Voluntary and mandated o clients (usually referred by Services Offered: Adult Probation Services • Emergency Psychiatry Services: followed by Social Services Phone: (306)842-8665 and Envision)

• Community Support Program 2

o The Community Support • Notice of Fine Program is a transitional • Notice of Conviction housing program designed • Deemed Parking Conviction to assist clients in the initial Notice stages of recovery from addiction. It consists of 3 2- Individuals are referred from Crown and bedroom apartments police. There is no cost associated. located in Estevan, SK, There is no wait-list. where clients who are at a high risk of relapse, COUNSELLING & PROGRAMMING are returning from in- Envision Counselling & Support Centre patient treatment, have P.O. Box 511 an opportunity to continue Estevan, SK, S4A 2A5 their treatment goals in the Phone: (306)637-4004 safe, supportive Email: environment of the [email protected] Community Support Program. Services Offered: • Adult counselling Referrals may be accepted from • Adult resources physicians, justice, social workers, • Children Exposed to Violence employers, clergy, schools, SGI and self- (CEV) referrals. Problem Gambling Services are • Family Intervention Program scheduled out of the Weyburn office • Interpersonal Violence and with clinics in Kipling and Estevan. Abuse Program (IVA) • Children and youth counselling ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & • Children and youth resources EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS • Support Smile Services Inc. • Community outreach 1201 2nd Street • Cyber safety Estevan, SK, S4A 0M1 • Family resources/support Phone: (306)634-6428 • Anger management Fax: (306)634-8535 • Assertiveness & boundaries Fine Option Central Office: Phone: • Drugs & alcohol (306)787-3333 • Healthy lifestyle/relationships • Self-esteem & body image Services Offered: • Sexting • Fine Option Program • Sexual assault • Community Service Orders • Counselling Program • Adult Alternative Measures No referral is necessary for retaining Program counselling services at Envision Counselling and Support Centre. You must obtain an order from court to Referrals for counselling may be given register for the program. After receiving by lawyers, educators, courts, and/or your order from court, you must bring health-care professionals. Individuals one of the following forms to your local may also self-refer. A counsellor will try Fine Option agent: 3

to contact you within 24 hours and/or HUMBOLDT after the weekend. ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES

Humboldt Community Services – Rural Estevan Family Resource Centre 515 14th Avenue 1322 7th Street, Estevan, SK P.O. Box 1930 Alana Clow Counselling & Support Humboldt, SK, S0K 2A0 Services Confidential Line: (306)634-7234 Mental Health & Addiction Services: Email: (306)682-5333 (ask for an intake worker) [email protected] Therapies: (306)682-8105 Hours: Monday–Thursday, 9:00–11:30 am Toll-free: (855) 613-8205 & 1:30–4:00 pm; Fridays 9:00–12:00 pm All sites are open Monday through Email: [email protected] Friday 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Evenings & weekends are volunteer

run (centre will only be open IF there is a Services Offered: volunteer; see the Facebook page for for updates) • Case management Services Offered: • Mental health promotion and • Counselling support for education services individuals and families: • Family counselling Assistance with navigating o • Individual, family and group systems, crisis intervention, counselling/therapy – including support groups, children, youth and adults community traumatic experiencing mental health, response, information substance abuse and gambling education & referrals. issues

• Community development The Estevan Family Resource Centre has • Community collaboration a Family Educator/Crisis Counsellor on • Referrals to other staff who offers support services and services/agencies assistance to children, youth, adults, seniors; no individual or situation is Clients can refer themselves (walk-in or turned away. The counsellor utilizes a telephone) or be referred by a third brief solution-focused approach with party. Referrals to a psychiatrist or the goal of the crisis being resolved psychologist must be made through a within 6 sessions. If further support is family physician. We offer services to required, appropriate referrals will be children, youth and adults experiencing made and sessions will be continued mental health, substance use/abuse until the referral source is able to and problem gambling issues. Our accommodate services. All programs multidisciplinary team consists of a and service are free to the public. variety of professionals, including

addiction counsellors, community

mental health nurses, marriage and

family therapists, psychiatrists,

psychologists and social workers.

Referrals come from a wide range of

sources, including court referrals. Wait-

lists are determined by staffing and 4

need at the time of intake. Addictions Email: [email protected] appointments typically vary between 1 and 2 weeks, whereas mental health Services Offered: services range between 3 and 4 weeks. • Medically supported detox There is no cost for those with a o 24/7 support for those in Saskatchewan health card. the initial stages of recovery LLOYDMINSTER • Residential treatment program 42–90 days of support to ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES o build a solid foundation in Lloydminster Community Health Centre recovery 3830 43rd Avenue • Continuing care program Lloydminster, SK, S9V 1Y3 Weekly peer-support Phone: (306)820-6250 o groups for alumni of Fax: (306)825-3666 residential treatment Website: www.pnrha.ca • Family intensive program Hours are Monday through Friday 8:00 Designed to help families am–4:30 pm o learn new ways to cope

with addiction Services Offered: • Thorpkins Children’s Program • Mental health/holistic health 3-day workshop for services (services may include o children aged 7–12 to family support, suicide identify and express their prevention, youth suicide feelings, develop self-care services, addictions, NNADAP skills, and deepen workers, mental health therapists) communication with their • Child and youth services (0–18 family years of age) • 2020 intensive offerings Mental health and o short-term programs addiction services o available to support • Psychologists individuals and loved ones • Social workers in all aspects of recovery • Individual and group therapy

The wait-list is constantly fluctuating. For They accept a range of referrals, accurate, up-to-date information, including court referrals. The wait-list is please contact our admissions staff. dependent on need at the time of There is a rolling admissions structure intake and varies from 24 hours to 30 that schedules intakes Monday through business days. There is no cost Friday, 8:30am to 4:00pm. This means associated. that individuals begin treatment as soon

as the funding is established and a bed Thorpe Recovery Centre is available. There is a restricted number 21060 Tranquility Way of government-subsidized beds P.O. Box 291 sponsored by the Province. These are Blackfoot, AB, T0B 0L0 distributed on a first-come-first-serve Phone: (780)875-8890 basis. Privately funded beds are also Toll-free: (877)875-8890 available; payment may come from Fax: (780)875-2161 5

individual clients, employer-mandated Services Offered: treatment or private sponsorships. • Outpatient addiction services • Outpatient mental health MARTENSVILLE services • Detoxification/in-patient ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES addictions treatment Ranch Ehrlo Society • Counselling, education and P.O. Box 580 relapse prevention Martensville, SK, S0K 2T0

Phone: (306)659-3100 They accept various forms of referrals,

including court referrals. There is no cost Services Offered: associated with a Saskatchewan health • Mental health, substance, drug card. The wait-list varies. and alcohol abuse treatment

centre Flying Dust First Nation Health Centre • Facility for adults, children and 8001 Flying Dust Reservation teenagers Meadow Lake, SK, S9X 1T8 • Programs for women, men, Phone: (306)236-8670 LGBTQ programs, adult programs, Fax: (306)236-2835 young adult programs Website: www.mltc.ca

Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:30 am Levels of Care: to 4:30 pm • Holistic treatment

• In-patient Services Offered: • Individualized treatment • Addiction services

• Community health nurse Treatment Focus: • Dental therapist • Opiate addiction • Dietitian • Alcoholism • Family support • Mental health and substance • Home care services abuse • Maternal child worker

• Mental health/holistic health Therapy Programs services (services may include • Family therapy family support, suicide • Individual therapy prevention, youth suicide • Trauma therapy services, addictions, NNADAP • Group therapy workers, mental health therapists) • Life skills

• Creative arts therapy There is no wait-list. There is no cost with

a Saskatchewan health card. MEADOW LAKE ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Meadow Lake Hospital Robert Simard Centre 7-711 Centre Street 3-711 Centre Street Meadow Lake, SK, S9X 1E6 Meadow Lake, SK, S9X 1E6 Phone: (306)236-1550 Phone: (306)236-1540 Fax: (306)236-5801 Fax: (306)236-4409

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Services Offered: Keely Stanley – Reintegration Support • Addiction services Loretta King – Mediation Coordinator • Mental health/holistic health Meadow Lake Tribal Council (MLTC) services (services may include Community Justice Program family support, suicide P.O. Box 8001 prevention, youth suicide Meadow Lake, SK, S9X 1T8 services, addictions, NNADAP Phone: (306)236-5654 workers, mental health therapists) Email: [email protected]

The individual calls and asks to speak Services Offered: with an intake worker who will set up an Supports community-based justice appointment. There is a wait-list but it initiatives for First Nation communities varies. There is no cost with a within Meadow Lake Tribal Council: Saskatchewan health card. • Alternative Measures/Extrajudicial Sanctions Program COUNSELLING & PROGRAMMING • Victim Advocate Training The Meadow Lake Tribal Council • Victim offender mediations 8003 Flying Dust First Nation • Serious Offence Program Meadow Lake, SK, S9X 1T8 • Community Justice Forums Phone: (306)236-1345 • Diversion programs • Family conferencing Services Offered: • Sentencing Circles • Support, program support, • Community referrals consultation, advice and training • Reintegration plans • Resolution health support • Healing Circles • Addictions programs • Proactive Justice Initiatives • Community wellness support • Youth and culture camps • Positive wellness • Community Justice Support • Case management coordinator • Facilitate Justice Awareness • Mistahey Musqua Treatment Initiatives Centre • eHealth: Telehealth Services Positively Parenting • Waskoosis Safe Shelter 201 2nd Street West • Domestic violence outreach Meadow Lake, SK, S9X 1Y2 Phone: (306)236-4804 The individual calls to set up an Mobile: (306)240-8274 appointment. There is no cost. There is Fax: (306)236-4867 no wait-list. Services Offered: ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & • Anger management classes EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS • Adult anger management The Meadow Lake Tribal Council o 4-week course; offered 8003 Flying Dust First Nation every second month; Meadow Lake, SK, S9X 1T8 Wednesdays 1:00–3:00 pm; Phone: (306)236-1345 $50.00 registration fee Amber Ericson – SGI Traffic Liasion (covers the cost of Jewel Wolverine – EJC/Alternative participant manual) Measure Coordinator 7

• Youth anger management (ages Services Offered: 14–18); free • Addiction services • Ongoing educational support Please call for intake, assessment and services to improve the health course details. and well-being of primarily Métis and First Nation people in MELFORT northeast and north central Saskatchewan ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES • Culturally appropriate, flexible Melfort Hospital and holistic programs 510 Broadway Avenue • Outreach workers and referrals, P.O. Box 1480 court and justice support, Melfort, SK, S0E 1A0 Residential School health support Mental Health Central Intake Services workers, cultural awareness and Phone: (306)752-8767 one-on-one support. Fax: (306)752-8711

They accept court referrals. Individual Services Offered: can call or drop in to access services. • Outpatient mental health There is no wait-list. There is no cost. services

• Outpatient rehabilitation services, Sakwatamo Lodge (Located on James long-term care Smith First Nation) • Therapy for victims of abuse P.O. Box 3917 • Child and youth service Melfort, SK, S0E 1A0 • Behaviour management Phone: (306)864-3631 counselling Fax: (306)864-2204 • Therapy for stress, anxiety, Website: [email protected] depression, phobia

• Psychological assessment Services Offered: • Crisis service • In-patient addiction services • Education information provided • In-patient concurrent program • Outpatient addiction services Five-week program with • SGI screening o continuous intake • Problem gambling and • Family-based in-patient counselling addiction services (18 years and older) Individuals are referred by clinics, Individuals and couples hospitals, schools, self-referral and o 5-week in-patient program courts. There is no wait-list for services. o • Concurrent disorders program There is no cost with a Saskatchewan • Residential Schools program health card. • Individual counselling

• Couples counselling Marguerite Riel Centre

104 Burrows Avenue West Court referrals are accepted. Melfort, SK, S0E 1A0 Corrections clients also accepted as Phone: (306)752-4950 well as clients on suboxone. The wait-list Email: is 5–7 weeks. The individual can call the [email protected] intake number and will need to fill out 8

an application. There is no cost ask for a 3-month adjournment to associated with a Saskatchewan health complete the file. card. Melfort Community Justice Committee 1006 Main Street North Notice: The Sakwatamo Lodge is Melfort, SK, S0E 1A0 currently doing a 5-week individual and Phone: (306)752-6420 couples treatment program. The Sakwatamo Lodge is also currently Services Offered: going through renovations and is not • Alternative Measures Program offering the family program. Please feel o The police make a free to send in applications and an recommendation to the intake date will be given at our earliest Crown prosecutor if they convenience. Application must be filled feel the offender is a out by a referring agent, doctor, candidate for Alternative addictions counsellor, etc. Client Measures. A person who is application and medicals forms must be referred and chooses to completed and up to date. participate in the program Applications must be complete before will be asked to admit sending in, as incomplete applications responsibility for the will not be put on the waiting list. Any offence. A meeting is then medication must be bubble wrapped arranged between the and have the client’s name on victim, the offender and packaging prior to attending. community members. Each participant is given ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & an opportunity to express EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS their thoughts and feelings James Smith First Nation and with the assistance of Prince Albert Grand Council Community the facilitator, a fair Justice Program agreement is made. P.O. Box 1059 Agreements may involve Melfort, SK, S0E 1A0 volunteer work, paying the Phone: (306)864-3636 victim for damages Fax: (306)864-3336 caused, attending Tammy Sanderson, JSCN Justice Worker: counselling or other [email protected] conditions agreed to by all parties. The process most Services Offered: often leads to restoration • Alternative Measures of harmony between the • Victim/offender mediation victim and offender. • Family group conferencing • School mediation COUNSELLING & PROGRAMMING • Community justice forums Aspire Too • Accountability hearings 202 Main Street, 2nd Floor Melfort, SK, S0E 1A0 The individual is referred from the courts Phone: (306)382-2391 or the community. There is no cost. They can access services immediately. We Services Offered: • Counselling 9

• Chemical health assessments This is a for-profit service; however, their • Individual, family, group fees may be subsidized. Contact for counselling more details. • Family health counselling • Impaired driving education North East Outreach & Support Services • Relapse awareness 126 McKendry Avenue East • Aftercare counselling P.O. Box 2066 • Intervention facilitation & Melfort, SK, S0E 1A0 preparation Email: [email protected] • Wellness & pastoral/spiritual Phone: (306)752-9464 counselling Crisis Line: (800)611-6349 • Weekend retreats based on [email protected] twelve steps principles • Referrals to other health-care Services Offered: providers Walk-in Counselling: Melfort – Mondays • Addiction services 9:30 am–3:30 pm • Mood disorders, including • Supportive counselling, depression and bipolar disorder information and advocacy • Anxiety disorders, including panic through individual or group disorders and OCD support sessions • Complex mental health diagnosis • Referrals to other community • Workplace stress agencies and help with • LGBTQ support, including gender coordination of the services you identity need • Grief, loss, bereavement • Assistance with crisis situations • Parent-child conflict • Assistance with access to shelter • Parenting coaching and support and planning for your safety • Trauma, including acute trauma and PTSD 2nd Stage Housing • Attachment therapy • A new second stage shelter will • Autism spectrum disorders give domestic violence survivors • Cognitive developmental and a place to stay for up to 12 learning disabilities months after they’ve spent the • Co-dependency maximum amount of time at the • Anger management emergency shelter • Self-esteem and assertiveness • Personal Violence Prevention and • Conflict and communication skills Support Program • Couples and relationship • Personal Violence Counsellors will counselling work with you to help you explore • Family counselling options, discover your strengths • Divorce recovery and encourage your personal • Affair recovery – individuals and growth couples • Pet bereavement 24-Hour Crisis Line • Play therapy • Our 24-Hour Crisis Line provides • Art therapy free and confidential service (we • Emotional IQ skill development do not subscribe to caller display

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and do not require the caller to Adult Community Services Recovery give his/her name) Program: Phone: (306)691-6478 • Telephone support in any crisis Connects Program: Phone: (306)691- • Supportive listening 6478 • Information and referrals Services Offered: They accept self-referrals and court • Adult clinical services referrals. There is no wait-list for services. o 24-hour clinical care – There is no cost associated. drug and alcohol medical detox MELVILLE • Outpatient alcohol and drug rehabilitation ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES • In-patient addiction recovery Saul Cohen Centre • Individual therapy 200 Heritage Drive • Opiate addiction P.O. Box 164 • Alcoholism Melville, SK, S0A 2P0 • Family therapy Phone: (306)728-7320 • Cognitive behavioural therapy To talk to somebody about services in • Trauma therapy the region, please call the Sunrise Health • Group therapy Region Mental Health and • Adult Community Services Addiction Services Office: (306)786- Recovery Program 0558, or toll-free: (888)989-8444 Mental illness/social worker o • Connect Program Services Offered: • Internet-based cognitive therapy • Outpatient mental health • Free online therapy (over 18 services (visiting specialists) years of age) • Outpatient addiction services

(visiting specialists) Internet-Based Cognitive Therapy • Family Resource Centre Website: www.onlinetherapyuser.ca

Email: [email protected] Some services are provided by visiting Phone: (306)337-3331 specialists and may not be offered

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availability. There is no cost associated Child and Youth Services with a Saskatchewan health card. The 55 Diefenbaker Drive wait-list varies. You may be referred by a Moose Jaw, SK, S6J 0C2 health professional (physician, public Phone: (306)691-6464 health nurse or nurse practitioner). Fax: (306)691-6461

MOOSE JAW Services Offered: ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES • Mental health and addictions Dr. F.H. Wigmore Regional Hospital treatment & assessment 55 Diefenbaker Drive o Substance abuse, anxiety, Moose Jaw, SK, S6J 0C2 eating disorders, family Phone: (306)691-6464 difficulties, abuse, grief, Fax: (306)691-6461 behavioural disorders 11

o Individual, family and • Stop-Lift Program for Adult and group services Youth (theft and property o Child and Youth Program offences) (children and youth up to the age of 18 and their Alternatives to Violence Program families) Moose Jaw Transition House Outreach Services Wakamow Manor – Thunder Creek 72 High Street Social Detox Moose Jaw, SK, S6H 0B8 200 Iroquois Street East Phone: (306)693-6511 Moose Jaw, SK, S6H 4T3 Phone: (306)694-4030 Services Offered: Fax: (306)694-4031 • Alternatives to Violence Program

Services Offered: Mandated clients are referred from • Detoxification program probation through the DVT or attend as o 20 detoxification beds for condition of probation. Available to people over the age of 16 women over the age of 16 and their who seek assistance with children; males must be under the age withdrawal from alcohol or of 18. Voluntary clients can also request other drugs for periods of service. Formal risk assessment is done up to 14 days. by the DVTO Coordinator or the Bail Supervision Officer using ODARA and ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & SARA. Probation co-facilitates the EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS groups at Five Hills Health Region. The John Howard Society of Saskatchewan group is closed and runs for 12 weeks, 2 Moose Jaw Branch hours per week. The program utilizes a 15 Hochelaga Street West variety of therapeutic approaches, Moose Jaw, SK, S6H 2E9 including CBT, narrative, psycho- Phone: (306)693-0777 educational and solution-focused Fax: (306)692-7655 therapy. Referrals are made through the Toll-free: (866)485-0777 Ministry of Justice, Social Services and Email: [email protected] court referrals. There is no cost associated or a wait-list. Services Offered: • Adult Alternative Measures COUNSELLING & PROGRAMMING • Extrajudicial Sanctions Program Moose Jaw Christian Counselling Centre for Youth Inc. • Mediation 4-54 Stadacona Street West • Community Justice Forum for Moose Jaw, SK, S6H 1Z1 Adults and Youth Phone: (306)692-5500 • Restorative justice initiatives Fax: (306)692-5554 • Crime Prevention Program for Email: [email protected] Youth • Fine Option Program for Adults Services Offered: and Youth • Mental health therapy • Community Services Order • Counselling Program for Adult and Youth • Marriage counselling 12

• Parenting counselling o Care for people with • Depression acute psychiatric illness; • Anxiety 22-bed in-patient unit • Eating disorders o Programming includes • Sexual disorders assessment, crisis • Abuse issues intervention, stabilization, • Family counselling treatment and early activities of rehabilitation The individual can call in to set up an • Psychiatric rehabilitation services appointment for both in-person and o Health promotion, phone sessions. They would accept education and ongoing court referrals. The wait-list varies rehabilitation between 1 and 2 weeks. Cost is on a o Supportive counselling, sliding scale. consultation, community treatment, medication Moose Jaw Family Services management, and 200 Main Street South assistance and support in Moose Jaw, SK, S6H 5S7 identifying appropriate Phone: (306)694-8133 residential and vocational Fax: (306)694-4193 placements for clients • Mental health therapies Services Offered: o 24-hour emergency • Mental health psychiatric services, therapist/counselling education, prevention and rehabilitation, as well A referral is not required; however, they as consultation with other accept a wide range of referrals, medical specialists. including court referrals. Cost is based • Addictions services on a sliding scale. Services are usually o Prevention, education, available within a week. early Intervention and recovery o Assessment, individual and group counselling ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES • Problem gambling treatment Mental Health and • Child and youth services (0–18 Addictions Centre years of age) 1092 107th Street

North Battleford, SK, S9A 1Z1 Catholic Family Services Phone: (306)446-6500 101-1092 101st Street Fax: (306)446-6546 North Battleford, SK, S9A 0Z8

Phone: (306)445-6960 Services Offered:

• Mental health assessment and Dr. Mahmood treatment 2591 99th Street • Psychologists & social workers North Battleford, SK, S9A 2X5 available Phone: (306)446-5554 • In-patient services

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Dr. Bull Phone: (306)937-6700 1101 101st Street Fax: (306)937-2993 North Battleford, SK, S9A 0Z5 Email: [email protected] Phone: (306)445-6070 Services Offered: Battle River • Outpatient addiction services st 1192 101 Street o Wellness program for North Battleford, SK, S9A 0Z6 clients age 10–20 Phone: (306)937-6700 o Both males and females accepted Kanaweyimik o Concurrent disorders, 91 23rd Street West Residential Schools, child Battleford, SK, S0M 0E0 counselling, and parent Phone: (306)445-3500 and child counselling

Battlefords Counselling and Consulting They accept clients with physical 9800 Territorial Drive North disabilities, pregnant women, court Battleford, SK, (located in the CBI clinic) referral or Corrections clients, clients on Email: [email protected] methadone, clients on suboxone and Phone: (306)480-7608 clients taking other psychoactive medications. How to Access Services: All requests for services are handled by Canadian Mental Health Association the program’s intake services. Intake Justice Community Program receives, screens, assesses and prioritizes 1101 103rd Street North all new requests for service. Requests North Battleford, SK, S9A 1K3 can be made by the individual seeking Justice Community Support Staff service, or by physicians, family Lesley Aimoe – North Battleford: Phone: members or school personnel. Requests (306)445-3890 can be made by phone, fax or by Email: [email protected] attending in person (walk in to any David Jones : Phone : (306)525-5601 ext. PNHR Mental Health and Addictions 225 Services location). Intake is open from 8 Email: [email protected] am–12 noon and 1 pm–5 pm, Monday through Friday, except statutory Services Offered: holidays. From 5 pm–8 am and on • Mental health services weekends and statutory holidays, • Justice Community Support urgent cases may access services Program (JCSP) through the local emergency o offered to severe violent department. A provincial Heathline offenders staffed with personnel experienced in • Assist the clients with practical, mental health and addictions issues emotional and behavioural may be contacted at any time of the problems day or night by calling 811. • The program focuses on supporting mental health and BTCIH Youth Outreach social reintegration during the Box 1658 transition from prison to North Battleford, SK, S9A 3W2 community life 14

JCSP is involved with individuals with ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & mental illness who are currently serving EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS custodial sentences and providing Battlefords Tribal Council Alternative reintegration planning from custody to Measures Program community or from community 1011 103rd Street North sentence to post-sentence. North Battleford, SK, S9A 1K3 Phone: (306)446-1400 Hopeview Recovery Home Fax: (306)446-1308 1891 96th Street North Battleford, SK, S9A 0J1 Services Offered: Phone: (306)446-7370 • Alternative Measures Program Fax: (306)445-0424 • Aboriginal Courtworker Program • Cultural Camps/Community Services Offered: Integration Program • Alcoholism information & • First Nations Youth Restorative treatment centre and Healing Project • Child and youth outpatient addiction services Individual and court referrals are • Child and youth outpatient accepted. There is no wait-list. There is mental health services no cost associated. • Long-term residential addictions services COUNSELLING & PROGRAMMING Battlefords Indian and Métis Friendship Individuals require a referral from an Centre addiction worker and participation in 960 103rd Street another 28-day addiction treatment North Battleford, SK, S9A 1K2 within the last 5 years to access this Phone: (306)445-8216 service. The female wait-list is Fax: (306)445-6863 approximately 1 month, while the male wait-list is approximately 3 months. Services Offered: • Referral & advocacy services The Lighthouse Serving the Battlefords and support 962 102nd Street • Cultural programming activities North Battleford, SK, S9A 1E4 o Crafts, round dances, Phone: (306)445-3600 feast, etc. Fax: (306)445-3606 Email: There are no fees for programming or [email protected] services.

Services Offered: PRINCE ALBERT • SMART Recovery Addictions ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Program Prince Albert Adult & Youth Addiction An addictions program o Services offered in both individual 101-15th Street East, 2nd Floor and group formats, held Prince Albert, SK, S6V 1G1 on Monday, Wednesday, Phone: (306)765-6550 and Friday Fax: (306)765-6567

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Hours: Monday through Friday 8:00 am– There is no cost with a Saskatchewan 4:00 pm; closed 12:00–1:00 pm (last health card. appointment starts 3:30 pm). Closed on holidays Cooperative Health Clinic & Methadone Assisted Recovery Program Services Offered: 110 8th Street East • Addiction services Prince Albert, SK, S6V 0V7 • Mental health/holistic health Phone: (306)763-6464 services (services may include Fax: (306)763-2207 family support, suicide prevention, youth suicide Services Offered: services, addictions, NNADAP • Social worker services workers, mental health therapists) • Counselling for individuals (18 years or older) They have counsellors on-site and a • Have no insurance coverage for walk-in service for first time clients and mental health counselling clients returning after a period of time • Opiate Recovery Program without service. There is a 45-minute • Program is led by methadone- assessment and then they are booked and suboxone-prescribing and connected with a counsellor. There physicians that diagnose and can be a wait-list for subsequence treat clients who have an opiate appointments. They accept a wide addiction range of referrals, including court • Coordinate with pharmacists, referrals. There is no cost associated. prescribers, other case managers • Education • Intervention/referrals in social and legal matters Brief and Social Detox • Case management 1200 24th Street West (Victoria Hospital • Counselling and skill site) development P.O. Box 3000 • Advocacy Prince Albert, SK, S6V 4N9 • Liaise with other health and social Phone: (306)765-6700 services Fax: (306)765-6701 • Support in filling out forms and applications and providing Services Offered: referral letters • Detoxification • Referrals to detox, in-patient treatment centres, outpatient o Brief detox is for 24 hours for individuals currently treatment centres and to under the influence counsellors who deal with specialized addictions such as o Social detox is 5–10 days of service after the person is gambling, food, etc. no longer intoxicated People NOT Eligible for Counselling Call in to access services. There is no Services: wait-list as services are first come, first o Under the age of 18 served. They do accept court referrals. 16

o Experiencing strong and social worker, where they will then set repetitive thoughts of up an appointment. The wait-list can be suicide up to two months. They do accept court o Experience unstable referrals but because of the wait-list it psychotic disorders or can take time. There is no cost with a borderline personality Saskatchewan health card. disorders o Seeking couples or family Métis Addictions Council of counselling Saskatchewan Inc. (MACSI) th o Eligible to access 334 19 Street East uninsured First Nations and Prince Albert, SK, S6V 1J7 Inuit health coverage, Phone: (306)953-8250 mental health Toll-free: (866)722-2155 o Counselling coverage Stabilization Program: (306)953-8262 (24- through EFAP or any other hour direct line) insurance Fax: (306)953-8261 Email: [email protected] Services are available through self- referral or through the referral of a Services Offered: physician or nurse practitioner (your • In-patient treatment program primary health care provider). Whether o 28-day residential option physician/nurse practitioner or self- for adults referred, you will be contacted to book o Holistic programming, your one-hour appointment. therapeutic group workshops, one-to-one Prince Albert Mental Health Services counselling, educational 2345 10th Avenue sessions, self-help P.O. Box 3003 meetings, cultural Prince Albert, SK, S6V 6G1 teachings, recreational Phone: (306)765-6055 programming and more Fax: (306)765-6349 • Outpatient services Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:00 am– Addiction screening, 5:00 pm; closed weekends and holidays. o assessment, pre-treatment They have a walk-in service Monday readiness counselling, through Friday, 9:00 am–11:30 am, and relapse prevention, between 1:00 and 4:00 pm. aftercare counselling and

community referrals Services Offered: • Stabilization program • Outpatient mental health/holistic Short-stay social detox health services (services may o service of 7–14 days include family support, suicide If medical detox services prevention, youth suicide o are needed, individuals services, addictions, NNADAP will be referred to a brief workers, mental health therapists) detox unit prior to

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Entry Requirements: There are 6 co-ed beds. The typical stay is 1–14 • In-patient treatment program: days. The wait-list varies. o There may be times when There is no cost associated a longer treatment stay is needed. When available, Peter Ballantyne Cree Nation Health additional support is Services Inc. provided to meet more 2200 7th Avenue West complex needs. This P.O. Box 339 support is short-term, Prince Albert, SK, S6V 5R7 recovery focused and Phone: (306)953-4425 flexible in order to meet Fax: (306)922-4979 unique needs. The Hours: Monday through Friday 8:30 am– individual will need to 5:00 pm. complete a referral package located on the Services Offered: website by an addiction • Outpatient Addictions Services worker. A screening occurs and there is a wait-list that To access services, contact the regional ranges from 3 to 4 weeks intake line at (306)765-6550 or toll-free at to access a bed. They (855)765-6550. There is no cost accept court referrals. associated with a Saskatchewan health There is no cost card. Wait-list varies. associated. Prince Albert Family Treatment Centre • Outpatient treatment: 1200 24th Street West o The individual can meet Prince Albert, SK, S6V 5T4 with a counsellor once or Phone: (306)765-6375 on a weekly basis. There is no wait-list or costs Services Offered: associated. • Family addiction services (women only) • Stabilization program: o 6-week in-patient o Individuals may self-refer or addictions treatment be referred by others but facility for females with must not be under the dependent children where influence of substances childcare is a barrier to upon entry. This is first treatment. come, first served, as the o Clients will receive life skills person calls in daily to see coaching and parenting if a bed is available. The support during the in- individual has to have patient stay. Mothers and come out of acute children have specialized withdrawal and finished a living quarters, which medical detox program enables them to live prior to entry. The day together as a single-family program has programs unit. offered in the afternoon. 18

o Mothers have access to obligations that will require professional daycare while absence from the Family they are in programming. Treatment Centre (e.g., court appearances, doctor Priority will be given to those clients that appointments, etc.). are pregnant or nursing and clients at • Clients must be prepared and high risk for relapse. able to participate in the programming and counselling as Things to Consider in the Referral required. Process: • Family Treatment Centre is not • Acute withdraw must be under any obligation to accept a completed before intake. person who has been legally • The parent must have custody of ordered to attend the in-patient the children. program. • Children must be able to stay • Admission/ discharge travel with the parent in treatment for arrangements (to and from the the 6-week stay Family Treatment Centre) must • We can accommodate children be in place prior to admissions. from the ages of 0–12 years. • Clients will be given a date and • Clients can actively be receiving time of arrival for treatment and it methadone treatment. is important to attend at the • Clients cognitive ability and scheduled time. If a client mental health should be such encounters any unforeseen that they will be able to delays, please call us at 765-6375 participate in the treatment to us know of your expected time program. of arrival. • Court involvement must be • All school aged children are indicated prior to admission. encouraged to bring schoolwork • Criminal history must be that is deemed important by their indicated prior to admission. school/teachers. Educational • The importance of a strong support will be provided to discharge plan is critical to children to assist them in increase the effectiveness of completing work that is provided treatment therefore discharge to them during their 6-week planning (identifying community absence from their regular supports) should begin to occur school. prior to admission. Medical Pre-Admission Requirements Specific Pre-Admission Requirements • Clients must not require medical • Acute withdrawal must be detox from alcohol and drugs. A complete before intake. pre-admission medical must be • Clients must have a residence to completed on adults only, unless return to after completion of a child has a known illness. treatment and post-treatment • Clients must have a valid support should be identified prior Personal Health Care number. to intake. • Families must not have pre- The Family Treatment Centre accepts scheduled appointments or referrals from Outpatient Addictions 19

Services throughout the province of They accept clients with physical Saskatchewan – both on- and off- disabilities, court referral or Corrections reserve. Admissions to the Family clients, clients on suboxone and clients Treatment Centre are contingent on the taking other psychoactive medications. availability of pre- and post-treatment counselling and follow up. Referrals must Prince Albert Grand Council Spiritual be complete and will be reviewed by Healing Lodge intake. Any missing information will be Wahpeton Reserve 94 B requested before a client can be Box 2350 placed on the wait-list. After Prince Albert, SK, S6V 6Z1 acceptance into the family treatment Phone: (306)953 2498 program an intake date will be given to Fax: (306)953-2514 the referring worker/client. Email: [email protected]

Saskatchewan Impaired Driver Services Offered: Treatment Centre • Spiritual Healing Lodge 61 North Industrial Drive o The Lodge provides P.O. Box 1600 accommodation for Prince Albert, SK, S6V 5T2 federal inmates and Phone: (306)922-8333 offenders; the Lodge is Fax: (306)922-8815 designated for low-security males from federal Services Offered: institutions. In-patient addictions services • All-inclusive Elders teachings The individuals are court-ordered provided by the EAG includes: through probations or community o Weekly sweats – talking corrections. There are 28 beds and the circles wait-list is approximately 7 months. There o Pipe ceremonies – one-on- is no cost associated. ones o Smudging – traditional White Buffalo Youth Inhalant Treatment parenting Centre o Healthy relationships – fire P.O. Box 2500 keepers teachings Prince Albert, SK, S6V 7G3 o Medicine wheel teachings Phone: (306)764-5250 o Traditional ceremonies Fax: (306)764-5255 Further programs included at the Lodge and surrounding communities: Services Offered: • Group addiction counselling, AA, • In-patient addiction services and NA & GA – individual addiction outreach counselling, o 4-month residential • Men’s group (family violence program that is culturally prevention) based & family oriented • Parenting skills grief & loss – anger • Youth programs available management include concurrent disorders, on- • Church – literacy upgrading the-land, gender-based, and • Beading – carving child counselling • Drum making – hide tanning

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• Drumming and singing – • Hepatitis C and HIV positive care carpentry projects program • Sun Dances – rain dances Referral to addiction programs, • Round Dances – pow wows detox, methadone program, • Fasting – Tipi teachings mental health, home care, • Nutrition – STD clinics housing support, etc. • Community service opportunities • Peer support program at culture gatherings and pow • Straight to the Point Harm wows Reduction Program • Presentations to schools and groups on topics such as gang Program access by self-referral or formal awareness referral from any health care • Providing wood and rocks to the practitioner. Also provides free take- Elders in surrounding communities home naloxone kits. is also available, at a cost; contact the Lodge for further information ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS Who Can Apply? Saskatchewan Aboriginal Courtworker • Federal serving inmates who are Program presently not serving a sentence 77b 11th Street West for one of the following offences: Prince Albert, SK, S6V 3A8 o Prison breach or escape Phone: (306)953-7254 o Outstanding charges Fax:(306)764-7295 o Serving federal inmates Main Office: may apply under a Chief Joseph Custer Rsv #201 Section 81 Agreement with 2300 9th Ave West Corrections Canada P.O. Box 2350 Prince Albert, SK, S6V 6Z1 Contact your parole officer for Phone: (306)953-7200 information. Fax: (306)764-6272

Access Place Services Offered: 3-101 15th Street East • Alternative Measures program Prince Albert, SK • Victim/offender mediation Phone: (306)765-6544 • Family group conferencing Hours: 8 am–12 pm & 1–4 pm, Monday, • School mediation Wednesday, Thursday and Friday; 1–4 • Adult/youth stop-lift program pm Tuesday • Community justice forums and Harm Reduction Program: Phone: accountability hearings (306)765- 6533 • Also offers a surrogate victim training • Native family systems training Services Offered: • Community Action Against • Access Place offers a variety of Crystal Meth Conference services focusing on sexual • Youth day programs – includes health, hepatitis, HIV care and topics on life in prison, talking harm reduction. 21

circles, positive relationships and o Counselling family violence o Traditional counselling • Aboriginal Courtworker Program The program receives referrals pre- o Youth and adult charge (from police, community o Culturally sensitive members) and post-charge treatment (Provincial/Federal prosecution office, • Community service order/fine RCMP). option • Resolution health support worker Prince Albert Grand Council (PAGC) • Traditional Elder – Indian Justice Unit Residential School counselling 77A 11th Street West • Family liaison courtworker P.O. Box 2350 Prince Albert, SK, S6V 3A8 The individual can drop in to access Phone: (306)953-7254 services or they can call. They accept Fax:(306)764-7295 court referrals. There is no cost and no Winter Office Hours: Monday–Friday 8:30 wait-list. am–12:00 pm & 1:00–5:00 pm Summer Office Hours: Monday–Friday Prince Albert Grand Council (PAGC) 8:00 am–12:00 pm & 1:00–4:30 pm Urban and Rural Community Justice Programs Services Offered Opawakoscikan First Nation #201 • Rural Alternative Measures P.O. Box 2350 • Urban Alternative Measures Prince Albert, SK, S6V 6Z1 • Saskatchewan Aboriginal Phone: (306)953-7254 Courtworker Program Phone: (306)953-7200 • Crime prevention Fax: (306)764-6272 Website: http://www.pagc.sk.ca/ The individual is referred from the courts or the community. There is no cost. They Services Offered: can access services immediately. They • Alternative Measures Program ask for a 3-month adjournment to • Diversion programming complete the file. • Mediation programming

Prince Albert Friendship Centre Available for adult and the young 1409 1st Avenue East offenders in the city of Prince Albert and Prince Albert, SK, S6V 2B2 in nearby communities and rural areas Phone: (306)764-3431 surrounding the city. The program uses Note: Cree and Dene translation formal cautioning, victim-offender available mediation and family/group conferencing for both pre- and post- Services Offered: charge referrals. Referrals come from • Information provision and referral the courts and the community. There is • Community no wait-list. There is no cost associated. education/development They ask for a 3-month adjournment to • Counselling work on the file. • Support group/peer support • Family violence program 22

John Howard Society of Saskatchewan • Sweats Prince Albert Branch • Indigenous Spirituality-based 94 15th Street East teachings Prince Albert, SK, S6V 1E8 • Resolution health support worker Phone: (306)981-2264 • Traditional Elder – Indian Email: [email protected] Residential School • Traditional Elder – cultural support Services Offered: Elder • Alternative to Remand Program The individual drops in to access JHSS, Prince Albert will provide a services. There is no wait-list. There is no community alternative to accused who cost associated. They accept court would otherwise be involved in short- referrals. term municipal police, RCMP or other custody cells. Services will be provided REGINA to no more than 30 participants for ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES short-term informed case management Addiction Treatment Centre and potential crisis residency concern. 1640 Victoria Avenue Regina, SK, S4T 1K6 COUNSELLING & PROGRAMMING Phone: (306)766-6600 Aspire Too Fax: (306)766-7970 496 Marquis Road (use back door) Adult Addiction Services: (306)766-6600 Prince Albert, SK, S6V 8B3

Phone: (306)491-3424 Services Offered:

• Addiction services Services Offered: • Recovery planning • Counselling • Traditional cultural care

First Nation and Metis Elder This is a for-profit service; however, their o guidance fees may be subsidized. Medicine wheel teachings o Smudging Prince Albert Friendship Centre o Healing room for spiritual 1409 1st Avenue East o practices Prince Albert, SK, S6V 2B2 • Day patient program Phone: (306)764-3431 4-week, group-based, o non-residential treatment Services Offered: program for chemically • Family service worker dependent people Includes finding adequate o • One-on-one counselling housing, facilitating family • Insight Group visitations and dealing with Educational group for government agencies on o individuals affected by client’s behalf someone’s use of alcohol • Family wellness worker or drugs • Traditional teachings through the • Aftercare Group medicine wheel The groups provide • Traditional counselling and o information regarding the mentoring with Elders 23

typical problems that Carmichael Outreach and Adult develop during the first Campus on a regular basis years of sobriety • Discovery Group Participants must be referred to this o Educational group that program by a counsellor at Addiction allows participants to Services. For more information on entry explore their chemical use requirements contact the facility for and assist in personal further details. Requirements vary across recognition that addiction programs. may be present • Ready for Change Group Problem Gambling Programs o Drop-in educational group 1640 Victoria Avenue for clients who are ready Regina, SK, S4P 0P7 to make some changes in Main Office: (306)766-6600 their lives regarding their Fax: (306)766-7970 use of substances o Provided over 6 sessions, • PG day-treatment programs the client will receive o There are two phases of information on addiction day treatment available and the recovery process to individuals with problem • Relapse Prevention Group gambling issues. Phase 1 o Individuals who are includes currently in recovery from information about gamblin alcohol and drugs but g addiction and recovery, think they could be at risk and the effects on to relapse will benefit from self and life issues. Phase 2 this group involves a more o 10- to 12-week course will introspective look into the run one night a week, impact of gambling twice a year addiction on the individual . Persons are and the dynamics of the required to undergo addicted family. Included an initial assessment is education and to participate in this interactive group group exercises. Each phase is a • Drop-in Recovery Support Group week in duration and is offered on Tuesdays from 1 to 3 available to all residents of pm Saskatchewan; inter- • “I’m Important Too” Group provincial participants are o An 8-week program for also considered. children, ages 6 to 12 • Women’s PG Support Group • Community education programs o A weekly support group for • A Recovery Support Group is also females with problem offered at Albert Scott gambling issues. This group Community Centre on Thursday provides a safe and from 1 to 3 pm confidential environment • Addiction counselling support to share recovery services are offered at experiences, ask questions 24

and receive feedback. All Detoxification & Drug Treatment Court participants must be Services referred to this program by 1640 Victoria Ave a PG counsellor at Regina, SK, S4P 0P7 Addiction Services. Phone: (306)766-6600 • Mixed PG Support Group Fax: (306)766-7970 o A weekly co-ed support group in which both males Services Offered and females with problem gambling issues are • Integrated detoxification welcome. This group program provides a safe and • Brief detox program confidential environment o 20 Beds to share recovery • Social detox program experiences, ask questions o 25 Beds and receive feedback. All • Secure Youth Detoxification & participants must be Stabilization Centre referred to this program by o Phone: (306)787-1058 a PG counsellor at o Fax: (306)798-4307 Addiction Services. • Drug Treatment Court • PG Family Wellness Group o Phone: (306)766-6300 o A psycho-educational o Fax: (306)766-7927 support group for o This program combines individuals who have been daily attendance at an affected by someone individualized treatment else’s problem gambling program and regular behaviour. This 2-hour supervision by the court. group will meet weekly o This holistic approach for 4 weeks. Contact the involves the judiciary, main number at Addiction Addiction Services staff Services for more and community agencies, information. The group is such as the Ministry of scheduled to begin in the Social Services and the fall of 2016. Ministry of Corrections and Public Safety and Policing, Different programs are available for any Probation Services. person, 18 years or older, who is o To be eligible, adult experiencing issues with problematic offenders must be gambling behaviour or individuals who dependent on drugs and have been affected by someone else’s their criminal behaviour gambling behaviour. Individuals receive must have been caused or an assessment and develop a motivated by their treatment plan suited to their needs. addiction. Participants Services could include outpatient must have a residence in individual counselling sessions and/or Regina. group sessions. o Dedicated Substance Abuse Treatment Unit, 25

Regina Provincial • Justice Community Support Correctional Centre. Program (JCSP) is offered to o 5-week program for severe violent offenders inmates incarcerated at o The program focuses on the Regina Provincial supporting mental health Correctional Centre. It is a and social reintegration designated unit that during the transition from provides in-patient prison to community life treatment programming o Addressing housing needs for high-risk/high-need and barriers to maintaining offenders. The treatment residency program includes o Is on an optimal individual counselling, medication regimen educational workshops o Has sufficient medication and process groups. All to last at least until follow- referrals are taken from up appointment sentenced inmates within o Ensuring an integrated the Regina Provincial treatment approach is Correctional Centre. maintained for clients with co-occurring disorders Participation in the Drug Treatment o Initiating benefit Court program is voluntary but requires applications/reinstatemen the approval of the Crown prosecutor. t to financial and other programs Harm Reduction Methadone Clinic o Ensuring the client has 1048 Albert Street adequate identification, Regina, SK, S4R 2P8 including Photo ID Phone: (306)766-6350 o Ensuring client has Hours: Monday–Friday, 8 am–5 pm continuous access and resources for adequate Services Offered food and clean clothing • Safe injection Site o Engaging client’s family • Recovery option program and/or other community- based support services Canadian Mental Health Association – o Guidance through basic Justice Community Program daily living skills 210-1942 Hamilton Street o Teaching skills and Regina, SK, S4P 2C5 techniques to minimize the Phone: (306)525-5601 ext. 225 (David negative interference of Jones, Director) external factors Email: [email protected] Fax: (306)569-3788 JCSP is involved with individuals with mental illness who are currently serving Services Offered: custodial sentences and providing • Mental health services reintegration planning from custody to community or from community sentence to post-sentence.

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Harm Reduction Methadone Fax: (866)725-8008 Maintenance Program Email: [email protected] 1048 Albert Street Regina, SK, S4R 2P8 Services Offered: Phone: (306)766-6350 • Outreach program Monday through Friday: 8:00 am–12:30 • Oxford House Regina provides pm and 1:00–4:30 pm safe, affordable housing for men Saturday, Sunday, and Holidays: 11:00 and women in recovery from am–3:00 pm addictions

Services Offered: The application process is started by a • Methadone program counsellor referral or from a medical • Harm reduction programs for professional. Individuals must either gain injection users employment or become involved in educational upgrading. Any individual If the person qualifies as a candidate for who has completed a recognized methadone treatment and agrees to addiction treatment program within the the conditions of the program, they sign last year can apply to become a a “Treatment Agreement.” Before member of Oxford House. starting methadone treatment, it is important for a client to have a physical Métis Addictions Council of examination by a doctor. This includes Saskatchewan Inc. (MACSI) blood work to test for diseases like HIV 329 College Avenue East and Hepatitis C, and liver functions. This Regina, SK, S4N 0V9 is to ensure their body is healthy enough Phone: (306)522-3681 to handle the methadone. The client Toll-free: (866)815-6515 then sees a methadone-prescribing doctor. The doctor assesses their Services Offered: physical health and starts them on a • In-patient treatment regulated dose of methadone. The o 28-day residential option dose is different for every person. The for adults. client sees the doctor regularly to o Individuals participate in reassess their health and change the holistic programming, dose of methadone if needed. The therapeutic group client sees a counsellor to further workshops, one-to-one develop a treatment plan and receive counselling, educational support. They accept walk-ins and a sessions, self-help variety of referrals, including court meetings, cultural referrals. There is no wait-list. The only teachings, recreational cost is that of the methadone programming prescription, which depends on • Outpatient services coverage and varies between people. o Addiction screening o Assessment Oxford House Society of Regina o Pre-treatment readiness 200-855 Arcola Avenue counselling Regina, SK, S4N 0S9 o Relapse prevention Phone: (306)570-5709 to reach outreach o Aftercare counselling worker o Community referrals 27

• Aftercare program Referrals are made through the Ministry of Justice, Social Services and court The individual will need to complete a referrals. There is no cost associated or a referral package located on the wait-list. website. There is a wait-list that ranges COUNSELLING & PROGRAMMING from 2–3 weeks to access a bed for the Ehrlo Counselling Services in-patient treatment program. They 1951 Francis Street accept court referrals. The individual Regina, SK, S4N 6V1 can meet with a counsellor once or on Phone: (306)751-2467 a weekly basis to access outpatient Fax: (306)751-2416 services. The wait-list is approximately 2 Website: www.ehrlo.com weeks for an initial appointment. There is no cost associated. Services Offered: • Counselling ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & • Available to adults, children, EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS youth, families John Howard Society of Saskatchewan Regina Branch Please contact facility regarding fees for 1801 Toronto Street assessments, workshops, training or letter Regina, SK, S4P 1M7 writing. Ehrlo Counselling Services Phone: (306)757-6657 operates on an hourly fee for Toll-free: (888)757-6658 counselling services. Email: [email protected] Family Service Regina Services Offered: 200-1440 Broadway Avenue • Fine Option Program Regina, SK, S4P 1E2 • Community Service Program Phone: (306)757-6675 Fax: (306)757-0133 Referrals are made through the Ministry Email: [email protected] of Justice, Social Services and court Please note: email is not monitored 24/7 referrals. There is no cost associated or a and should not be used in crisis wait-list. situations. If you are in crisis, please call our office during regular business hours Regina Alternative Measures Program or Mobile Crisis at: (306)757-0127 2815 Dewdney Avenue Regina, SK, S4T 0X8 Services Offered: Phone: (306)244-0440 • Mental health counselling Email: [email protected] o Individuals, couples, Hours: 8:00 am–5:00 pm, Monday families through Friday • Intergenerational cycles of abuse

Services Offered: Street Workers Advocacy Project Regina • Restorative justice program Inc. (“SWAP”) • Alternative Measures 1355 Albert Street o status-blind pre- and post- Regina, SK, S4R 2R6 charge diversion program Phone: (306)525-1722 Email: [email protected] 28

Hours: Mon, Wed, Fri, Sat, 8:30 pm–1:00 • Ceremonies throughout the 14 am weeks The SWAP Outreach van is active on the • One support visit per week streets between the hours of 8:30 pm • One family day per month – and 1:00 am. parents and children • One case management per Services Offered: month • SWAP Drop-In Centre • Working closely with the Ministry • Referrals of Social Services and other • Advocacy community organizations • Court support • Sacred fire • Crisis support • Smudging • Counselling • Sweat loge • Access to housing lists • Cultural activities • Transportation to medical or legal • Seven Sacred Teachings appointments • Healing circles • Cultural protocol Eligibility: Persons involved in street • Picking medicine prostitution, including sexually exploited • Addictions youth and youth at risk (“at risk” usually • Co-dependency means exposed to an environment of • Triggers and coping skills one or more of the following: • Domestic violence heightened violence, drugs/alcohol, • Grief and loss high unemployment rates, leaving • Healthy relationships school without learning, early and risky • Anger sexual behaviors), as well as other street- • Conflict resolution involved people. • Communication • Stress Prairie Spirit Connections Inc. • Building self-esteem 809 Victoria Avenue • Parenting Regina, SK, S4N 0R5 Phone: (306)525-9682 Tending the Fire Program Fax: (306)525-9685 Areas of cultural teachings and Email: ceremonies covered through this [email protected] program include: • The Seven Sacred Teachings Services Offered: • Smudge • Pipe ceremony Addiction Services: • Medicine wheel • Call (306)525-9682 and ask for • Drum and song Dave Wihlidal • Sweat lodge • Medicine picking Awakening Your Spirit Program • Talking circle • Tipi teachings Mending the Family Circle Program • Healing ceremonies • A 4-day healing camp • Cultural protocols • 3 days of classroom instruction • Sacred fire per week • Drug education 29

• Triggers and coping skills SASKATOON • Domestic violence ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES • Grief and loss Community Addiction Services and • Healthy relationships Mental Health Outpatient Services • Anger Sturdy Stone Building • Self-esteem 122 3rd Avenue North, Suite 156 • Emotions Saskatoon, SK, S7K 2H6 • Co-dependency Phone: (306)655-7777 • Conflict resolution Fax: (306)655-4115 • Communications Hours: 8:00 am–12:00 noon; 1:00 pm– • Parenting 5:00 pm

Female Elder Services Offered: • Call (306)525-9682 and ask for • Adult substance use/abuse Lena Tanner program

• Individual or group counselling Regina General Hospital Native Health • Adult family program Services • Mental health counselling Level 1, 1440 14th Avenue • Concurrent disorders program Regina, SK, S4P 0W5 (services offered at sturdy stone) Phone: (306)766-4155 • Problem gambling treatment Phone: (306)766-2232 programs

• Tobacco cessation program Services Offered: • Addiction education group • Counselling services Facilitator Dwayne Porter: • Cultural and spiritual diversity o Phone: (306)655-4114 programs

• Native health services Mental Health and Addiction Services • Traditional Aboriginal health Single Session Drop-In Workshops, 2019 care/healing circle A one-hour psycho-educational group • Elder on defining addiction, types of drugs, • Counselling services medical aspects of chemical

dependency, the stages of use and Individuals can call and make an addiction as a disease, along with an appointment. There is a minimal wait-list overview of services provided within for appointments. The wait-list for MHAS. referrals to other services is dependent *see website for current schedule: on the capacity of those services. There https://www.saskatoonhealthregion.ca/l are no costs associated. They do ocations_services/Services/mhas/Pages accept a variety of referrals, including /CommunityAddictionServices.aspx court referrals, on a case-by-case basis,

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Services Offered: addictions basics, relapse, • Counselling grief and trauma, o Behavioural disorders relationships, social o Complicated bereaveme learning and culture, nt and trauma thoughts and emotions. o Depression and anxiety o Eating disorders Adult Family Program (Saskatoon Health o Issues unique to gay and Region) lesbian youth 2302 Arlington Avenue o Mental illnesses Saskatoon, SK, S7J 3L3 o Parent/teen conflict Phone: (306)665-7777 o Social skills Toll-free: (877)652-8951 o Substance misuse o Suicide risk Services Offered: • Counselling Methadone Clinic – Methadone Assisted o Provides individual and Recovery Services group counselling that 1611 20th Street West offers support and Saskatoon, SK, S7M 0Z7 information for family Phone: (306)655-0480 members who struggle Fax: (306)655-0459 with substance use, mental health and/or Services Offered: gambling concerns • Adult based service • Youth involvement is at the The individual calls the phone number discretion of the physician to make an appointment. They accept a variety of referrals, including self- The criteria for referral is referrals, doctor referrals and court opioid addiction and dependency. orders. The wait-list is approximately a week and there is no cost. Metis Addiction Council of Saskatchewan (MACSI) – Day Program Brief and Social Detox 335 Avenue G South 201 Avenue O South Saskatoon, SK, S7M 1V2 Saskatoon, SK, S7M 2R6 Phone: (306)652-8951 Phone: (306)655-4195 Toll-free: (877)652-8951 Fax: (306)655-4196 Fax: (306)665-0703 Open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week Email: [email protected] Services Offered: Services Offered: • Social Detox Unit (SDU) • Individual counselling is offered o A recovery-based in- Monday through Friday mornings, patient unit where clients while each afternoon from 1:00 often begin or reconnect pm to 4:00 pm participants with their recovery attend an educational and process. Clients may self- supportive group workshop. refer to the SDU. Upon o Topics covered in the 6- admission, clients are week program are assessed to determine the 31

appropriate detox Calder Centre services. If clients are 2003 Arlington Avenue intoxicated upon arrival, Saskatoon, SK, S7J 2H6 they may be supported Phone: (306)655-4500 through the Brief Detox Fax: (306)655-4545 Unit for up to 24 hours prior to SDU admission. Services Offered: • Brief Detox Unit (BDU) • In-patient addiction services o 12-bed unit that provides a o The program is based on a safe place to stay for a 4-week residential stay but short period of time to rest offers flexibility to shorten and recover from or extend the length of intoxication or drug abuse. stay depending on the o An alternative to overnight individual's needs incarceration or admission o 32 adult beds for ages 18 to emergency rooms for and over intoxicated people who o 12 youth beds for ages 12– do not require emergency 18 years care. • Counselling and education on o An opportunity for brief substance use/abuse intervention where clients • Group counselling are monitored (vital • Gender specific treatment is sign/observed) for provided based on research that approximately 12 hours by indicates males and females an Emergency Medical differ in onset, consequences Technician (EMT). and recovery from substance o Addiction counselling use/abuse support is also available. o Following a brief stay in the Referrals to Calder Centre are made BDU, clients may choose through an addictions community to attend the SDU to enter case manager who coordinates a a recovery focused continuum of care for clients program. before, during and after their stay. The wait-list is 8 weeks for males and 4–5 They accept a variety of referrals, weeks for females. They require a including court referrals. To access referral from an addictions counsellor. services, the individual can call daily to They do not accept client on remand; access the social detox. There is no cost they have to be sentenced and get a associated. The wait-list is upwards of a referral from an addictions counsellor or week or longer. Clients can self-refer to be released and meet with an the Brief Detox Unit by walk-in or phone. addictions counsellor to get a referral. There is no cost associated. Admission Criteria: • Be medically stable (conscious) Canadian Mental Health Association – • Present no risk of harm to self or Justice Community Program others 129-122 3rd Avenue North • Voluntarily accept services Saskatoon, SK, S7N 2H6

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Phone: (306)933-3045 (Lisa Harder) urban immunization program, (306)525-5601 ext. 225 (David Jones, addictions and gambling Director) outreach Fax: (306)569-3788 • STC Urban Justice • Labour Force Development STC Services Offered: Employment & Training Services – • Mental Health Services/ Serious access to job training and career Violent Offenders Registry (SVOR) development supports o The program focuses on • White Buffalo Youth Lodge supporting mental health • Cress Housing - Cress Housing and social reintegration owns and operates affordable during the transition from rental housing in Saskatoon prison to community life • STC Urban Family Services – Family Programs including health JCSP is involved with individuals with and wellness programs, family mental illness who are currently serving rights advocacy, PALS, CHUMS custodial sentences and providing reintegration planning from custody to Emergency Homes community or from community • Safe House – 24/7, 365 days/year sentence to post-sentence. emergency shelter for children at risk of sexual exploitation Canadian Mental Health Association – • Oskayak wikiwaw – 8-bed facility Problem Gambling Community for siblings in care; ages 6–12 Program/Gambling Awareness Program years 3-804 Dufferin Avenue • Pewasayaw Transitional Home – Saskatoon, SK, S7H 2B8 short-term, 5-bed transitional Phone: (306)683-3669 facility for children entering foster Fax: (306)683-2246 care; ages 0–8 years Website: www.cmhask.com • Children’s Home – 10-bed facility with goal of reuniting children Services Offered: and sibling groups with • Education on problem gambling immediate/extended family; ages 0–12 years Community Addictions Prevention Program (CAPP) CUMFI Wellness Centre (STC) 315 Avenue M South Community Addictions Program Saskatoon, SK, S7M 2K5 Coordinator Phone: (306)651-1010 STC Health & Family Services Fax: (306)975-0388 200-335 Packham Avenue Email: [email protected] Saskatoon, SK, S7N 4S1 Phone: (306)956.6100 Services Offered: Fax: (306)956.3268 • Mentorship services for older youth and adults with FASD or Services Offered: other cognitive disabilities • STC Health Centre on 20th Street o Eligibility: diagnoses of a – HIV/AIDS Reduction Program cognitive disability or (SHARP), needle exchange, characteristics consistent 33

with a cognitive disability; Community Adult Mental Health no limited services through Services – Child & Youth Mental Health Social Services or CDS Services • Grief and bereavement 715 Queen Street, 4th Floor counselling Saskatoon, SK, S7K 4X4 Phone: (306)655-8877 Mental Health and Addiction Services – Youth Program: (306)655-7777 Adult Outreach Services Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:00 am– Adult Outreach Services 4:30 pm 315 Avenue M South Referrals to Community Adult Mental Saskatoon, SK, S7M 0Y9 Health programs are to be directed to Phone: (306)655-4195 Centralized Intake at (306)655-777

Services Offered Services Offered: • Counselling • Mental health and addictions o Assist with food and shelter counselling concerns • Case management/home care: o Assist with medical individual assessment and care transportation planning to include o Connect clients with o Recovery planning supportive community- o Housing planning based organizations (e.g., o Medication management AIDS Saskatoon, Friendship o Ongoing engagement Inn) and assessment o Link clients to o Coordination of services appropriate services and supports within Saskatoon Health o Relevant crisis Region management • Home detox program Who Do We Serve? Adult Outreach Services provides • Persons 18 years or older who: community support to adults 18 years o Have been diagnosed and older. The role of Adult Outreach is with a mental illness as to engage clients within the core defined in the DSM- community who may not engage in V (major diagnosis) by traditional recovery services. The a psychiatrist and are individual calls the phone number to actively involved with make an appointment. They accept a a psychiatrist variety of referrals, including self- o Have suffered a referrals, doctor referrals and court significant loss of social orders. The wait-list is approximately a functioning for a week and there is no cost. period generally exceeding 18 months as a result of a mental health disorder o Individuals at risk of becoming chronically disabled by a 34

mental health disorder, MHAS Out-Patient including persons who are Saskatoon City Hospital acutely ill or traumatized 701 Queen Street Saskatoon, SK, S7K 0M7 Case managers work with community Phone: (306)655-8999 agencies and programs and other SHR services to ensure a coordinated and Services Offered: comprehensive approach is taken to • Counselling assist in improving quality of life. • Peer support program • For individuals (including family McKerracher Centre members) 18 years or older who 2302 Arlington Avenue are experiencing Saskatoon, SK, S7J 3L3 significant distress, which may Phone: (306)655-4590 include:

Services Offered: o Anxiety • Day program offers several o Depression educational, recreational and o Eating difficulties social groups and activities to o Enduring health, mental enhance coping skills and quality health and stress-related of life. problems o Isolation and loneliness Referrals are not required. McKerracher o Life challenges related to day program services are available experiences of oppression Monday through Friday. Contact the such as racism, sexism and McKerracher Centre for more poverty information. o Problems associated with histories of trauma, Community Recovery Adult Services loss, abuse and violence 314 Duchess Street o Relationship issues Saskatoon, SK, S7K 0R1 Phone: (306)655-0440 Referrals to this program can be made Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:00 am– by Mental Health & Addictions (MHAS) 4:30 pm; closed over lunch hour. staff on behalf of their clients. Clients without an MHAS worker can seek a Services Offered: referral to our program by calling • Seniors mental health and Centralized Intake at (306)655-7777 or addiction services (65+) contact McKerracher Centre for more • Mental health nurses information. • Social workers • Rehab workers Methadone Clinic – Methadone Assisted • Psychiatrists Recovery Services • Adult addictions & counselling services 1611 20th Street West Saskatoon, SK, S7M 0Z7 Phone: (306)655-0480

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Services also offered at the Mayfair screening occurs and there is a wait-list Clinic that ranges from 3–4 weeks to access a 504 33rd Street West bed. They accept court referrals. There Saskatoon, SK, S7L 0V8 is no cost associated. Phone: (306)655-4006 Outpatient Services Services Offered: • Addiction screening, assessment, • Methadone assisted recovery pre-treatment readiness counselling, relapse prevention, They accept doctor and self-referrals. aftercare counselling and They would accept court referrals but community referrals the services are voluntary-based. The criteria for referral are opioid addiction The individual can meet with a and dependency. Clients must have counsellor once or on a weekly basis. previously attempted to abstain from There is no wait-list or costs associated. opioids (e.g., morphine, dilaudid) with or without assistance. The wait-list varies Field Services and is dependent upon the number of • One-to-one counselling and individuals inquiring and doctor group workshops are commonly availability. There is no cost associated delivered in partnership with with seeing a doctor with a other agencies. The Field Saskatchewan health card. Medication Educator will make referrals and costs are based on individual’s financial connect youth and families with state and medical health insurance. appropriate supports. Field Educators are available for Métis Addictions Council of presentations to Youth and adult Saskatchewan Inc. (MACSI) audiences. 335 Avenue G South Saskatoon, SK, S7M 1V2 Day Program Phone: (306)652-8951 • Day program offers a flexible, Toll-free: (877)652-8951 drop-in, harm reduction Fax: (306)665-0703 approach to recovery and well- Email: [email protected] being. Individual counselling is offered Monday through Friday Services Offered: mornings, while each afternoon from 1:00 to 4:00 pm participants In-patient Treatment attend an educational and • A 28-day residential option for supportive group workshop. adults Topics covered in the 6-week • Therapeutic group workshops, program are addictions basics, one-to-one counselling, relapse, grief and trauma, educational sessions, self-help relationships, social learning and meetings, cultural teachings, culture, thoughts and emotions. recreational programming Anyone can drop in for programming. The individual will need to complete a They require a Saskatchewan health referral package located on the card and fill out a brief intake farm. It is website by an addictions worker. A 36

based on a harm reduction model. Royal University Hospital There is no cost associated. 103 Hospital Drive Saskatoon, SK, S7N 0W8 CUMFI McLeod House Phone: (306)655-1000 4-101 Avenue T South Second Phone: (306)655-1362 Saskatoon, SK, S7M 3A7 Intake: (306)655-7777 Phone: (306)665-0425 Fax: (306)665-0428 Services Offered: Email: www.cumfi.org • Outpatient addiction services • Outpatient mental health Services Offered: services • Housing for men recovering from • Social worker program addictions • Transitional home for men with They accept referrals from clinics, addictions hospitals, schools, self-referral and • Kanaweyimik in-house courts. The wait-list varies. There is no programming, seminars & cost with a Saskatchewan health card. workshops • Alcoholics Anonymous groups Saskatoon City Hospital • Outpatient Addictions Services 701 Queen Street • Telephone assessment, Saskatoon, SK, S7K 0M7 information, and referral for either Phone: (306)655-8000 the problem gambler themselves Second Phone: (306)655-1000 or family and friends Intake: (306)655-7777 • They offer province-wide referrals to support groups, problem Services Offered: gambling counsellors and • Addiction services treatment alternatives • Mental health services • Social worker programs The wait-list varies up to a few months. The length of stay can vary from 1 They accept referrals from clinics, month to 3 years. The cost is $660/month hospitals, schools, self-referral and for either single or shared courts. The wait-list varies. There is no accommodations. The cost may be cost with a Saskatchewan health card. supplemented if the individual is not working through social assistance/rental supplement. Referrals come from Larson Saskatoon Community Clinic House, treatment centres and self- 455 2nd Avenue North referrals. They accept court referral from Saskatoon, SK, S7K 2C2 probation/parole. The individual can Phone: (306)652-0300 call the help line and be connected Intake: (306)655-7777 with a counsellor. There is no wait-list. Fax: (306)664-4120 They return the individual’s call within 48 Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:30 am– hours and it takes approximately 48–72 5:30 pm; Saturday 9:00 am–1:00 pm hours to access services. They accept court referrals. Services are free for the Services Offered: individuals and for their family members • Mental health/holistic health if they want to access counselling. services 37

The wait-list varies and is dependent on This sharing circle gives need determined during the interview. STR8 UP members and the They accept referrals from clinics, community a chance to hospitals, schools, self-referral and share their struggles and courts. There is no cost with a hurts in a safe Saskatchewan health card. environment. This program is open for all members of SHARP (Saskatoon HIV/AID Reduction the community to take Program) part. 1514 20th Street West • Corrections Saskatoon, SK, S7M 0Z5 o STR8 UP facilities sharing Phone: (306)956-0345 circles at Kilburn Hall Fax: (306)956-0339 (youth offender facility in Saskatoon) and at Services Offered: Saskatoon Correctional • Outpatient addiction services Centre (men’s • Group behavioural modification correctional facility). • Social worker • Women's Programming • Services may include Resolution o Depending on the number Health Support Workers of women who are active • Counselling members at STR8 UP we • Spiritual counselling with Elders offer a few programs. • Treatment These have included women’s sharing circles, The services provided are free. They family friendly activities, provide clean needles for those with an and women’s health ongoing addiction and free testing to initiatives. those that need it. They can drop-in Monday through Friday to access an West Winds Primary Health Centre addictions counsellor and then book 3311 Fairlight Drive regular appointments. They are open Saskatoon, SK, S7M 3Y5 every day of the year. Elder services are Phone: (306)655-4250 available every Thursday. There is no Fax: (306)655-4894 wait-list and no cost associated. Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:30 am– 5:00 pm Str8 Up: 10,000 Little Steps to Healing Inc. Kinsmen Activity Place (lower level) Services Offered: 226 Avenue V South • Outpatient addiction services Saskatoon, SK • Mental health/holistic health Phone: (306)229-8853 services (services may include Email: [email protected] family support, suicide prevention, youth suicide • Community Sharing Circle services, addictions, NNADAP o Wednesday evenings from workers, mental health therapists) 6:30–8:30 pm at 226 • Social worker (services may Avenue V South. include Resolution Health Support Facilitated by Stacey Workers) Swampy, STR8 UP member. 38

They accept referrals from clinics, o Temporary residence for hospitals, schools, self-referral and up to 30 days courts. The wait-list varies. There is no o Need referral from Ministry cost with a Saskatchewan health card. of Social Services o Housing, addiction, family ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & breakdown support EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS • Basswood Place Saskatoon Community Mediation o Males aged 12–15 Services Diversion Program o Long-term staffed peer 208-220 3rd Avenue South home Saskatoon, SK, S7K 1M1 o Need a referral by the Phone: (306)244-0440 Ministry of Social Services • Jay’s Place • Fee for Service Mediation o 5 beds o There is a fee based on a o Male youth aged 12–15 sliding scale; call in to set o Staffed peer home up an appointment environment • Adult Diversion Program o They accept referrals from • Cedar House the Crown; there is no fee o 5 beds associated and no wait- o Males aged 15–21 lists o Need a referral by the • Parent-Teen Mediation Ministry of Social Services o There is a fee based on a sliding scale; call in and • Supported Independent Living contact Helen Smith- Program McIntyre to set up an o Provides support to young appointment people between age 16 and 21 who are currently involved with the Ministry John Howard Society of Social Services in the 218 – 33rd St. West Long-Term/Permanent Saskatoon, SK, S7L 0V1 Ward, Section 10 and Phone: (306)244-8347 Section 56 Program Fax: (306)244-9923 • Community Outreach Support Toll-free: (877)244-8347 Program Email: [email protected] o Education, employment, addictions, harm Services Offered: reduction, crisis • Fine Option Program intervention, counselling, • Community service order housing, advocacy, program mentorship, transportation, • Social programs (youth ages 12– recreation 21) • Housing support This program serves youth and young • Bert’s Safe Shelter adults experiencing multiple and o Males aged 12–15 years complex barriers and challenges. Supports include access to education 39

and employment, addictions and harm Saskatoon Community Corrections reduction assistance, crisis intervention, 129-122 3rd Avenue North counselling, housing, advocacy. Saskatoon, SK, S7K 2H6 Phone: (306)933-6324 Métis Family & Community Justice Fax: (306)933-5044 Services of Saskatchewan Inc. Website: www.justice.gov.sk.ca/CP 1937 Ontario Avenue Saskatoon, SK, S7K 1T5 Phone: (306)964-1440 Services Offered (Available to Email: [email protected] Sentenced Offenders) • Rehabilitation program Services Offered • Risk reduction • Aboriginal Courtworker Program • Addictions programs • Diversion Program • Restitution Programs • o Priority is given to first and Cognitive behavioural programs second time offenders • Violent Offender Treatment • o MFCJS currently has 2 full- Sex offender treatment time and 1 half-time • Domestic violence treatment positions serving the provincial court areas of Community Corrections supervises Saskatoon, Beardy’s First offenders on conditional sentences, Nations, Rosthern and probation or judicial interim release and Blaine Lake works in collaboration with community • Community Justice Program resources. • Diversion/Alternative Measures hearings • Mediations, family/group conferences COUNSELLING & PROGRAMMING • Healing and sentencing Alternatives to Violence Programs circles; and the recording of Saskatoon City Hospital, Room 1540 minutes for such processes 701 Queen Street Saskatoon, SK, S7K 0M7 They accept referrals from the Phone: (306)655-8989 courthouse. For diversion, they require Fax: (306)655-8806 the individual to submit a 2-page essay about who they are. And they may ask Services Offered: them to complete community service or • Alternatives to Violence Program make a donation. For mediation, the • The Education Service: requirements come from an agreement o A 4-week group. This between the offender and the victim. service offers general The MFCJS courtworkers received education about violence, Justice of the Peace training; this the impact of violence enables the courtworkers to visit the and strategies for self- accused on Saturday and Sundays regulation. This group is a when they are brought in by the police requirement for all clients over the weekend. and must be completed in full before moving into treatment group. 40

• The Man Alive Service: a stand against their o This is a 16-week violence. The group focus accountable/advocacy is to assist women in program for men who developing healthy have been violent to their relationship values and partners. This program lifestyle preferences that focuses on inviting men to do not support violent take personal responsibility behaviours. A for their behaviour and to prescreening interview is practice nonviolence in required, and must be their relationships. completed prior to starting • The Narrative Service: the program. For more o This is a 16-week program information, contact Deb that invites men to take a Farden at (306)655-7924 stand against their violence. The group focus The individuals call the intake line to is to assist men in access services. There is no cost for developing healthy residents of Saskatchewan. The relationship values and individual can be referred voluntary or lifestyle preferences that through the courts. Self-referral can be do not support violent made by contacting Elliott Field at behaviours. (306)655-8989. Court referral requires the • The Culturally Sensitive Service: individual to have a specialized o This 18-week program is a probations worker who does an partnership between the assessment and then contacts Elliot Saskatoon Indian and Field to do an intake assessment. The Metis Friendship Centre criteria for eligibility are that the client and the Saskatoon Health takes responsibility and wants to seek Region. It is a group services. developed specifically for Aboriginal men who have Who Do We Serve? been violent in their • The Alternatives to Violence intimate relationships. The Program provides services to program includes adults 18 years and older who: Aboriginal traditions and o Have used violence in their ceremonies. This group is intimate relationships offered at the Westside o Are concerned about their Community Clinic. behaviour towards their • The Maintenance Service: partner o This is an ongoing support o Value healthy, equal and group for men who have peaceful relationships successfully completed o Are committed to either Man Alive, Narrative changing their behaviours or the Cultural program. and beliefs • Women’s Alternatives to Violence Service: o This is a 16-week program that invites women to take 41

Eligibility Criteria identify strengths, define In order to participate in any of the problems and work toward Alternatives to Violence Programs, the alternatives and solutions. following criteria must be met: • Programming • Participants must be 18 years of o Groups for parents of age or older teens • They choose to enter the o Bridging the Gap (for program voluntarily parents of challenging • There cannot be any outstanding teens) charges of assault against o Reaching Out (when teens another person, his/her partner, are out-of-control) the partner’s family or the o Strengthening Family children. It is required that Bonds (for parents whose outstanding charges are dealt children have been with before entering the apprehended or are at risk program. Participants are of apprehension) agreeable to the limits of o Building Healthy Families confidentiality. Participants o Peaceful Parenting accept the boundaries of o Taming the Worry Dragon confidentiality, which will be o The Fatherhood reviewed upon entering the program. As a result of changes to our funding agreements, we have instituted a flat Aspire Too rate of $25.00/session for those whose 304-1114 22nd Street West family income is $80,000 or less. All Saskatoon, SK, S7M 0S5 clients paying $25.00/session will be Phone: (306)382-2391 served by a student intern. Anyone else will pay our full fee of $110.00/session. Services Offered: CFS provides services for many • Counselling Employee and Family Assistance Programs (EAP). Extended health This is a for-profit service; however, fees benefits (e.g., Blue Cross, Manulife, etc.) may be subsidized. may cover the costs for counselling.

CFS SASKATOON Christian Counselling Services 200-506 25th Street East 617 3rd Avenue North Saskatoon, SK, S7K 4A7 Saskatoon, SK, S7K 2J8 Phone: (306)244-7773 Phone: (306)244-9890 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Website: http://www.cfssaskatoon.sk.ca Services Offered: Services Offered • Counselling • Counselling • Individual, couple, family and o Individual, couple and children’s counselling is available family counselling • Telephone and online counselling (children aged 6 and up) also available is available to assist those • Abuse experiencing difficulties to • Addictions 42

• Adoption Issues a senior counsellor are also available to • Anger management meet with clients for a reduced fee. • Anxiety • Boundaries Family Service Saskatoon • Depression 102-506 25th Street East • Eating disorders Saskatoon, SK, S7K 4A7 • Family violence Phone: (306)244-0127 • Grief Fax: (306)244-1201 • Personal identity Email: [email protected] • Relationship issues Website: www.familyservice.sk.ca • Self-esteem • Sexual integrity Services Offered: • Stress management • Trauma Free Drop-In Counselling • Therapy groups for men and There is no cost for the first session. The women sessions are offered on a first-come-first- serve basis during the clinic times. Christian Counselling Services is a charitable organization. Services are Clinics are offered at the following available to anyone in the community locations: regardless of race, religious belief, • Family Service Saskatoon – gender, age or sexual orientation. Tuesday AND Thursday Special needs of clients such as literacy afternoons – 1:00–5:00 pm challenges, language comprehension, • Mayfair Drugs – Wednesday hearing impairment and/or physical afternoons – 1:00–5:00 pm disability are assessed to ensure that • OUT Saskatoon – Thursday these are not barriers to receiving evenings – 5:00–9:00 pm services. Fees are $115 per 50-minute • Saskatoon Public Library – Friday session with Registered Counsellors and afternoons – 1:00–5:00 pm $135 per 50-minute session with • Carlyle King Branch – 1st and 3rd Registered Psychologists. According to Friday of each month – 1:00–5:00 the Psychological Society of pm Saskatchewan, the recommended fee • Frances Morrison Branch – 2nd for psychological services provided by and 4th Friday of each month – psychologists registered with the 1:00–5:00 pm Saskatchewan College of Psychologists is $180 per hour (effective 2018). Many Free Child and Youth Services – Calming churches will also provide support to the Volcano Within their parishioners when accessing • This group is designed for youth, counselling services. Please check with ages 12–18 your pastor or priest. • In this 8-week group, youth will learn and practice the skills For clients in financial distress, Christian needed for aggression and Counselling Services has a sliding fee anger control scale. Please contact the front desk at Pre-registration is required. A pre-group (306)244-9890 for more information. interview is required before the group. Counselling interns completing their Master's Degree under the supervision of 43

Please contact reception at (306)244- psycho-educational information, 0127 if you are interested. group activities and exercises to complete on your own. • Topics include an introduction to Community Counselling anxiety & depression and the • Counselling services available effects it has in the body and the individuals, couples, families and brain, how to manage symptoms, groups. Confidential, professional assertiveness skills and more. assistance for those experiencing • A pre-group interview is required. personal difficulties, life There is no cost for this program. transitions, family crises, work or community concerns. Fees are Men’s Working Group for Respectful based on income. Relationships – A Narrative Group for Men Youth Exposed to Violence • This group is for men who want to • This program supports youth end their intimate partner through both individual and violence and build respectful group counselling. It engages relationships. The narrative youth in the classroom on issues therapy group creates off addiction, mental health, conversations with men about types of violence, healthy their values as well as their relationships and self-esteem. This knowledge and skills to stop program is free. abuse and build respectful relationships. The group runs Teen and Young Parent Program every other Saturday for 5 weeks • Provides services to parents from 9:00 am–4:00 pm. under the age of 30 and includes • Self- or professional referrals are family support and counselling. accepted. Pre-group interviews Contact Myrna Kanigan at are required. Group is offered 2–3 [email protected]. times per year. Intakes ongoing. ca to book in for the program. Contact Helene Davis at The fee is based on a sliding [email protected] scale. to book. The cost of the program is $1,500. Child and Youth Support Worker Program Domestic Violence Court Case Workers • The Child and Youth Support • Family Service Saskatoon Program helps to support children employs 3 Domestic Violence and youth in Saskatoon, as Court Caseworkers. These workers directed by the Ministry of Social ensure that victims of domestic Services. violence are supported from the • Referrals to the program come point of first contact to the through the Ministry of Social complete resolution of their court Services. case. Court caseworkers provide Adult Depression & Anxiety Group various supports such as court • Registration required for this updates, trial support, reports to group that is a combination of assess requests for changes to release conditions, advocacy 44

and referrals to other services The IPV team provides unique offered in Saskatoon. Please individualized support especially contact Alana Gardiner at in crisis situations. This is a [email protected] voluntary program for those .sk.ca to book. This program is requiring assistance establishing free. and maintaining safe and healthy relationships. This program is free. Invisible Scars: Exploring Emotional, Verbal and Psychological Abuse Abuse and Beyond – For Women (Intimate Partner Violence) – For • Abuse and Beyond brings Women understanding to the role that • An 8-week group designed for violence plays in intimate partner women who have experienced relationships. The group helps intimate partner violence to gain women experiencing violence personal awareness and with their partner to find the understand how prolonged strength to change this pattern. exposure to emotional abuse Groups are offered several times erodes self-esteem and a year with free childcare confidence. The focus of the services. Individual counselling group is about healing and services are also an integral moving on from the effects of component of this program. This emotional abuse. Emotional program is free. abuse cuts to “the core of a person” and leaves invisible scars. Saskatoon Indian and Métis Friendship Intimate Partner Violence Drop-In Group Centre – For Women 168 Wall Street • Open and ongoing group for Saskatoon, SK, S7K 1N4 women who have experienced Phone: (306)244-0174 or are experiencing violence in Fax: (306)664 their intimate partner relationships. Each week a new Services Offered: topic is discussed focusing on the • Sweat lodge general experience of intimate partner violence. Free childcare Every Saturday there will be a sweat is provided. This program is free. lodge on Indian Hill at the Whitecap o Tuesdays 6:00–7:30 pm Dakota First Nation from 1:00 to 4:00 o Thursdays 1:15–2:45 pm pm. Men will leave at 10:00 am; women will leave at 12:00 pm. All will meet up at Intimate Partner Violence Outreach SIMFC. Transportation provided. Program Protocol: Women wear long skirts; • Family Service Saskatoon everyone required to bring towels. For provides individuals affected by more information/transportation please interpersonal violence a place to contact Vernon Linklater or Charleen come for confidential support in Cote at (306)244-0174. a safe and secure environment.

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Saskatoon Family Counselling Centre o Alcohol and drugs rd 603 3 Avenue North o Spiritual issues Saskatoon, SK, S7K 2J8 • Workplace Consultation Phone: (307) 652-3121 o Health and wellness in the Fax: (306)652-2709 workplace o Conflict resolution Services Offered: o Dealing with difficult people • Personal Counselling o Increasing job satisfaction o Relationships o Balance between work and o Stress at home or work home o Depression o Helping set and evaluate o Anxiety goals o Grief and Loss o Concerns about use of o Life transitions alcohol or drugs o Alcohol and drugs o Assessing and developing o Spiritual issues career potential • Family Counselling o Post career and retirement o Communication planning o Abuse o Outplacement consulting o Death o Disability management and o Divorce advocacy • Critical Incidents o Planning to return to work o Group debriefing (school, • Alcohol/Drugs/Gambling workplace, community, Counselling family) • Grief/ Bereavement Counselling o Individual Debriefing • Loss Resolution o Post-traumatic stress and • Financial Counselling trauma counselling • Employee & Family Assistance Appointment times are available within (EFAP) 1–2 weeks and immediately for o Counselling, wellness services emergencies and resources, consultation for individuals, management, Saskatoon Food Bank and Learning and groups, and critical Centre incident stress management 202 Avenue C North (school tragedies, post- Saskatoon, SK, S7L 0A2 traumatic stress counselling) Phone: (306)664-6565 • Individual & Family o General counselling for any Services Offered: reason for both individuals • No-cost counselling and families • Walk-in counselling clinics are an • Couples & Relationships immediate, accessible form of o Relationships brief counselling offering a timely o Stress at home or work and focused intervention. o Depression Counselling for low-income o Anxiety community members is available o Grief and loss free of charge in partnership with o Life transitions CFS Saskatoon. 46

• SafeBus: emergency • Provide accompaniment to transportation police station, support making • It has been and continues to be police reports, assistance and dangerously cold. If you are preparation for court and freezing or in trouble, simply flag information regarding the legal down a bus. The driver will stop process. and help you to the nearest terminal. Drivers have direct There is no cost associated. access to emergency services. No fare is required to get help Saskatoon Tribal Council using SafeBus. STC Health & Family Services 200-335 Packham Avenue The walk-in, no-cost clinic is available Saskatoon, SK, S7N 4S1 Monday through Friday, 9:00 am–3:00 Phone: (306)956-6100 pm. Hours and availability of counsellors Fax (306)956-326 are subject to change; please call to confirm. Services Include: • Walk-in counselling Saskatoon Sexual Assault and • Indian Residential Schools Information Centre Survivor Support Workers Program th 201-506 25 Street East o Cultural support, including Saskatoon, SK, S7K 4A7 dialogue, ceremonies, Phone: (306)244-2294 prayers or traditional Crisis Line: (306)244-2224 (24 hours) healing, may be provided Website: • Emotional support workers www.saskatoonsexualassaultcentre.co o Living Well Program Mental m Health and Addictions o Individual and group Services Offered: counselling • Counselling services o Critical incident o Crisis and short-term debriefings trauma counselling to o Suicide intervention & individuals, ages 12 and follow up older, who have o Workshops experienced recent or o Presentation on wellness historical sexual abuse or o Facilitation of support sexual assault. groups o Counselling is also o Consultation and referrals available to partners and families of survivors. The individual can walk-in to access • Provide information, referrals and services. They will make appointments support to those dealing directly as necessary. They will accept self- or indirectly with issues of sexual referrals and court referrals. There is no assault, child sexual abuse and cost associated. adult survivors of childhood sexual abuse, sexual harassment and domestic violence.

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Student Wellness Centre There is no cost associated with their University of Saskatchewan services. The appointments are walk-in. Place Riel, 3rd and 4th Floors For more in-depth needs, they will make Saskatoon, SK, S7N 5A3 a referral. They have an Elder available Phone: (306)966-5768 on every shift. Website: https://students.usask.ca/health/centres Saskatoon Community Clinic – /wellness-centre.php Westside Clinic 1528 20th Street West Services Offered: Saskatoon, SK, S7M 0Z6 • The Student Wellness Centre Phone: (306)664-4310 offers a wide range of physical Fax: (306)934-2506 and mental health care to U of S students and their families. Services Offered: • Counsellors • Outreach workers • Diabetes educators SWITCH • Dietitians Saskatoon Community Clinic – Westside • Doctors Community Clinic • Nurse practitioners 1528-20th Street West • Nurses Saskatoon, SK, S7M 0Z6 • Occupational therapists Phone: (306)956-2518 • Pharmacists Hours: Mondays and Wednesdays • Physical therapists evenings, 5:30–8:00 pm, and Saturdays • Lab services 12:30–3:00 pm • Referrals to specialists • Special services like X-ray are Services Offered: provided by the Saskatoon • Walk-in, inter-professional, holistic Community Clinic at 455 2nd care with mentors and students Avenue North from: o Social Work & Counselling SWIFT CURRENT Pharmacy Review o ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Program Community Health Services Chiropractic & o 350 Cheadle Street West Acupuncture Swift Current, SK, S9H 4G3 Reiki, Iridology, Reflexology o Phone: (306)778-5280 & Herbology Fax: (306)778-5408 Naturopathic Medicine o Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:00 am– Pediatrics o 5:00 pm Gynecology o Speech Language o Services Offered: Pathology • Outpatient mental health Nursing o services Physical Therapy o Individual, couple, family Occupational Therapy o o and group counselling o Dietician 48

o Psychiatric assessments Phone: (306)778-0515 ext: 225 and treatment Fax: (306)778-6419 o Rural clinics Email: [email protected] o Public education Justice Coordinator: Pamela Hamlin o Consultation o Critical incident stress The Salvation Army administers the management Alternative Measures Program for adults • Outpatient Addictions Services & the Extrajudicial Sanctions Program for o Support and counselling to youth. The programs provide a way for adults (18 years and older) victims and offenders to achieve and Youth (17 years and reconciliation, restitution and to restore younger) for addictions to peace and harmony with the aid of a alcohol, drugs and trained mediator. The Crown prosecutor gambling must approve the referral to the o Screening and assessment program. There is no cost associated for users, abusers and with the program and there is no wait- addicts and affected list. family and friends o Couples and parents Swift Current Probation programming 350 Cheadle Street West o Information sessions Swift Current, SK, S9H 4G3 o Recovery planning Phone: (306)778-8244 o Counselling individuals Fax: (306)778-8413 and their families Website: www.justice.gov.sk.ca/CP o Relapse education Hours: Monday through Friday,10:00 o Community education am–6:00 pm and development o Consultation Services Offered o Safe Driving Program • Alternatives to Violence o Rural clinics Program/Domestic Violence Program. Referrals can be made to any • Currently there are several Community Health Services by programs offered, ranging from 5 individuals, physicians, educators, weeks to over a year in duration; lawyers and other health professionals. these programs are facilitated by There is no cost associated. The wait-list Mental Health Services, Probation varies. Note: Referrals to psychiatry must Officers or together on a co- come in letter form from your medical facilitation basis doctor or other mental health o Typically offered professional. twice a year, in the spring and in the fall ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & • Sex offender programs EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS Swift Current Community Justice Forum They have workers trained to facilitate The Salvation Army such programming when there is a 780 1st Avenue North West demand. P.O. Box 2061 Swift Current, SK, S9H 4M7 49

WARMAN COUNSELLING & PROGRAMMING Envision Counselling & Support Centre ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES 120 3rd Street South Alcoholics Anonymous Weyburn, SK, S4H 2L3 See Appendix A.3 Phone: (306)842-8821

Narcotics Anonymous Groups Services Offered: See Appendix A.4 • Counselling

Family ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & o Adult EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS o Teen Aboriginal Courtworkers Contact List o Children See Appendix A.5 o

• Workshops & groups WEYBURN o Envision holds several ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES workshops and groups Weyburn Mental Health throughout the year. These Community Health Services Building gatherings provide a safe 900 Saskatchewan Drive environment for individuals P.O. Box 2003 to come together, Weyburn, SK, S4H 2Z9 connect with one another Phone: (306)842-8665 and learn new skills. Emergency Psychiatry Services: 24 Workshops and groups are hours/day, 7 days/week: Phone: free of charge and (306)842-8665 participants must be over the age of 18 years. The Services Offered: topics covered vary for • Addiction services each office, but current Assessment and recovery services information can be found • Problem gambling counselling on the Envision website: • Child and youth services (0–18 www.envisioncounsellingc years of age) entre.com • Assessment, treatment, case management The counselling process begins with an • Family counselling initial intake interview. The number of • Individual and group counselling sessions clients attend depends on the • Psychology nature of the problem, the clients’ • Alternatives to Violence Program reception to change, type of therapy • Sex offender program and many other variables. There are no fees for the counselling services. No They accept self-referrals through the referral is necessary for retaining intake line. For new referrals within the counselling services at Envision Health Region, please contact the Counselling and Support Centre. Intake Office at (306)842-8665 or toll-free Referrals for counselling may be given at (800)216-7689. The wait-list is by lawyers, educators, courts and/or determined by need and can vary from health-care professionals. Individuals same-day service to later on. There is no may self-refer by calling the office in cost with a Saskatchewan health card. Estevan, Weyburn, Carlyle or Oxbow 50

during office hours. However, they Phone: (306)782-2822 cannot accept mandated clients as a Hours: Monday through Friday, 9:00 am– result of their screening process in 4:00 pm separation cases surrounding family violence. Services Offered: • Fine Option Program Alternatives to Violence P.O. Box 2003 This service is available to anyone in Weyburn, SK, S4H 2Z9 need. The individual drops-in. There is no Phone: (306)842-8665 wait-list. They accept court referrals. Fax: (306)842-8690 Email: [email protected] Yorkton Tribal Council – Tribal Justice Unit Services Offered: 506 Broadway Street West, Suite 102 Yorkton, SK, S3N 0P3 . Individual counselling Phone: (306)782-8132 . Group counselling Fax: (306)782-6180

Services available in Cree and English. Services Offered: Serves mandatory, voluntary and • Alternative Measures Aboriginal clients. • Extrajudicial sanctions • Aboriginal Courtworker Program • YORKTON Youth & Adult Reintegration Program ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES • Community Justice Program Addiction Services • Mediation services 270 Bradbrooke Drive Yorkton, SK, S3N 2K6 COUNSELLING & PROGRAMMING Phone: (306)786-0558 Yorkton Friendship Centre Toll-free: (888)989-8444 139 Dominion Avenue Yorkton, SK, S3N 1S3 Services Offered: Phone: (306)782-2822 • Outpatient addiction services • Outpatient mental health Services Offered: services • Family worker • Crisis assessment team o This program is designated They accept referrals from doctors, to provide family caregivers, courts, etc. Wait-list for counselling, money accessing services is dependent upon management and needs at the time of intake. There is no budgeting workshops, cost associated with a Saskatchewan effective parenting health card. workshops, family crisis services, trusteeship and ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & referrals. EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS Yorkton Friendship Centre 139 Dominion Avenue Yorkton, SK, S3N 1S3 51

Alternatives to Violence Mont Nebo, SK, S0J 1X0 Sunrise Health Region, Mental Health Phone: (306)468-2747 Services Fax: (306)468-2967 270 Bradbrook Drive Tool Free: (800)807-6072 Yorkton, SK, S3N 2K6 Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:30 am– Phone: (306)786-0558 4:30 pm; closed 12:00–1:00 pm Fax: (306)786-0556 Services Offered: Services Offered: • Needle exchange program • Individual counselling • Addiction services • Group counselling • Community health developer/rep Mandatory and voluntary clients are • Elder's worker served. Wheelchair accessible • Environmental health officer/advisor COMMUNITIES • Medical health officer ABERDEEN • Medical transport coordinator/clerk ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES • Mental health/holistic health Alcoholics Anonymous services See Appendix A.3 Services may include o family support, suicide Narcotics Anonymous Groups prevention, youth suicide See Appendix A.4 services, addictions,

NNADAP workers, mental ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & health therapists EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS • Community health Aboriginal Courtworkers Contact List developer/rep See Appendix A.5 Women’s Wellness Group o offered every second ABERNETHY week ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES o Healing circle available Alcoholics Anonymous when necessary or upon See Appendix A.3 request at (306)468-2326

Narcotics Anonymous Groups ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & See Appendix A.4 EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS Ahtahkakoop Justice Department ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & P.O. Box 220 EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS Shell Lake, SK, S0J 1X0 Aboriginal Courtworkers Contact List Phone: (306)468-3013 See Appendix A.5 Fax: (306)468-2344

AHTAHKAKOOP FIRST NATION Services Offered: ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES • Alternative Measures Program • Aboriginal Courtworker Program Ahtahkakoop Health Centre • Cultural Camps/Community P.O. Box 64 Integration Program 52

• First Nations Youth Restorative • AA or Other Spiritual or Step and Healing Project Group • Opioid treatment program COUNSELLING & PROGRAMMING o Methadone Cree Nations Treatment Haven o Suboxone P.O. Box 340 • Sweats, church services Canwood, SK, S0J 0K0 • AA meetings Phone: (306)468-2072 • NA meetings Fax: (306)468-2758 • CoDa meetings • Sharing circles Services Offered: Who Can Use This Treatment? 35 Day In-patient Program • Individuals 15 years of age and • The goal for our 35 Day In-patient over who have completed a Program is to provide the best recent substance abuse possible alcohol and drug evaluation addiction treatment services to • Individuals manifesting stable First Nations and non-First Nations psychiatric and medical men and women from conditions Saskatchewan and across • Individuals willing to make a Canada from the ages of 17 and serious commitment to complete over, always keeping up to date the 8-week Matrix Program with the best practices proven • Individuals who do not require effective in the addictions long-term in-patient treatment treatment field and the latest • Individuals in a physician research study outcomes. supervised methadone, suboxone or subutex The Matrix Model Program maintenance program • Clients can enter the program at • Individuals ordered to attend any time treatment by the justice system, • Clients may enter or leave the probation services, social group on an individual schedule services, employer, etc. • The structure of the program and • Individuals experiencing co- topics included in the various occurring disorders can components are arranged to effectively make use of this accommodate this open program but may also require structure additional mental health services • Clients who have been in • Individuals requiring post- treatment longer serve as role treatment aftercare services, or models to newcomers those who may have relapsed • The individual/conjoint and family Other Programs education components are • Individual/conjoint sessions designed to be used with the • Early Recovery Skills Group client and his/her spouse, • Relapse Prevention Group significant other or family • Family Education Group members • Social Support Group • Drug & alcohol testing 53

Referrals • Mental health promotion and Referrals may be made by the courts, education services probation/parole services, social • Family counselling services, family services, mental health • Individual, family and group services, addiction programs, counselling/therapy employers, etc. Clients can also apply in • Community development person by completing the required • Community collaboration admission forms. • Referrals to other services/agencies Admissions The following documents must be There is a wait-list for counselling, but it submitted to the Cree Nations varies month to month by community. Treatment Haven (CNTH) Matrix They do not offer group programming or Program: specialized services anywhere other http://www.creenationstreatmenthaven than in larger centres. The services are .ca/matrix-model-program.html. The voluntary, and they will accept a range initial step is to set up a meeting with the of referrals, including court referrals. case coordinator to assess whether or They ask that they be briefed about why not a person meets program criteria. If the individual needs services to set so, the case coordinator will refer them goals. There is no fee associated. to see the physician. The physician will evaluate the applicant and if ALVENA approved, prescribe the starting dose. ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES After someone begins treatment we Mental Health and Addiction Services expect them to enter into a form of Rural – Rosthern regular counselling. Rosthern Community Services

2014 6th Street ALLAN Box 216 ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Rosthern, SK, S0K 3R0 Mental Health and Addiction Services Intake: (306)232-6001 Rural – Lanigan Lanigan Integrated Hospital Services Offered: 36 Downing Drive • Addiction counsellors Box 1060 • Community mental health nurses Lanigan, SK, S0K 2M0 • Marriage and family therapist Intake: (306)365-3400 • Psychiatrists • Psychologists Services Offered: • Social workers • Case management • Addiction counsellors • Mental health promotion and • Community mental health nurses education services • Marriage and family therapist • Family counselling • Psychiatrists • Individual, family and group • Psychologists counselling/therapy • Social workers • Community development • Case management • Community collaboration 54

• Referrals to other than in larger centres. The services are services/agencies voluntary, and they will accept a range of referrals, including court referrals. There is a wait-list for counselling, but it They ask that they be briefed about why varies month to month by community. the individual needs services to set They do not offer group programming or goals. There is no fee associated. specialized services anywhere other than in larger centres. The services are ARCHERWILL voluntary, and they will accept a range ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES of referrals, including court referrals. Wadena Integrated Hospital They ask that they be briefed about why 433 5th Street Northeast the individual needs services to set P.O. Box 10 goals. There is no fee associated. Wadena, SK, S0K 4J0

Mental Health: Phone: (306)365-3400 ANNAHEIM Addictions: Phone: (306)682-5333 ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Mental Health and Addiction Services Services Offered: Rural-Humboldt • Addiction counsellors Humboldt Community Services • Community mental health nurses 515 4th Avenue • Marriage and family therapist Box 1930 • Psychiatrists Humboldt, SK, S0K 2A0 • Psychologists Phone: (306)682-5333 (ask for intake • Social workers worker) • Case management • Mental health promotion and Services Offered: education services • Addiction Counsellors • Family counselling • Community mental health nurses • Individual, family and group • Marriage and family therapist counselling/therapy • Psychiatrists • Community development • Psychologists • Community collaboration • Social workers • Referrals to other • Case management services/agencies • Mental health promotion and education services There is a wait-list for counselling, but it • Family counselling varies month to month by community. • Individual, family and group They do not offer group programming or counselling/therapy specialized services anywhere other • Community development than in larger centres. The services are • Community collaboration voluntary, and they will accept a range • Referrals to other of referrals, including court referrals. services/agencies They ask that they be briefed about why the individual needs services to set There is a wait-list for counselling, but it goals. There is no fee associated. varies month to month by community. They do not offer group programming or specialized services anywhere other 55

ARCOLA Assiniboia, SK, S0H 0B0 Phone: (306)642-9400 ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES

Arcola Mental Health Services Offered: P.O. Box 419 • Outpatient addiction services Arcola, SK, S0C 0G0 Every 2nd Monday, Phone: (306)455-2159 o Tuesday and Thursday, Intake: (306)842-8665 8:00 am–4:30 pm

• Social worker Services Offered: Monday, Tuesday, • Addiction services o Wednesday and Friday, • Problem gambling 8:00 am–5:00 pm • Child and youth counselling (0–18

years) ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & • Family counselling EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS • Screening, assessment, therapy Wood Mountain First Nation services P.O. Box 1792 • Individual and group treatment Assiniboia, SK, S0H 0B0 • Psychology services Phone: (306)266-2039 • Alternative to Violence Program Fax: (306)266-2024 • Sex Offender Program

Services Offered: For new referrals within the Health • File Hills Qu’Appelle Tribal Council Region, please contact the Intake Community Justice Initiative Office at (306)842-8665 or toll-free (800)216-7689. There is no cost with a Saskatchewan health card. The wait-list Restorative Justice Unit Services Include: varies. • Probation: As officers of the court they supervise the court orders in ASQUITH our communities ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES • Youth reintegration: As a Alcoholics Anonymous community liaison between See Appendix A.3 youth released from court and their community resources Narcotics Anonymous Groups • Courtworker: As liaisons between See Appendix A.4 the court and the community they offer insight into the workings ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & of the courts, court terminology EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS and give direction to clients to Aboriginal Courtworkers Contact List obtain legal aid See Appendix A.5 • Community justice: the officers meet with the justice committees, ASSINIBOIA arrange justice gatherings, ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES provide circle facilitation, Assiniboia Union Hospital mediation, trainings 501 6th Avenue East P.O. Box 1120 56

Services Provided • Self-governance justice facilitation training • Extrajudicial sanctions (youth and • Justice Committee training adult) • Stress management • Community justice forums • Consensus circle facilitation BALCARRES • Court referrals mediation ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES post/pre-charge Balcarres Integrated Care Centre • Community referrals – mediation, 100 South Elgin Street healing circles, FASD, suicide Box 340 interventions Balcarres, SK, S0G 0C0 • Youth reintegration to community Phone: (306)334-6260 • Youth gang prevention and Fax: (306)334-2865 intervention

• Commissioner of Oath services Services Offered: • Probation services • Addictions counselling • Courtworker services • Mental health therapist

Community Based Justice Initiatives ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS • Justice Committee training Okanese First Nation • Bylaw development/referrals Okanese Band Office • Domestic violence initiative Highway 310 • Justice policy development Box 759 • Section 81-84 pre-release plans Balcarres SK, S0G 0C0 • Indigenous law development Phone: (306)334-2532 • Facilitation of community safety Fax: (306)334-2545 plans • Sentencing circle protocol Services Offered: development • File Hills Qu’Appelle Tribal Council • Anti-gang presentations Community Justice Initiative • Cyber bullying presentations Restorative Justice Unit Services Include: Training Workshops • Probation: As officers of the court • Proposal development they supervise the court orders in • Team-building workshops our communities • Youth peacemakers training – • Youth reintegration: As a youth mediation community liaison between • Traditional mediation – Level 1, 2 youth released from court and and 3(Resolving Conflict their community resources Constructively, Mediation Skills, • Courtworker: As liaisons between Leading By Example) the court and the community • First Nation mediation based on they offer insight into the workings tipi teachings, ceremonies, of the courts, court terminology healing and give direction to clients to obtain legal aid 57

• Community justice: the officers Constructively, Mediation Skills, meet with the justice committees, Leading By Example) arrange justice gatherings, • First Nation mediation based on provide circle facilitation, tipi teachings, ceremonies, mediation, trainings healing • Self-governance justice Services Provided facilitation training • Justice Committee training • Extrajudicial sanctions (youth and • Stress management adult) • Community justice forums BALGONIE • Consensus circle facilitation ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES • Court referrals mediation post- Alcoholics Anonymous /pre-charge See Appendix A.3 • Community referrals – mediation, healing circles, FASD, suicide Narcotics Anonymous Groups interventions See Appendix A.4 • Youth reintegration to community • Youth gang prevention and ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & intervention EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS • Commissioner of Oath services Aboriginal Courtworkers Contact List • Probation services See Appendix A.5 • Courtworker Services Community-Based Justice Initiatives BATTLEFORD ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES • Justice Committee training Alcoholics Anonymous • Bylaw development/referrals See Appendix A.3 • Domestic violence initiative • Justice policy development Narcotics Anonymous Groups • Section 81-84 pre-release plans See Appendix A.4 • Indigenous law development • Facilitation of community safety ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & plans EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS • Sentencing circle protocol Aboriginal Courtworkers Contact List development See Appendix A.5 • Anti-gang presentations • Cyber bullying presentations BEECHY ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Training Workshops Beechy Health Centre 226 1st Avenue North • Proposal development P.O. Box 68 • Team-building workshops Beechy, SK, S0L 0C0 • Youth peacemakers training – Phone: (306)859-2118 youth mediation To book an appointment, call the • Traditional mediation – Level 1, 2 Centralized Intake system: (866)268-9139 and 3(Resolving Conflict 58

Monday through Friday, 8:00 am–4:30 There is no cost associated with a pm Saskatchewan health card. Wait-list varies. Services Offered:

• Outpatient services BEARDY AND OKEMASIS • Individual, family and group ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES outpatient counselling and Beardy's & Okemasis/Willow Cree education Health Station • Ongoing assessment & treatment P.O. Box 96 planning Duck Lake, SK, S0K 1J0 • Referral to in-patient facilities Phone: (306)467-4402 • Client and caregiver education Fax: (306)467-4609 & information Hours: Monday through Friday, 9:00 am– • Primary prevention through 5:00 pm; closed 12:00–1:00 pm presentations to schools and After-hours taxi service to Rosthern (10 community groups, information minutes away) groups and promotion of healthy living Services Offered • Addiction services There is no cost associated with a • Mental health/ holistic health Saskatchewan health card. Wait-list services (services may include varies. family support, suicide prevention, youth suicide ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & services, addictions, NNADAP EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS workers, mental health therapists) Beechy Health Centre • First Nation Addiction 226 1st Avenue North Rehabilitation Fund P.O. Box 68 (FNRF)/gambling addictions Beechy, SK, S0L 0C0 • Indian Residential School Phone: (306)859-2118 Resolution Health Support To book an appointment, call Program Centralized Intake system: (866)268-9139 • Mental health crisis management Monday through Friday, 8:00 am–4:30 • National Native Alcohol and pm Drug Abuse Program (NNADAP) • Non-insured health benefits navigator/ health educator Services Offered: • Solvent abuse program • Drug Diversion Program Mental Health and Addiction Services o 180 Alcohol and Drug Diversion Program for Rural – Rosthern Community Services youth who are ticketed by 2014 6th Street the RCMP for minor Box 216 consumption/possession of Rosthern, SK S0K 3R0 alcohol and/or possession Intake: (306)232-6001 of small amounts of controlled substances in Services Offered: lieu of paying the fine • Case management 59

• Mental health promotion and Aboriginal people. The program also education services includes community-based intensive • Family counselling case management for offenders. Please • Individual, family and group note: programming is subject to counselling/therapy funding. • Referrals to other services/agencies Métis Family & Community Justice Services of Saskatchewan Inc. – There is a wait-list for counselling, but it Beardy’s First Nations varies month to month by community. 1937 Ontario Avenue They do not offer group programming or Saskatoon, SK, S7K 1T5 specialized services anywhere other Phone: (306)964-1440 or (866)622-2220 than in larger centres. The services are Fax: (306)964 1440 voluntary, and they will accept a range Email: [email protected] of referrals, including court referrals. They ask that they be briefed about why Services Offered: the individual needs services to set • Aboriginal Courtworker Program goals. There is no fee associated. The individual can specify which community The role of the courtworkers is to ensure they would like to access services. that Aboriginal people who are charged with a criminal offence and/or ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & family members of the accused receive EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS just, equitable and culturally sensitive Beardy's & Okemasis First Nation Justice treatment. The Aboriginal courtworkers Program ensure that each client fully understands P.O. Box 340 the criminal justice processes, which Duck Lake, SK, S0K 1J0 they will be involved in, and has the Phone: (306)467-4523 support that they need. Priority is given Fax: (306)467-4404 to first and second time offenders. The MFCJS courtworkers received Justice of Services Offered: the Peace training; this enables the • Alternative Measures courtworkers to visit the accused on • Community-based intensive case Saturday and Sundays when they are management brought in by the Police over the • Stopping Abuse/Violence weekend. MFCJS currently has 2 full- Education (SA/VE) time and 1 half-time positions serving • Men’s group the provincial court areas of Saskatoon, • Women’s group Beardy’s First Nations, Rosthern and Blaine Lake. The program focuses on Alternative Measures for youths and adults, family BEAUVAL group conferencing and sentencing ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES and releasing circles. The program's Beauval Health Centre objective is to provide effective, Box 68 integrated, holistic community justice Beauval, SK, S0M 0G0 services that promote, strengthen and Phone: (306)288-4800 empower this community by supporting the cultural and spiritual needs of 60

Toll-free: (866)848-8022 Services are free of charge to anyone Fax: (306)288-2225 possessing a valid Saskatchewan Health Website: www.kyrha.ca Services Card. Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:00 am– ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & 5:00 pm; closed 12:00–1:00 pm, EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS weekends and holidays Biggar and District Health Centre

501 1st Avenue West Services Offered: Box 130 • Community mental health RN; Biggar, SK, S0K 0M0 education on the effects of Phone: (306)948-3323 alcohol and drug abuse Our services are accessed through the • Follow-up support, home visits Region’s centralized intake system by • Addictions counsellor; calling toll-free (866)268-9139, Monday • Community outreach & through Friday, 8:00 am–4:30 pm education worker

Services Offered There is no cost with a Saskatchewan • Drug Diversion Program health card. Wait-list varies. They accept 180 Alcohol and Drug a variety of referrals, including self- o Diversion Program for referral and court referrals. youth who are ticketed by

the RCMP for minor BIGGAR consumption/possession of alcohol and/or possession ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES of small amounts of Biggar and District Health Centre controlled substances in 501 1st Avenue West lieu of paying the fine. Box 130 Biggar, SK, S0K 0M0 COUNSELLING & PROGRAMMING Phone: (306)948-3323 West Central Crisis and Family Support Centre- Travelling Clinic Our services are accessed through the 116 1st Avenue West Region’s centralized intake system by Box 2235 calling toll-free (866)268-9139, Monday Kindersley, SK, S0L 1S0 through Friday, 8:00 am–4:30 pm Phone: (306)463-6655 After Hours Phone: (306)463-1860 Services Offered: Fax: (306)463-6410 24-hr Support Line: (306)933-6200 • Outpatient services, counselling Office Hours: Monday through Friday, • Individual, family and group 9:00 am–5:00 pm (closed for lunch) outpatient counselling and

education Services Offered: • Ongoing assessment & treatment • Counselling and support services planning Individual counselling • Child and youth counsellor * o Marital counselling • Referral to in-patient facilities o Crisis counselling o o Short-term counselling o Family counselling 61

o Youth counselling BIG RIVER Suicide prevention o ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Anger management o Big River School Budget counselling o 125 7 Avenue • Victim services Big River, SK, S0J 0E0 Domestic violence o Phone: (306)469-0019 response

Traumatic events o Services Offered: response • Addiction services Sexual assault victim o • Screening, assessment, support counselling, treatment planning, Safety planning o support and follow-up Critical stress o counselling management • Referrals to in-patient, self-help

and other community resources Provides free counselling, information • Education, support and referrals related to loss, pension, and counselling for people income assistance, food, financial affected by someone else's assistance. addiction

• Smoking cessation (one-on-one BIG ISLAND LAKE counselling via phone or in ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES person) Island Lake First Nation Health Clinic P.O. Box 240 Big River Health Centre and Primary Big Island Lake FN, SK, S0M 3G0 Health Care Clinic Phone: (306)837-2265 220 1st Avenue North Fax: (306)837-4480 Big River, SK, S0J 0E0 Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:30 am– Phone: (306)469-2220 4:30 pm; closed at noon, weekends and Fax: (306)469-2193 holidays. Call (306)469-2055 to access Nurse Practitioner, Psychiatrist, Youth Services Offered: Psychologist, Speech Language • Mental health/holistic health Services, Community Mental Health services (services may include Nurse, and Pain Control Physician family support, suicide prevention, youth suicide Services Offered services, addictions, NNADAP • Outpatient addiction services workers, mental health • Screening, assessment, therapists.) counselling, treatment planning, support and follow-up To access services individuals in the counselling Prairie North Health Region can contact • Referrals to in-patient, self-help the Healthline by dialing 811. There is no and other community resources cost associated with a Saskatchewan • Education, support health card. Wait-list varies. and counselling for people affected by someone else's addiction 62

• Smoking cessation (one-on-one • Clients who have been in counselling via phone or in treatment longer serve as role person) models to newcomers • Mental health/holistic health services Other Programs • Individual/conjoint sessions Hours are Monday through Friday, 9:00 • Early Recovery Skills Group am–5:00 pm; closed on weekends and • Relapse Prevention Group holidays. To access services, contact • Family Education Group the regional intake line at (306)765-6550 • Social Support Group or toll-free at (855)765-6550. There is no • Drug & alcohol testing cost associated with a Saskatchewan • AA or Other Spiritual or Step health card. Wait-list varies. Group • Opioid Treatment Program Cree Nations Treatment Haven o Methadone P.O. Box 340 o Suboxone Canwood, SK, S0J 0K0 • Sweats, church services Phone: (306)468-2072 • AA meetings Fax: (306)468-2758 • NA meetings • CoDa meetings Services Offered: • Sharing circles

35 Day In-patient Program Who Can Use This Treatment? • The goal for our 35 Day In-patient • Individuals 15 years of age and Program is to provide the best over individuals who have possible alcohol and drug completed a recent substance addiction treatment services to abuse evaluation First Nations and non-First Nations • Individuals manifesting stable men and women from psychiatric and medical Saskatchewan and across conditions Canada from the ages of 17 and • Individuals willing to make a over, always keeping up to date serious commitment to complete with the best practices proven the 8-week matrix program effective in the addictions • Individuals who do not require treatment field and the latest long-term in-patient treatment research study outcomes. • Individuals in a physician supervised methadone, The Matrix Model Program suboxone or subutex • Clients can enter the program at maintenance program any time • Individuals ordered to attend • Clients may enter or leave the treatment by the justice system, group on an individual schedule probation services, social • The structure of the program and services, employer, etc. topics included in the various • Individuals experiencing co- components are occurring disorders can • Arranged to accommodate this effectively make use of this open structure program but may also require additional mental health services 63

• Individuals requiring post- Services Offered: treatment aftercare services, or • Aboriginal Courtworker Program those who may have relapsed & Cree Court • The individual/conjoint and family • The Aboriginal Courtworker education components are Program is mandated to assist designed to be used with the Aboriginal youth and adults client and his/her spouse, charged with an offense and significant other or family Youth alleged to have members committed an offense before the criminal courts receive Referrals fair, just, equitable and Referrals may be made by the courts, culturally sensitive treatment. probation/parole services, social services, family services, mental health services, addiction programs, BIRCH HILLS employers, etc. Clients can also apply in ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES person by completing the required Birch Hills Health Centre admission forms. 3 Wilson Street

Birch Hills, SK, S0J 0G0 Admissions Phone: (306)749-3331 The following documents must be Mental Health/Addictions: (306)749-3302 submitted to the Cree Nations Fax: (306)749-2440 Treatment Haven (CNTH) Matrix

Program: Services Offered: http://www.creenationstreatmenthaven • Outpatient Addictions .ca/matrix-model-program.html. The Services initial step is to set up a meeting with the • Outpatient mental health case coordinator to assess whether or services not a person meets program criteria. If

so, the case coordinator will refer them Birch Hills Public School to see the physician. The physician will 110 McCallum Avenue evaluate the applicant and if Birch Hills, SK, S0J 0G0 approved, prescribe the starting dose. Addiction Services: (306)749-3301 After someone begins treatment we Hotline: 811: 24/7 professional health expect them to enter into a form of advice or mental health support regular counselling.

Services Offered: ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & • Outpatient services EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS • Screening, assessment, Big River Community Justice Diversion counselling, treatment planning, Program support and follow-up counselling P.O. Box 519 • Referrals to in-patient, self-help Debden, SK, S0J 0S0 and other community resources Phone: (306)724-4700 • Education, support Aboriginal Courtworker: (306)724-4499 and counselling for people Fax: (306)724-2161

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affected by someone else's Monday through Friday, 9:00 am–5:30 addiction pm; closed 12:00–1:00 pm, weekends • Smoking cessation (one-on-one and holidays counselling via phone or in Nurse practitioner on-call after hours person) Services Offered BLACK LAKE • Addiction services • Community health ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES developer/rep Black Lake Denesuline Health Nursing • Mental health/holistic health Station services P.O. Box 135 • Youth addiction services Black Lake, SK, S0J 0H0 • Outpatient addiction services Phone: (306)284-2020

Fax: (306)284-2090 For clients of all ages. Both men and Monday through Friday, 8:30 am–5:00 women accepted. Programs available pm; closed 12:00–1:00 pm include: concurrent disorders,

Residential Schools, child counselling Services Offered: and couples counselling. They accept • Addiction services clients with physical disabilities, • Admitting clerks pregnant women, court referral or • Discharge coordinators Corrections clients, clients on • Mental health/holistic health methadone, clients on suboxone, and services (services may include clients taking other psychoactive family support, suicide medications. prevention, youth suicide

services, addictions, NNADAP Black Lake Denesuline Health Centre workers, mental health 1 Boneleye Street therapists). P.O. Box 135

Black Lake, SK, S0J 0H0 The individual must call the main line to Phone: (306)284-2020 access services. There is no cost Fax: (306)284-2090 associated with a Saskatchewan health card. The wait-list varies. Services Offered:

• Addictions services

• Community health Athabasca Health Facility developer/rep 224 Chicken First Nation • Discharge coordinators P.O. Box 124 • Health director Black Lake, SK, S0J 0H0

Phone: (306)439-2200 Mental health/holistic services (services Fax: (306)439-2211 may include family support, suicide Second Phone: (306)284-2020 prevention, youth suicide services, Youth Addiction Services: Phone: addictions, NNADAP workers, mental (306)439-2649 health therapists). Youth Addiction Services: Fax: (306)439-

2079 The individual calls the main line to Emergency 24 hours, 7 days a week access services. There is no cost 65

associated with a Saskatchewan health Fax: (306)997-2114 card. The wait-list varies. Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:30 am– 4:30 pm ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS Services Offered: Black Lake Denesuline Nation • mental health/holistic health 73 Chiwewan Avenue services P.O. Box 27 Black Lake, SK, S0J 0H0 To access services, contact intake at: Phone: (306)284-2044 (306)655-7777. There is no cost Fax: (306)284-2101 associated with a Saskatchewan health card. Wait-list varies. Services Offered: • Prince Albert Grand Council BROADVIEW Community Justice Program ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Rural Alternative Measures o Broadview Hospital Urban Alternative Measures o 901 Nina Street Saskatchewan Aboriginal o P.O. Box 100 Courtworker Program Broadview, SK, S0G 0K0 Crime prevention o Phone: (306)696-5500

Fax: (306)696-2611 BLAINE LAKE ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Services Offered: Blaine Lake Medical Clinic • Outpatient mental health 307 Main Street South services (visiting) Blaine Lake, SK, S0J 0J0 • Outpatient addiction services Monday through Friday, 8:30 am–4:30 (visiting) pm • The Native Liaison Worker is a link For appointments call: (306)497-2494 between First Nations people in the area and the Broadview Services Offered: Union Hospital. The Liaison Worker • Mental health nurse and addiction educates employees and works counsellor are available by to increase awareness and appointment understanding of First Nations cultural beliefs and practices. There is no cost associated with a Saskatchewan health card. Wait-list To access services, contact the intake varies. line at (306)766-6600. There is no cost associated with a Saskatchewan health card. The wait-list varies. BORDEN Ochapowace Community Health Services ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES P.O. Box 550 Borden Primary Health Centre Whitewood, SK, S0J 5C0 308 Sheppard Street Phone: (306)696-3557 P.O. Box 90 Fax: (306)696-3446 Borden, SK, S0K 0N0

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Services Offered: Addictions Worker: Rodney Brass (ext. • First Nation Addiction 232) Rehabilitation Foundation Mental Health Worker: Kiran Kashyap (FNARF) (ext. 227) Wednesday & Thursday

o The mission of FNARF is to promote and maintain Services Offered: • NNADAP worker healthy lifestyles that • Mental health counselling enhance healthy • Addictions counselling individuals, families and • Medical transportation communities. Also, to promote peoples’ well- Kahkewistahaw First Nation Enhanced being through increasing Services Delivery (ESD) use of mental, emotional, P.O. Box 609 spiritual and physical Broadview, SK, S0G 0K0 resources, and to provide Phone: (306)696-3291 cost effective, holistic Fax: (306)696-3201 alternatives to deal with Services Offered: problem gambling activity. • Medical transportation services • DWI – driving while impaired • Pardons – regarding criminal ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & charges, the initial fee which EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS would support the clients fee for Ochapowace First Nation applying for a pardon. P.O. Box 550 Whitewood, SK, S0J 5C0 BROCK Phone: (306)696-2425 ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Toll-free: (888)706-2427 Alcoholics Anonymous Fax: (306)696-3146 See Appendix A.3

Justice Coordinator: Betty Watson Narcotics Anonymous Groups Email: [email protected] See Appendix A.4 Phone: (306)696-2425 ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & Services Offered: EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS • NNADAP worker Aboriginal Courtworkers Contact List • Mental health counselling See Appendix A.5 • Addictions counselling • Medical transportation BRUNO Kahkewistahaw First Nation P.O. Box 609 ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Broadview, SK, S0G 0K0 Mental Health and Addiction Services Phone: (306)696-2660 Rural Fax: (306)696-3154 Humboldt Community Services Toll-free: (866)667-7710 515 4th Ave Box 1930 67

Humboldt, SK, S0K 2A0 Services Offered: Phone: (306)682-5333 (ask for intake • Addiction services worker) • Community support worker • Wellness coordinator Services Offered: ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & • Addiction counsellors EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS • Community mental health nurses Buffalo River Dene Nation • Marriage and family therapist P.O. Box 40 • Psychiatrists Dillon, SK, S0M 0S0 • Psychologists Phone: (306)282-2033 • Social workers Fax: (306)282-2101 • Case management • Mental health promotion and Service Offered: education services Supports community-based justice • Family counselling initiatives for First Nation communities • Individual, family and group within Meadow Lake Tribal Council: counselling/therapy • Alternative Measures/Extrajudicial • Community development Sanctions Program • Community collaboration • Victim advocate training • Referrals to other • Victim offender mediations services/agencies • Serious Offence Program • Community justice forums There is a wait-list for counselling, but it • Diversion programs varies month to month by community. • Family conferencing They do not offer group programming or • Sentencing circles specialized services anywhere other • Community referrals than in larger centres. The services are • Re-integration plans voluntary, and they will accept a range • Healing circles of referrals, including court referrals. • Proactive justice initiatives They ask that they be briefed about why • Youth and culture camps the individual needs services to set • Community Justice Support goals. There is no fee associated. • Facilitate Justice Awareness Initiatives BUFFALO RIVER DENE NATION ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES BUFFALO NARROWS Buffalo River Health Centre ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES P.O. Box 130 Buffalo Narrows Health Centre Dillon, SK, S0M 0S0 1491 Peterson Avenue second phone: (306)282-4442 P.O. Box 40 Phone: (306)282-2132 Buffalo Narrows, SK, S0M 0J0 Fax: (306)282-2117 Phone: (306)235-5800 Monday through Friday, 9:00 am–4:30 Toll-free: (866)848-8011 pm Fax: (306)235-4500 After hours nurse: (306)282-4442. Monday through Friday, 8:00 am–5:00 pm; closed 12:00–1:00 pm

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Services Offered: BULYEA • Outpatient addiction services ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES • Outpatient mental health Strasbourg and District Health Centre – services Rural

303 Edward St. To access services, contact the intake P.O. Box 217 line at (306)235-5800 or toll-free at Strasbourg, SK, S0G 4V0 (866)848-8011. There is no cost with a Phone: (306)725-3220 Saskatchewan health card. Wait-list Fax: (306)725-4060 varies. They accept a variety of referrals, Monday through Friday, 9:00 am–5:00 including self-referral and court referrals. pm; closed 12:00–1:30 pm

ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & Services Offered: EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS • Mental health/holistic health Buffalo Narrows Friendship Centre services (services may include 500 Buffalo Street family support, suicide Box 189 prevention, youth suicide Buffalo Narrows, SK, S0M 0J0 services, addictions, NNADAP Phone: (306)235-4633 workers, mental health therapists)

• Therapies Services Offered:

• Fine Option Program There is a wait-list for counselling but it

varies month to month by community. Friendship Centres offer programming in They do not offer group programming or education and training, employment specialized services anywhere other opportunities and counselling, health than in larger centres. The services are programs, children and youth programs, voluntary and they will accept a range recreation programs and economic of referrals, including court referrals. development. They also offer language They ask that they be briefed about why training, skills development, computer the individual needs services to set training, work-site placements, nutrition goals. There is no fee associated. The programs, healing circles, alcohol and individual can specify which community drug counselling, youth peer they would like to access services in. counselling, youth drop-in centres, etc.

Contact the Friendship Centre for an up to date listing of services. CABRI ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES COUNSELLING & PROGRAMMING Cabri Medical Clinic (Primary Health Buffalo Narrows Friendship Centre Care Clinic) 351 Buffalo Street 510 1st Street North Buffalo Narrows, SK, S0M 0J0 Cabri, SK, S0N 0J0 Phone: (306)235-4633 Phone: (306)587-2286 Services Offered: Clinic hours are Monday through Friday, • Family support program 8:00 am–12:00 pm, and 12:30–4:00 pm. • Cultural connections for See website for calendar schedule of Aboriginal youth services: • Phone-in counselling https://cypresshealth.ca/health- facilities/cabri/. 69

Services Offered: CANDO • Mental health services ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & • Outpatient Addictions Services: EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS support and counselling to adults Red Pheasant First Nation (18 years and older) and youth P.O. Box 70 (17 years and younger) for Cando, SK, S0K 0V0 addictions to alcohol, drugs and Phone: (306)937-7717 gambling Fax: (306)937-7487 Screening and assessment o for users, abusers and Services Offered: addicts and affected • Community Justice Program family and friends provided by Battlefords Agency Couples and parents o Chiefs Tribal Chiefs (BATC) programming Alternative Measures Information sessions o o Program Recovery planning o Aboriginal Courtworker Counselling individuals o o Program and their families Cultural Relapse education o o Camps/Community Community education o Integration Program and development First Nations Youth Consultation o o Restorative and Healing Safe Driving Program o Project Rural clinics o

Mosquito First Nation Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:00 am– Box 177 3:30 pm. Closed at noon, weekends Cando, SK, S0K 0V0 and holidays. To access services, Phone: (306)937-6120 contact the intake line at (877)329-0005. Fax: (306)937-3678 There is no cost associated with a

Saskatchewan health card. Wait-list Services Offered: varies. • Community Justice Program

Provided by Battlefords Agency CADILLAC Chiefs Tribal Chiefs (BATC) ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES o Alternative Measures Alcoholics Anonymous Program See Appendix A.3 o Aboriginal Courtworker Program Narcotics Anonymous Groups o Cultural See Appendix A.4 Camps/Community ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & Integration Program EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS o First Nations Youth Aboriginal Courtworkers Contact List Restorative and Healing See Appendix A.5 Project

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CANOE NARROWS • Alternative Measures/Extrajudicial Sanctions Program ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES • Victim advocate training Canoe Narrows/Lake Health Centre and • Victim offender mediations Nursing Station • Serious Offence Program P.O. Box 229 • Community justice forums Canoe Narrows, SK, S0M 0K0 • Diversion programs Phone: (306)829-2140 • Family conferencing Fax: (306)829-4450 • Sentencing circles Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:30 am– • Community referrals 4:30 pm • Re-integration plans

• Healing circles Services Offered: • Proactive justice initiatives • Addiction services • Youth and culture camps • Community health • Community Justice Support developer/rep • Facilitate Justice Awareness • Community support worker Initiatives • Medical transport

coordinator/clerk CANORA To access services, contact the intake ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES line at (306)288-4800 or toll-free at Canora Hospital (866)848-8022. There is no cost with a 1219 Main Street Saskatchewan health card. Wait-list P.O. Box 749 varies. They accept a variety of referrals, Canora, SK, S0A 0L0 including self-referral and court referrals. Phone: (306)563-5621 Intake: (306)786-0558 ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & Fax: (306)563-5571 EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS Canoe Lake First Nation Services Offered: P.O. Box 231 • Part-time mental health clinic Canoe Narrows, SK, S0M 0K0 Phone: (306)829-2150 To access services, the individual calls Fax: (306)829-2101 the intake line at (306)786-0558. There is no cost associated with a Services Offered: Saskatchewan health card. The wait-list Community Justice Program Provided varies. by Meadow Lake Tribal Council (aka MLTC) Canora Community Services/Home P.O. Box 8001 Care Office Meadow Lake, SK, S9X 1T8 1219 Main Street Phone: (306)236-5654 P.O. Box 868 Email: [email protected] Canora, SK, S0A 0L0 Phone: (306)563-1250 Service Offered: Intake: (306)786-0558 Supports community-based justice Fax: (306)563-1251 initiatives for First Nation communities within Meadow Lake Tribal Council: 71

Services Offered: effective in the addictions • Behavioural management treatment field and the latest • Child and youth worker research study outcomes.

To access services, the individual calls The Matrix Model Program the intake line at (306)786-0558. There is • Clients can enter the program at no cost associated with a any time Saskatchewan health card. The wait-list • Clients may enter or leave the varies. group on an individual schedule • The structure of the program and Alcohol and Drug Services topics included in the various 1219 Main Street components are P.O. Box 868 • Arranged to accommodate this Canora, SK, S0A 0L0 open structure Phone: (306)563-5656 • Clients who have been in Fax: (306)563-5134 treatment longer serve as role models to newcomers Services Offered: • Addictions and mental health Other Programs counselling • Individual/conjoint sessions • Early Recovery Skills Group To access services, contact the main • Relapse Prevention Group line. There is no cost associated with a • Family Education Group Saskatchewan health card. The wait-list • Social Support Group varies. • Drug & alcohol testing • AA or Other Spiritual or Step CANWOOD Group • Opioid Treatment Program ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Methadone Cree Nations Treatment Haven o Suboxone P.O. Box 340 o • Sweats, church services Canwood, SK, S0J 0K0 • AA meetings Phone: (306)468-2072 • NA meetings Fax: (306)468-2758 • CoDa meetings

• Sharing circles Services Offered:

Who Can Use This Treatment? 35 Day In-patient Program • Individuals 15 years of age and • The goal for our 35 Day In-patient over individuals who have Program is to provide the best completed a recent substance possible alcohol and drug abuse evaluation addiction treatment services to • Individuals manifesting stable First Nations and non-First Nations psychiatric and medical men and women from conditions Saskatchewan and across • Individuals willing to make a Canada from the ages of 17 and serious commitment to complete over, always keeping up to date the 8-week matrix program with the best practices proven 72

• Individuals who do not require After someone begins treatment we long-term in-patient treatment expect them to enter into a form of • Individuals in a physician regular counselling. supervised methadone, suboxone or subutex CARLYLE maintenance program ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES • Individuals ordered to attend White Bear First Nation treatment by the justice system, P.O. Box 700 probation services, social Carlyle, SK, S0C 0R0 services, employer, etc. Phone: (306)577-2461 • Individuals experiencing co- Fax: (306)577-2496 occurring disorders can

effectively make use of this Services Offered: program but may also require • Community Addictions Program additional mental health services Referrals for treatment • Individuals requiring post- o centres, outpatient treatment aftercare services, or programs at treatment those who may have relapsed centres, or to Alcoholics • The individual/conjoint and family Anonymous or Narcotics education components are Anonymous meetings designed to be used with the Alcoholics Anonymous client and his/her spouse, o meetings, NA, Alternative significant other or family to Violence members Alcohol/drug use o prevention Referrals

Referrals may be made by the courts, • Alternatives to Violence probation/parole services, social Programming services, family services, mental health Men and women who are services, addiction programs, o perpetrators of intimate employers, etc. Clients can also apply in partner violence. Clients person by completing the required must be 18 years of age or admission forms. over. They accept both

voluntary and court- Admissions mandated clients. The following documents must be Referrals usually come submitted to the Cree Nations from adult Probation Treatment Haven (CNTH)Matrix Services, Social Services Program: and Envision. The first http://www.creenationstreatmenthaven appointment takes 2–3 .ca/matrix-model-program.html. The months and is only initial step is to set up a meeting with the scheduled every 6 weeks. case coordinator to assess whether or

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ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & o Teen EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS o Children White Bear First Nation P.O. Box 700 • Workshops & Groups Carlyle, SK, S0C 0R0 o Envision holds several Phone: (306)577-2461 workshops and groups Fax: (306)577-2496 throughout the year. These gatherings provide a safe Services Offered: environment for individuals Southeast Treaty Four Tribal Council to come together, Justice Program connect with one another • Alternative Measures and learn new skills. o The program operates Workshops and groups are diversion programs for free of charge and youths and adults in the participants must be over criminal justice system the age of 18 years. The o The active participation topics covered vary for and guidance of Elders is each office, but current essential to all phases of information can be found the diversion process on the Envision website: o The program also provides www.envisioncounsellingc awareness, education and entre.com training to its member of First Nations on criminal The counselling process begins with an justice processes and initial intake interview. The number of community justice sessions clients attend depends on the programs nature of the problem, the client’s o Other program activities reception to change, type of therapy include providing and many other variables. There are no technical advice, fees for the counselling services. No coordinating training, referral is necessary for retaining planning, developing and counselling services at Envision evaluating programs, Counselling and Support Centre. Referrals developing committees, for counselling may be given by lawyers, developing policy and educators, courts and/or health-care collecting data professionals. Individuals may self-refer by calling the office in Estevan, Weyburn, Carlyle or Oxbow during office hours. COUNSELLING & PROGRAMMING However, they cannot accept Envision Counselling & Support Centre mandated clients as a result of their P.O. Box 1017 screening process in separation cases Carlyle, SK, S0C 0R0 surrounding family violence. Phone: (306)453-2405 White Bear First Nation Services Offered: P.O. Box 700 • Counselling Carlyle, SK, S0C 0R0 o Family Phone: (306)577-2461 o Adult Fax: (306)577-2496 74

Services Offered: Services Offered: • Counselling • Counselling and referrals o Group and individual counselling CARROT RIVER Domestic violence o ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES counselling Alcoholics Anonymous Mental health counselling o See Appendix A.3 Family therapy o Youth counselling o Narcotics Anonymous Groups Sexual abuse counselling o See Appendix A.4 • Programming

Anger management o ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & programs EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS Impaired Driver's Program o Aboriginal Courtworkers Contact List

See Appendix A.5 To access services, contact the main

line. There is no cost associated. The wait-list varies. CARRY THE KETTLE FIRST NATION ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & CARNDUFF EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS Carry the Kettle First Nation ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES P.O. Box 57 The Tony Day Family Medical Clinic Sintaluta, SK, S0G 4N0 405 Spencer Street (attached to Phone: (306)727-2135 Borderline Housing) Fax: (306)727-2149 Carnduff SK, S0C0S0

Phone: (306)482-1240 Services Offered:

• File Hills Qu’Appelle Tribal Council Services Offered: Community Justice Initiative • Mental health counselling

Restorative Justice Unit services include: Mental Health utilizes the clinic for • Probation: As officers of the court appointments. To arrange details, they supervise the court orders in please contact Sun Country Mental our communities Health toll-free (800)216-7689; Estevan • Youth reintegration: As a Mental Health Office: (306)637-3610; 24- community liaison between hour service: (306)842-8605. youth released from court and

their community resources CARONPORT • Courtworker: As liaisons between ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES the court and the community Caronport Medical Clinic they offer insight into the workings P.O. Box 998 of the courts, court terminology Caronport, SK, S0H 0S0 and give direction to clients to Phone: (306)756-2262 (during office obtain legal aid hours) • Community justice: the officers Hours: Monday through Friday, 9:00 am– meet with the justice committees, 12:00 pm, and Mon, Tues, and Thursday, arrange justice gatherings, 1:30–5:00 pm 75

provide circle facilitation, • Self-governance justice mediation, trainings facilitation training • Justice Committee training Services Provided • Stress management • Extrajudicial Sanctions (youth and adult) CENTRAL BUTTE • Community justice forums ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES • Consensus circle facilitation Central Butte Regency Hospital • Court referrals mediation 601 Canada Street post/pre-charge P.O. Box 40 • Community referrals – mediation, Central Butte, SK, S0H 0T0 healing circles, FASD, suicide Intake: (306)694-0379 or (877)564-0543 interventions. Regency Manor: (306)796-2190 • Youth reintegration to community New Horizons Clinic: (306)796-2180 • Youth gang prevention and

intervention Services Offered: • Commissioner of Oath services • Outpatient Mental Health • Probation services Services Mental Health and • Courtworker services Addictions (MHAS)

Community-Based Justice Initiatives To access a telephone session with a • Justice Committee training mental health and addictions • Bylaw development/referrals counsellor, please call (306)691-6464 • Domestic violence initiative and ask to speak with an intake worker. • Justice policy development Individual and/or group services are • Section 81-84 pre-release plans available at the Mental Health and • Indigenous law development Addictions Clinic, as well as Crescent • Facilitation of community safety View Clinic in Moose Jaw. plans

• Sentencing circle protocol development CHRISTOPHER LAKE • Anti-gang presentations ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES • Cyber bullying presentations Little Red Health Centre 12 Little Red River Reserve Training Workshops P.O. Box 330 • Proposal development Christopher Lake, SK, S0J 0N0 • Team building workshops Phone: (306)982-4294 • Youth peacemakers training – Fax: (306)982-3672 youth mediation Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:00 am– • Traditional mediation – level 1, 2 4:30 pm; closed 12:00–1:00 pm, and 3(Resolving Conflict weekends and holidays. Constructively, Mediation Skills, Leading By Example) Services Offered: • First Nation mediation based on • Community health developer tipi teachings, ceremonies, • Medical transport coordinator/ healing clerk • Mental health/holistic health services (services may include 76

family support, suicide ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & prevention, youth suicide EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS services, addictions, NNADAP Aboriginal Courtworkers Contact List workers, mental health therapists) See Appendix A.5

To access services, contact the regional CLEARWATER intake line at (306)765-6550 or toll-free at ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES (855)765-6550. There is no cost Armand Bekattla Treatment Centre associated with a Saskatchewan health Box 5010 card. Wait-list varies. Clearwater River, SK, S0M 3H0

Phone: (306)822-2033 CHURCHBRIDGE Fax: (306)822-2750 ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Email: [email protected] Alcoholics Anonymous See Appendix A.3 Services Offered: • In-patient addiction services Narcotics Anonymous Groups o For clients 19 and over. See Appendix A.4 Both men and women accepted. Programs ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & available include: EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS concurrent disorders, Aboriginal Courtworkers Contact List Residential Schools and See Appendix A.5 on-the-land. They accept clients with physical CIGAR LAKE MINE disabilities, pregnant women, court referral or ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Corrections clients, clients Alcoholics Anonymous on suboxone and clients See Appendix A.3 taking other psychoactive

medications. Narcotics Anonymous Groups • 12 step program See Appendix A.4 Substance abuse o Alcoholism ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & o • Individual counselling EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS • Psychologist Aboriginal Courtworkers Contact List

See Appendix A.5 Clearwater River Dene First Nation

Health Centre CLAVET P.O. Box 5040 ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Clearwater River, SK, S0M 3H0 Alcoholics Anonymous Phone: (306)822-2378 See Appendix A.3 Fax: (306)822-2297 Website: www.mltc.ca Narcotics Anonymous Groups Monday through Friday, 9:00 am–5:30 See Appendix A.4 pm; closed 12:00–1:00 pm

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Services Offered: COCHIN • Mental health/holistic health ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & services (services may include EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS family support, suicide prevention, youth suicide Box 159 services, addictions, NNADAP Cochin, SK, S0M 0L0 workers, mental health therapists) Phone: (306)386-2067

Fax: (306)386-2444 To access services, contact the intake line at (306)288-4800 or toll-free at Services Offered: (866)848-8022. There is no cost with a • Community Justice Program Saskatchewan health card. Wait-list provided by Battlefords Agency varies. They accept a variety of referrals, Chiefs Tribal Chiefs (BATC) including self-referral and court referrals. Alternative Measures o Program ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & Aboriginal Courtworker EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS o Program Clearwater River Dene Nation Cultural P.O. Box 5050 o Camps/Community La Loche, SK, S0M 3H0 Integration Program Phone: (306)822-2021 First Nations Youth Fax: (306)822-2212 o Restorative and Healing

Project Service Offered:

• Supports community-based justice initiatives for First Nation COLONSAY communities within Meadow ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Lake Tribal Council: Watrous Hospital – Rural Services 704 4th Street East o Alternative Measures/Extrajudicial Watrous, SK, S0K 4T0 Sanctions Program Phone: (306)946-1200 Intake Number: (306)365-3400 o Victim advocate training Open: 24 hours, 7 days a week o Victim offender mediations Services Offered: o Serious Offence Program • Addiction services o Community justice forums • o Diversion programs Community health o Family conferencing developer/rep • Mental health/holistic health o Sentencing circles o Community referrals services (services may include family support, suicide o Re-integration plans o Healing circles prevention, youth suicide o Proactive justice initiatives services, addictions, NNADAP workers, mental health therapists) o Youth and culture camps • o Community Justice Therapies/counselling Support o Facilitate Justice There is a wait-list for counselling but it Awareness Initiatives varies month to month by community. 78

They do not offer group programming or To access services, the individual calls specialized services anywhere other the intake line at (306)786-0558. There is than in larger centres. The services are no cost associated with a voluntary and they will accept a range Saskatchewan health card. The wait-list of referrals, including court referrals. varies. They ask that they be briefed about why the individual needs services to set ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & goals. There is no fee associated. The EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS individual can specify which community Cote First Nation they would like to access services in. P.O. Box 1659 Kamsack, SK, S0A 1S0 Phone: (306)542-2694 CORONACH Fax: (306)542-3735

ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Services Offered: Alternative Measures Alcoholics Anonymous for Youths and Adults See Appendix A.3 • Yorkton Tribal Council Community

Justice Program and Alternative Narcotics Anonymous Groups Measures Program See Appendix A.4 Crime prevention o Healing and sentencing ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & o circles EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS Community-based victims Aboriginal Courtworkers Contact List o and correctional services See Appendix A.5

Saulteaux First Nation COTE FIRST NATION Box 159 ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Cochin, SK, S0M 0L0 Cote First Nation Health Clinic Phone: (306)386-2067 Cote First Nation, SK, Fax: (306)386-2444 Phone: (306)542-2694 Intake: (306)786-0558 Services Offered: Fax: (306)542-3735 • Community Justice Program Hours: 9:00 am–4:00 pm Provided by Battlefords Agency Chiefs Tribal Chiefs (BATC) Services Offered o Alternative Measures • National Native Alcohol and Program Drug Prevention: Addictions o Aboriginal Courtworker • Youth Solvent Abuse Program: Program Addictions o Cultural • Grief & loss Camps/Community • Mental health Integration Program • Poverty o First Nations Youth • Poor housing Restorative and Healing Project

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COWESSESS behavioural disorders through our Child & Youth Services Programs ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS Cowessess Community Justice Program For access to any of these services, please contact our central intake P.O. Box 100 program by calling (877)564-0543 or Cowessess, SK, S0G 5L0 Phone: (306)696-2520 (306)694-0379. Fax: (306)696-2767 CRAVEN Services Offered: ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES • Community Justice Program Strasbourg and District Health Centre - o The Cowessess Community Rural Justice Program is an 303 Edward Street Alternative Measures P.O. Box 217 program to address crime, Strasbourg, SK, S0G 4V0 addictions and violent Phone: (306)725-3220 behaviours in the Fax: (306)725-4060 community Monday through Friday, 9:00 am–5:00 o The Program's work pm; closed 12:00–1:30 pm encourages First Nations participation in a safe and Services Offered: healthy community • Mental health/holistic health o In addition to the services (services may include Alternative Measures family support, suicide program, the Cowessess prevention, youth suicide First Nation also offers a services, addictions, NNADAP fine-option program that workers, mental health therapists) allows clients to work off • Therapies fines in lieu of payment There is a wait-list for counselling but it CRAIK varies month to month by community. ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES They do not offer group programming or Craik & District Health Centre specialized services anywhere other 620 Mary Street than in larger centres. The services are P.O. Box 208 voluntary and they will accept a range Craik, SK, S0G 0V0 of referrals, including court referrals. Phone: (306)734-2288 They ask that they be briefed about why Primary Health Clinic: (306)734-2233 the individual needs services to set goals. There is no fee associated. The Services Offered: individual can specify which community • Outpatient mental health they would like to access services in. services • Outpatient addiction services • Family-centred services for children, youth and families experiencing a range of emotional, developmental and 80

CREIGHTON Services Offered: • Outpatient personal counselling ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES • Outpatient addiction counselling CADAC Outpatient Centre (one-on-one) 430 Main Street

P.O. Box 760 Creighton, SK, S0P 0A0 CUDWORTH Phone: (306)688-8291 ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Fax: (306)688-3784 Mental Health and Addiction Services – Rural Services Offered: Wakaw Hospital • Outpatient Addictions Services 301 1st Street North Box 769 To access services contact (306)425- Wakaw, SK, S0K 4P0 2422. There is no cost associated with a Phone: (306)233-4020 Saskatchewan health card. The wait-list Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:30 am– varies. 4:30 pm

Creighton Health Centre - Provincial Services Offered: Building • Addiction counsellors 298 1st Street East • Adult, children and youth mental P.O. Box 219 health/substance Creighton, SK, S0P 0A0 abuse/gambling Phone: (306)688-8620 • Case management Fax: (306)688-8629 • Community mental health nurses Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:00 am– • Marriage and family therapist 5:00 pm; closed 12:00–1:00 pm and • Psychiatrists holidays. • Psychologists • Social workers Services Offered: • Outpatient addiction services There is a wait-list for counselling but it • Outpatient mental health/holistic varies month to month by community. health services They do not offer group programming or • Wellness coordinator specialized services anywhere other than in larger centres. The services are To access services contact (306)425- voluntary and they will accept a range 2422. There is no cost associated with a of referrals, including court referrals. Saskatchewan health card. The wait-list They ask that they be briefed about why varies. the individual needs services to set goals. There is no fee associated. The ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & individual can specify which community EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS they would like to access services in. Creighton Probation 298 1st Street East CUMBERLAND HOUSE Creighton, SK, S0P 0A0 ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Phone: (306)688-8810 Cumberland House Health Centre Fax: (306)688-3375 2nd Avenue Website: www.justice.gov.Sk.ca/CP P.O. Box 8 81

Cumberland House, SK, S0E 0S0 Services Offered: Phone: (306)888-2244 • Addiction services Fax: (306)888-2269 • Community health Mental Health & Addiction Services: developer/rep Phone: (306)862-9822 • Mental health/holistic health services (services may include Services Offered: family support, suicide • Addictions counselling prevention, youth suicide • Mental health/holistic health services, addictions, NNADAP services (services may include workers, mental health therapists) family support, suicide prevention, youth suicide To access services, contact the central services, addictions, NNADAP intake line at (306)862-9822. There is no workers, mental health therapists) cost associated with a Saskatchewan health card. Wait-list varies. Cumberland House Addiction Services P.O. Box 218 ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & Cumberland House, SK, S0E 0S0 EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS Phone: (306)888-2155 Cumberland House Cree Nation Fax: (306)888-4633 P.O. Box 220 Cumberland House, SK, S0E 0S0 Services Offered: Phone: (306)888-2226 • Addiction Services: Outpatient Fax: (306)888-2084 counselling to individuals involved in substance abuse and Services Offered: others affected by their usage • Prince Albert Grand Council o SGI screening Community Justice Program: o Problem gambling Rural Alternative Measures counselling Program o Education and prevention o Crime prevention programs, presentations, o Aboriginal Courtworker workshops, etc. Program/Alternative Measures o The program receives pre- To access services, contact the central and post-charge referrals intake line at (306)862-9822. There is no from RCMP, schools and in cost associated with a Saskatchewan some instances from the health card. Wait-list varies. presiding judge o Provide conflict resolution Cumberland House Health Centre (On- opportunities Reserve) P.O. Box 249 Rural Alternative Measures Program Cumberland House, SK, S0E 0S0 • Victim/offender mediation Phone: (306)888-4778 • Family group conferencing Fax: (306)888-4422 • School mediation Monday through Friday, 8:30 am–5:00 • Community justice forums pm; closed 12:00–1:00 pm • Accountability hearings

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CUT KNIFE Services Offered: • In-patient psychiatry ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES

Rural Mental Health & Addiction The Cypress Regional Hospital features a Services 10-bed acute in-patient unit offering Maidstone Health Complex admission for clients with severe mental 214 5th Avenue East health needs. It is designed for clients P.O. Box 629 who have more complex service needs Maidstone, SK, S0M 1M0 than can be adequately supported in Phone: (306)893-2622 ext. 7868 the community. A psychiatrist is on call Fax: (306)893-4488 for admissions and consultation 24 hours

a day. Services Offered:

• Outpatient addiction services DAFOE o Qualified addictions rehabilitation counsellors ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES provide a whole range of Mental Health and Addiction Services- services, including Rural assessments, intensive one- Lanigan Integrated Hospital on-one and group 36 Downing Drive counselling, education Box 1060 and support Lanigan, SK, S0K 2M0 Intake: (306)365-3400 Cut Knife Health Complex 102 Dion Avenue Services Offered: P.O. Box 220 • Addiction counsellors Cut Knife, SK, S0M 0N0 • Adult, children and youth mental Phone: (306)398-4718 health/substance Fax: (306)398-2206 abuse/gambling • Case management Services Offered: • Community mental health nurses • Addictions services (visiting • Marriage and family therapist specialists) • Psychiatrists • Family counselling (visiting • Psychologists specialists) • Social workers

Addiction services are based on need There is a wait-list for counselling but it and the wait-list varies between 1–3 varies month to month by community. weeks depending on the community. They do not offer group programming or They accept any kind of referrals, specialized services anywhere other including court referrals. than in larger centres. The services are voluntary and they will accept a range CYPRESS of referrals, including court referrals. They ask that they be briefed about why ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES the individual needs services to set Cypress Regional Hospital goals. There is no fee associated. The 2004 Saskatchewan Drive individual can specify which community Swift Current, SK, S9H 5M8 they would like to access services in. Phone: (306)778-9400 83

Mental Health and Addiction Services- • Facility for adults, children and Rural teenagers Wynyard Hospital • Programs for Women, men, 300 10th Street East LGBTQ programs, adult programs, Box 670 young adult programs Wynyard, SK, S0A 4T0 Phone: (306)554-3312 Levels of Care: Monday through Friday, 8:30 am–4:30 • Holistic treatment pm • In-patient • Individualized treatment Services Offered: • Addiction counsellors Treatment Focus: • Adult, children, and youth mental • Opiate addiction health/substance • Alcoholism abuse/gambling • Mental health and substance • Case management abuse • Community mental health nurses • Marriage and family therapist Therapy Programs • Psychiatrists • Family therapy • Psychologists • Individual therapy • Social workers • Trauma therapy • Group therapy There is a wait-list for counselling but it • Life skills varies month to month by community. • Creative arts therapy They do not offer group programming or specialized services anywhere other DAVIDSON than in larger centres. The services are ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES voluntary and they will accept a range Davidson Health Centre of referrals, including court referrals. 900 Government Road They ask that they be briefed about why P.O. Box 758 the individual needs services to set Davidson, SK, S0G 1A0 goals. There is no fee associated. The Phone: (306)567-2300 individual can specify which community Phone: (306)567-2801 they would like to access services in.

Services Offered: DALMENY • Outpatient addiction services ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES (visiting specialist) Ranch Ehrlo Society • Psychiatric rehabilitation (visiting P.O. Box 580 specialist) Martensville, SK, S0K 2T0 • Youth outreach (visiting Phone: (306)659-3100 specialist) • Child and youth counsellor Services Offered: (visiting specialist) • Mental health, substance, drug and alcohol abuse treatment Some services are visiting specialists that centre may not be offered every day. Please contact the facility for complete 84

information or service availability. ceremony only if Services are accessed through the requested by client centralized intake system by calling the o Medicine wheel toll-free number (866)268-9139. There is teaching/mental/physical/ no cost associated with a spiritual/emotional Saskatchewan health card. Wait-list • Residential School resource varies. workers o Ensuring eligible former IRS DAY STAR FIRST NATION students and their families have access to emotional ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES health and wellness Day Star First Nation support services, and can P.O. Box 277 safely address emotional Punnichy, SK, S0A 3C0 health and wellness issues Phone: (306)835-2834 related to the disclosure of Fax: (306)835-2724 childhood abuse(s)

. Phone: (306)835- Services Offered via Touchwood 7362 Agency Tribal Council: . Phone: (306)835- • FNARF addictions worker 0350 • Gambling treatment referrals

• Counselling services All information is kept confidential. One- • First Nation NNADAP workers on-one counselling session Monday 8:30 • Individual and family counselling am–4:30 pm. Please feel free to call for • Case workers a scheduled appointment. • Men's outreach services

Alcohol addiction o ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & counselling EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS Suicide prevention o Touchwood Agency Tribal Council Court appearance o Box 280 support Punnichy, SK, S0A 3C0 Recognize the signs & o Main Office: (306)835-2937 symptoms of mental Sub Office (Daystar FN): (306)835-2972 health and substance Fax: (306)835-2395 abuse problems Justice Coordinator: (306)835-7723 Guide men towards o Community Justice Development appropriate professional Officer: (306)450-6697 help

Provide comfort to men o Services Offered: experiencing mental help • Mediation and diversion Provide comfort to men o • Youth programming providing mental health • Sentencing circles issues • Talking/justice circles Provide initial help for o • Crime prevention anxiety disorders in men • Early judicial sanction and re-integration HOLISTIC healing/smudge o programs and pray/sweat lodge • Workshops • S.81. initiatives 85

• Police management boards o Referrals to in-patient, self- • Justice Committee training/development help and other community • Alternative Measures Program resources • Cadet Corps Program o Education, support and counselling for people DEBDEN affected by someone else's addiction ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Smoking cessation (one- Big River School o on-one counselling via 125 7th Avenue phone or in person) Big River, SK, S0J 0E0 • Mental health/holistic health Phone: (306)469-0019 services

Services Offered: Hours are Monday through Friday, 9:00 • Addiction services am–5:00 pm; closed on weekends and • Screening, assessment, holidays. To access services, contact counselling, treatment planning, the regional intake line at (306)765-6550 support and follow-up or toll-free at (855)765-6550. There is no counselling cost associated with a Saskatchewan • Referrals to in-patient, self-help health card. Wait-list varies. and other community resources

• Education, support Cree Nations Treatment Haven and counselling for people P.O. Box 340 affected by someone else's Canwood, SK, S0J 0K0 addiction Phone: (306)468-2072 • Smoking cessation (one-on-one Fax: (306)468-2758 counselling via phone or in

person) Services Offered:

Big River Health Centre and Primary 35 Day In-patient Program Health Care Clinic • The goal for our 35 Day In-patient 220 1st Avenue North Program is to provide the best Big River, SK, S0J 0E0 possible alcohol and drug (306)469-2220 addiction treatment services to (306)469-2055 – call to access nurse First Nations and non-First Nations practitioner, psychiatrist, youth men and women from psychologist, speech language services, Saskatchewan and across community mental health nurse and Canada from the ages of 17 and pain control physician over, always keeping up to date Fax: (306)469-2193 with the best practices proven

effective in the addictions Services Offered: treatment field and the latest • Outpatient addiction services research study outcomes. Screening, assessment, o counselling, treatment The Matrix Model Program planning, support • Clients can enter the program at and follow-up counselling any time 86

• Clients may enter or leave the probation services, social group on an individual schedule services, employer, etc. • The structure of the program and • Individuals experiencing co- topics included in the various occurring disorders can components are effectively make use of this • Arranged to accommodate this program but may also require open structure additional mental health services • Clients who have been in • Individuals requiring post- treatment longer serve as role treatment aftercare services, or models to newcomers those who may have relapsed • The individual/conjoint and family Other Programs education components are • Individual/conjoint sessions designed to be used with the • Early Recovery Skills Group client and his/her spouse, • Relapse Prevention Group significant other or family • Family Education Group members • Social Support Group • Drug & alcohol testing Referrals • AA or other spiritual or step group Referrals may be made by the courts, • Opioid treatment program probation/parole services, social o Methadone services, family services, mental health o Suboxone services, addiction programs, • Sweats, church services employers, etc. Clients can also apply in • AA meetings person by completing the required • NA meetings admission forms. • CoDa meetings • Sharing circles Admissions the following documents must be Who Can Use this Treatment? submitted to the Cree Nations • Individuals 15 years of age and Treatment Haven (CNTH)Matrix over who have completed a Program: recent substance abuse http://www.creenationstreatmenthaven evaluation .ca/matrix-model-program.html. The • Individuals manifesting stable initial step is to set up a meeting with the psychiatric and medical case coordinator to assess whether or conditions not a person meets program criteria. If • Individuals willing to make a so, the case coordinator will refer them serious commitment to complete to see the physician. The physician will the 8-week matrix program evaluate the applicant and if • Individuals who do not require approved, prescribe the starting dose. long-term in-patient treatment After someone begins treatment we • Individuals in a physician expect them to enter into a form of supervised methadone, regular counselling. suboxone or subutex maintenance program • Individuals ordered to attend treatment by the justice system,

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ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:30 am– EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS 5:00 pm; closed 12:00–1:00 pm, Big River Community Justice Diversion weekends and holidays. Program Big River First Nation Services Offered: P.O. Box 519 • Outpatient addiction services Debden, SK, S0J 0S0 • Community health Phone: (306)724-4700 developer/rep Aboriginal Courtworker: (306)724-4499 • Mental health/holistic health Fax: (306)724-2161 services (services may include family support, suicide Services Offered: prevention, youth suicide • Aboriginal Courtworker Program services, addictions, NNADAP & Cree Court workers, mental health o The Aboriginal therapists) Courtworker Program is mandated to assist To access services contact (306)425- Aboriginal youth and 2422. There is no cost associated with a adults charged with an Saskatchewan health card. The wait-list offense and youth varies. alleged to have committed an offense ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & before the criminal EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS courts receive fair, just, Deschambault Lake Cree Nation equitable and Deschambeault Lake, SK, S0J 0C0 culturally sensitive Phone: (306)632-2820 treatment. Services Offered: DELISLE • Aboriginal Courtworker Program • Rural Alternative Measures ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Program Alcoholics Anonymous • Victim/offender mediation See Appendix A.3 • Family group conferencing

• School mediation Narcotics Anonymous Groups • Community justice forums See Appendix A.4 • Accountability hearings

• Sentencing circles ALTERNATIVE MEASURES &

EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS Aboriginal Courtworkers Contact List DILLON See Appendix A.5 ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Buffalo River Health Centre DESCHAMBEAULT LAKE P.O. Box 130 Dillon, SK, S0M 0S0 ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Phone: (306)282-2132 Deschambeault Lake Health Centre Second phone: (306)282-4442 Deschambeault Lake, SK, S0J 0C0 Fax: (306)282-2117 Phone: (306)632-2106 Fax: (306)632-4555 88

Hours: Monday through Friday, 9:00 am– • Facilitate Justice Awareness 4:30 pm Initiatives After hours nurse: (306)282-4442 DINSMORE Services Offered: ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES • Addiction services Dinsmore Health Care Centre • Community support worker 207 1st Street East • Wellness coordinator P.O. Box 219

Dinsmore, SK, S0L 0T0

Phone: (306)846-2222 ALTERNATIVE MEASURES &

EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS Services Offered: Buffalo River Dene Nation • Addictions (visiting) P.O. Box 40 • Child and youth counsellor Dillon, SK, S0M 0S0 (visiting) Phone: (306)282-2033 • Psych rehab (visiting) Fax: (306)282-2101

Some services are visiting specialists that Services Offered: may not be offered every day. Please Community Justice Program provided contact the facility for complete by Meadow Lake Tribal Council (aka information or service availability. MLTC) Services are accessed through the P.O. Box 8001 centralized intake system by calling the Meadow Lake, SK, S9X 1T8 toll-free number (866)268-9139. There is Phone: (306)236-5654 no cost associated with a Email: [email protected] Saskatchewan health card. Wait-list

varies. Service Offered:

Supports community-based justice initiatives for First Nation communities DOMREMY within Meadow Lake Tribal Council: ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES • Alternative Mental Health and Addiction Services – Measures/extrajudicial sanctions Rural program Wakaw Hospital • Victim advocate training 301 1st Street North • Victim offender mediations Box 769 • Serious Offence Program Wakaw, SK, S0K 4P0 • Community justice forums Phone: (306)233-4020 • Diversion programs Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:30 am– • Family conferencing 4:30 pm • Sentencing circles • Community referrals Services Offered: • Re-integration plans • Addiction counsellors • Healing circles • Adult, children, and youth mental • Proactive justice initiatives health/substance • Youth and culture camps abuse/gambling • Community Justice Support • Case management • Community mental health nurses 89

• Marriage and family therapist They ask that they be briefed about why • Psychiatrists the individual needs services to set • Psychologists goals. There is no fee associated. The • Social workers individual can specify which community they would like to access services in. There is a wait-list for counselling but it varies month to month by community. DUCK LAKE They do not offer group programming or ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES specialized services anywhere other Mental Health and Addiction Services than in larger centres. The services are Rural – Rosthern voluntary and they will accept a range Rosthern Community Services of referrals, including court referrals. 2014 6th Street They ask that they be briefed about why Box 216 the individual needs services to set Rosthern, SK, S0K 3R0 goals. There is no fee associated. The Intake: (306)232-6001 individual can specify which community

they would like to access services in. Services Offered:

• Addiction counsellors DRAKE • Community mental health nurses ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES • Marriage and family therapist Mental Health and Addiction Services- • Psychiatrists Rural • Psychologists Lanigan Integrated Hospital • Social workers 36 Downing Drive • Case management Box 1060 • Mental health promotion and Lanigan, SK, S0K 2M0 education services Intake: (306)365-3400 • Family counselling • Individual, family and group Services Offered: counselling/therapy • Addiction counsellors • Community development • Adult, children, and youth mental • Community collaboration health/substance • Referrals to other abuse/gambling services/agencies • Case Management • Community mental health nurses There is a wait-list for counselling, but it • Marriage and family therapist varies month to month by community. • Psychiatrists They do not offer group programming or • Psychologists specialized services anywhere other • Social workers than in larger centres. The services are voluntary, and they will accept a range There is a wait-list for counselling but it of referrals, including court referrals. varies month to month by community. They ask that they be briefed about why They do not offer group programming or the individual needs services to set specialized services anywhere other goals. There is no fee associated. than in larger centres. The services are voluntary and they will accept a range of referrals, including court referrals. 90

DUNDURN P.O. Box 490 Eastend, SK, S0N 0T0 ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Phone: (306)295-3534 Alcoholics Anonymous Phone: (306)778-5280 See Appendix A.3 Fax: (306)778-5048

Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:00 am– Narcotics Anonymous Groups 4:30 pm See Appendix A.4

• Outpatient mental health ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & services EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS Individual, couple, family, Aboriginal Courtworkers Contact List o and group counselling See Appendix A.5 Psychiatric assessments o and treatment DUVAL o Rural clinics ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES o Public education Mental Health and Addiction Services – o Consultation Rural o Critical incident stress Nokomis Health Centre management 103 2nd Avenue East • Outpatient Addictions Services: Nokomis, SK, S0G 3R0 support and counselling to adults (18 years and older) and youth Services Offered: (17 years and younger) for • Addiction counsellors addictions to alcohol, drugs, and • Community mental health nurses gambling • Therapist o Screening and assessment • Psychiatrists for users, abusers and • Psychologists addicts and affected • Social workers family and friends o Couples and parents There is a wait-list for counselling, but it programming varies month to month by community. o Information sessions They do not offer group programming or o Recovery planning specialized services anywhere other o Counselling individuals than in larger centres. The services are and their families voluntary, and they will accept a range o Relapse education of referrals, including court referrals. o Community education They ask that they be briefed about why and development the individual needs services to set o Consultation goals. There is no fee associated. o Safe Driving Program

EASTEND Some services are visiting specialists that ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES may not be offered every day. Please Wolf Willow Health Centre contact the facility for complete 555 Red Coat Drive information on service availability. To access services, contact the intake line at (877)329-0005. There is no cost 91

associated with a Saskatchewan health 433 5th Street North card. Wait-list varies. Wadena, SK, S0A 4J0 Phone: (306)338-3308 EDAM Mental Health: Phone: (306)365-3400 Addictions: Phone: (306)682-5333 ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Early Childhood Mental Health Referral Lady Minto Health Care Centre Services: (306)338-9950 1513 1st Avenue South

P.O. Box 330 Services Offered: Edam, SK, S0M 0V0 • Programs for women Phone: (306)397-5560 • Programs for men Fax: (306)397-2225 • LGBTQ programs

• Adolescence programs Services Offered: • Outpatient and individualized • Addictions services (visiting treatment options specialists) • Family therapy • Family counselling (visiting • Alcoholism specialists) • Mental health and substance

abuse Some services are visiting specialists that • Group therapy may not be offered every day. Please • Individual therapy contact the facility for complete

information on service availability. There is a wait-list for counselling but it Addiction services are based on need varies month to month by community. and the wait-list varies between 1–3 They do not offer group programming or weeks depending on the community. specialized services anywhere other They accept any kind of referrals, than in larger centres. The services are including court referrals. voluntary and they will accept a range

of referrals, including court referrals. ELBOW They ask that they be briefed about why ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES the individual needs services to set Alcoholics Anonymous goals. There is no fee associated. The See Appendix A.3 individual can specify which community they would like to access services in. Narcotics Anonymous Groups See Appendix A.4 ELROSE

ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & Elrose Health Centre EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS 505 Main Street Aboriginal Courtworkers Contact List P.O. Box 100 See Appendix A.5 Elrose, SK, S0L 1Z0

Phone: (306)378-2882 ELFROS ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Services Offered: Mental Health and Addiction Services – • Outpatient addiction services Rural (visiting) Wadena Integrated Hospital • Psychiatric rehab (visiting) 92

Some services are visiting specialists that income assistance, food, financial may not be offered every day. Please assistance. contact the facility for complete information or service availability. ELSTOW Services are accessed through the ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES centralized intake system by calling the Watrous Hospital – Rural Services toll-free number (866)268-9139. There is 704 4th Street East no cost associated with a Watrous, SK, S0K 4T0 Saskatchewan health card. Wait-list Phone: (306)946-1200 varies. Intake Number: (306)365-3400

Open: 24 hours, 7 days a week COUNSELLING & PROGRAMMING

West Central Crisis and Family Support Services Offered: Centre- Travelling Clinic • Addiction services 116 1st Avenue West • Community health Box 2235 developer/rep Kindersley, SK, S0L 1S0 • Mental health/holistic health Phone: (306)463-6655 services (services may include After Hours Phone: (306)463-1860 family support, suicide Fax: (306)463-6410 prevention, youth suicide 24-Hour Support Line: (306)933-6200 services, addictions, NNADAP Office Hours: Monday through Friday, workers, mental health therapists) 9:00 am–5:00 pm (closed for lunch) • Therapies/counselling

Services Offered: There is a wait-list for counselling but it • Counselling and support services varies month to month by community. Individual counselling o They do not offer group programming or Marital counselling o specialized services anywhere other Crisis counselling o than in larger centres. The services are Short-term counselling o voluntary and they will accept a range Family counselling o of referrals, including court referrals. Youth counselling o They ask that they be briefed about why Suicide prevention o the individual needs services to set Anger management o goals. There is no fee associated. The Budget counselling o individual can specify which community • Victim services they would like to access services in. Domestic violence o response ENGLEFELD o Traumatic events response ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Humboldt District Health Complex – o Sexual assault victim support Rural th o Safety planning 515 14 Avenue Box 10 o Critical stress management Humboldt, SK, S0K 2A0 Phone: (306)682-2603 Provides free counselling, information Mental Health & Addiction Services: and referrals related to loss, pension, (306)682-5333 93

Services Offered Eston, SK, S0L 1A0 • Case management Phone: (306) 962-3616 • Mental health promotion and Phone: (306) 962-3215 education services • Family counselling Services Offered: • Individual, family and group • Outpatient addiction services by counselling/therapy visiting specialists • Community development • Community collaboration Services are accessed through the • Referrals to other centralized intake system by calling the services/agencies toll-free number (866)268-9139. There is no cost associated with a Service Providers Saskatchewan health card. Wait-list o Addiction counsellors varies. o Community mental health nurses o Marriage and family therapist COUNSELLING & PROGRAMMING o Psychiatrists West Central Crisis and Family Support o Psychologists Centre – Travelling Clinic st o Social workers 116 1 Avenue West Box 2235 To access services, contact intake at Kindersley, SK, S0L 1S0 (306)682-5333. There is no cost Phone: (306)463-6655 associated with a Saskatchewan health After Hours Phone: (306)463-1860 card. The wait-list varies. Fax: (306)463-6410 24hr Support Line: (306)933-6200 ESTERHAZY Office Hours: Monday through Friday, 9:00 am–5:00 pm (closed for lunch) ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES

Esterhazy Medical Clinic Services Offered: 300 Gonczy Avenue • Counselling and support services Esterhazy, SK, S0A 0X0 Individual counselling Intake: (306)786-0558 o Marital counselling Phone: (306)745-6681 o Crisis counselling o Short-term counselling Services Offered: o Family counselling • Part-time mental health clinic o Youth counselling o Suicide prevention To access services, the individual calls o Anger management the intake line at (306)786-0558. There is o Budget counselling no cost associated with a o • Victim Services Saskatchewan health card. The wait-list Domestic violence varies. o response

o Traumatic events ESTON response ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES o Sexual assault victim Eston Health Centre support 800 Main Street o Safety planning P.O. Box 667 94

o Critical stress individual can specify which community management they would like to access services in.

Provides free counselling, information FLORAL and referrals related to loss, pension, ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES income assistance, food, financial Alcoholics Anonymous assistance. See Appendix A.3

FISHING LAKE Narcotics Anonymous Groups ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES See Appendix A.4 Mental Health and Addiction Services Rural ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & Wadena Integrated Hospital EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS 433 5th Street North Aboriginal Courtworkers Contact List P.O. Box 10 See Appendix A.5 Wadena, SK, S0A 4J0 Phone: (306)338-3308 FLYING DUST FIRST NATION Mental Health: Phone: (306)365-3400 ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Addictions: Phone: (306)682-5333 Flying Dust First Nation Health Centre Early Childhood Mental Health Referral 8001 Flying Dust Reservation Services: (306)338-9950 Meadow Lake, SK, S9X 1T8

Phone: (306)236-8670 Services Offered: Fax: (306)236-2835 • Programs for women Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:30 am– • Programs for men 4:30 pm • LGBTQ programs

• Adolescence programs Services Offered: • Outpatient and individualized • Rhonda Harkins is the Mental treatment options Health worker that provides • Family therapy family support and counselling • Alcoholism • Community health representative • Mental health and substance • Health promotion helps people of abuse all ages with physical, emotional, • Group therapy social and spiritual improvement • Individual therapy • Cultural activities

• Safety, support, workshops There is a wait-list for counselling but it • Prevention and health promotion varies month to month by community. for all ages They do not offer group programming or specialized services anywhere other There is no wait-list. There is no cost with than in larger centres. The services are a Saskatchewan health card. voluntary and they will accept a range of referrals, including court referrals. ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & They ask that they be briefed about why EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS the individual needs services to set The Meadow Lake Tribal Council goals. There is no fee associated. The 8003 Flying Dust First Nation Meadow Lake, SK, S9X 1T8 95

Phone: (306)236-1345 The individual calls to set up an Amber Ericson – SGI Traffic Liasion appointment. There is no cost. There is Jewel Wolverine – EJC/Alternative no wait-list. Measure Coordinator Keely Stanley – Reintegration Support FOAM LAKE Loretta King – Mediation Coordinator ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES

Foam Lake Health Centre Service Offered: 715 Saskatchewan Avenue East Supports community-based justice P.O. Box 190 initiatives for First Nation communities Foam Lake, SK, S0A 1A0 within Meadow Lake Tribal Council: Phone: (306)272-3325 • Alternative Measures/Extrajudicial Intake: (306)786-0558 Sanctions Program

• Victim advocate training Services Offered: • Victim offender mediations • Part-time mental health clinic • Serious Offence Program

• Community justice forums To access services, the individual calls • Diversion programs the intake line at (306)786-0558. There is • Family conferencing no cost associated with a • Sentencing circles Saskatchewan health card. The wait-list • Community referrals varies. • Re-integration plans

• Healing circles • Proactive justice initiatives FOND DU LAC • Youth and culture camps ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES • Community Justice Support Fond du Lac Denesuline Health • Facilitate Justice Awareness Centre/Nursing Station Initiatives P.O. Box 213 Fond du Lac, SK, S0J 0W0 COUNSELLING & PROGRAMMING Phone: (306)686-2003 The Meadow Lake Tribal Council Fax: (306)686-2145 8003 Flying Dust First Nation Second Fax: (306)686-2144 Meadow Lake, SK, S9X 1T8 Hours: Monday through Friday, 9:00 am– Phone: (306)236-1345 5:30 pm; closed 12:00–1:00 pm, weekends and holidays. Services Offered: • Resolution health support Services Offered: • Addictions programs • Outpatient addiction services • Community wellness support • Outpatient mental health/holistic • Positive wellness health services (services may • Case management coordinator include family support, suicide • Mistahey Musqua Treatment prevention, youth suicide Centre services, addictions, NNADAP • eHealth Telehealth Services workers, mental health therapists) • Waskoosis Safe Shelter • Domestic violence outreach The individual must call the main line to access services. There is no cost 96

associated with a Saskatchewan health o Problem gambling and card. The wait-list varies. addictions o Men’s health youth at risk ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & o Indian Residential School EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS support services Fond Du Lac Denesuline Nation • Cultural program P.O. Box 211 o provide cultural support Fond Du Lac, SK, S0J 0W0 access to ceremonies and Phone: (306)686-2102 elders cross cultural Fax: (306)686-2040 education promote respect and Services Offered: understanding between Prince Albert Grand Council Community cultures Justice Program • Aboriginal Courtworker Program To access services, contact the intake • Alternative Measures line at (306)766-6600. There is no cost o The program receives pre- associated with a Saskatchewan health and post-charge referrals card. The wait-list varies. from RCMP, schools and in some instances from the Leading Thunderbird Lodge presiding judge Box 400 o Provides conflict resolution Fort Qu’Appelle, SK, S0G 1S0 opportunities Phone: (306)332-5659 • Rural Alternative Measures Fax: (306)332-1850 Program o Victim/offender mediation Services Offered: o Family group conferencing • Outreach and outpatient o School mediation programming o Community justice forums o Addictions (alcohol, drugs o Accountability hearings and/or solvents) o Mental health FORT QU’APPELLE o Suicide prevention • Residential treatment program ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Pre- and post-assessment All Nations' Healing Hospital o Individual and group 450 8th Street o counselling P.O. Box 300 Classroom education Fort Qu'Appelle, SK, S0G 1S0 o Cultural and spiritual Phone: (306)332-5611 o teachings Fax: (306)332-5033 Life skills o Therapeutic recreation Services Offered: o • Youth Solvent Addictions • Addiction services Committee • Integrated mental health therapy Ages 12–17 services o 15 residential beds Individual, couples, family, o o . alcoholism group therapy, holistic . marijuana healing 97

. solvents and other • Education and awareness drugs workshops • Treatment and detox referrals Leading Thunderbird Lodge is a male- • Gambling mobile treatment – only, 15-bed residential youth treatment four times annually facility. The Lodge offers a 12-week • Journey process work treatment program for First Nations and (physical and emotional) Inuit male youth between the ages of 12 • Domestic violence and 18 years, who are experiencing intervention training/therapy challenges with alcohol, drug and In-house services solvent misuse. • 5-seat gambling day treatment program, twice Rural Addiction Services annually P.O. Box 1819 • Cultural Holistic Program Fort Qu'Appelle, SK, S0G 1S0 • In-house Elders Phone: (866)367-8743 • Group/individualized Fax: (306)332-3322 counselling • Family and relationship Services Offered: building • Outpatient addiction services • Leisure and recreation • Outpatient mental health activities services • Gambling counsellor training – accredited 30–60 hours To access services, contact intake at • AA and GA (Gamblers (866)367-8743. There is no cost Anonymous self-help groups) associated with a Saskatchewan health • Domestic violence education card. The wait-list varies. and therapeutic programs Evening Cultural Program White Raven Healing Centre • Healing circle 450 8th Street East Fort Qu'Appelle, SK, S0G 1S0 ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & Phone: (306)332-2608 EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS Fax: (306)332-2655 Qu’Appelle Valley Friendship Centre Toll-free: (866)748-8922 185 Victoria Avenue Website: P.O. Box 240 www.whiteravenhealingcentre.com Fort Qu’Appelle, SK, S0G 1S0 Phone: (306)332-5616 Services Offered: Fax: (306)332-5091

Addiction support – Services Offered: outpatient/outreach • Youth Crime (Gang) Prevention • Individual counselling and Program treatment plans o QVFC's Fort Indigenous • Assessments – gambling, Crime Prevention Project is alcohol and drugs designed to assist at-risk • Individual/group/telephone children and youth counselling between the ages of 9 and 17 in an urban setting 98

through the delivery of • Community justice: the Officers workshops, activities and meet with the justice committees, case management in arrange justice gatherings, conjunction with other key provide circle facilitation, community stakeholders. mediation, trainings • Fine Option/Community Service Order Program Services Provided o Work in the community as • Extrajudicial sanctions (youth and an option for low-income adult) earners. • Community justice forums • Reaching Home (Homelessness) • Consensus circle facilitation Program • Court referrals mediation post- o The QVFC Indigenous /pre-charge Homelessness Program is • Community referrals – mediation, designed to provide healing circles, FASD, suicide assessment, support and interventions referral services to • Youth reintegration to community individuals and families • Youth gang prevention and who are homeless or at intervention imminent risk of becoming • Commissioner of Oath services homeless. • Probation services • Courtworker services White Raven Healing Centre 450 8th Street East Community-Based Justice Initiatives Fort Qu'Appelle, SK, S0G 1S0 • Justice Committee training Phone: (306)332-2608 • Bylaw development/referrals Fax: (306)332-2655 • Domestic violence initiative Toll-free: (866)748-8922 • Justice policy development • Section 81-84 pre-release plans Services Offered: File Hills Qu’Appelle • Indigenous law development Tribal Council Community Justice • Facilitation of community safety Initiative plans • Sentencing circle protocol Restorative Justice Unit services include: development • Probation: As officers of the court • Anti-gang presentations they supervise the court orders in • Cyber bullying presentations our communities • Youth reintegration: As a Training Workshops community liaison between • Proposal development youth released from court and • Team building workshops their community resources • Youth peacemakers training – • Courtworker: As liaisons between youth mediation the court and the community • Traditional mediation – level 1, 2 they offer insight into the workings and 3(Resolving Conflict of the courts, court terminology Constructively, Mediation Skills, and give direction to clients to Leading By Example) obtain legal aid 99

• First Nation mediation based on • Anger management tipi teachings, ceremonies, • Suicide intervention healing • Self-governance justice Training workshops facilitation training • Gang awareness • Justice Committee training • Domestic violence • Stress management • Parenting (Traditional, Nobody’s Perfect and Positive Parenting, COUNSELLING & PROGRAMMING etc.) White Raven Healing Centre • Social responsibility training, 450 8th Street East youth life skills Fort Qu’Appelle, SK, S0G 1S0 Phone: (306)332-2608 Evening cultural program beginning at Fax: (306)332-2655 7:00 pm Toll-free: (866)748-8922 • Ceremonies and traditional support for First Nation in-patients Services Offered: and their families as well as First • Programs available are for men, Nation community residents women, children, youth and • Individual counselling by on-site Elders Elders Indian Residential School Resolution • Traditional teachings by on-site Health Support Workers Program Elders • Provide emotional support for • On-site Elders work as part of a claimants who go through the team with the mental health IAP hearings therapists and addictions workers • Cultural support services by Elders in treatment plans regarding IRS issues • Sweat lodge ceremony building • Facilitate information workshops on-site regarding IAP, Truth and • Ceremony room Reconciliation and • Medicine preparation and Commemoration events storage room on-site • Referrals to White Raven Healing • Traditional Medicine available on Centre’s therapists/counsellors request and programming • Weekly co-ed sweat lodge ceremonies by on-site and/or Counselling – holistic local ceremonialists counselling/therapy • Weekly women’s sweat lodge • Trauma treatment & resolution for ceremonies by women Elders Residential School survivors • weekly pipe ceremonies and • Individual counselling and cleansing ceremonies by on-site treatment plans Elders • Group counselling • Monthly night ceremonies by • Family counselling local ceremonialists • Couples counselling • Ceremonies coordinated by on- • Grief counselling and recovery site Elders and Elder’s helpers • Sexual abuse counselling • Inner child recovery • Journey work processes 100

Youth justice programs • Kekininishiwini (Lessons of Life) o First Nations Youth • Outreach – anti-gang – helping Restorative and Healing Youth stay out of gangs Project • Re-integration – youth in custody back into communities GEORGE GORDON FIRST NATION • Mentorship Program – youth in ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES custody – stay in school programs George Gordon First Nation • Youth Peacemaker Program – P.O. Box 248 restorative justice in school Punnichy, SK, S0A 3C0

Phone: (306)835-2232 GALLIVAN Fax: (306)835-2036 ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS Services Offered via Touchwood Sweetgrass First Nation Agency Tribal Council P.O. Box 147 Gallivan, SK, S0M 0X0 Phone: (306)937-2990 Touchwood Agency Tribal Council Fax: (306)937-7010 Box 280 Punnichy, SK, S0A 3C0 Main Office Phone: (306)835-2937 Services Offered: Sub Office (Daystar FN) Battlefords/Lloydminster Adult Phone: (306)835-2972 Alternative Measures Program Fax: (306)835-2395 • Alternative Measures Program • Aboriginal Courtworker Program Services Offered: • Cultural Camps/Community • FNARF addictions worker Integration Program • Gambling treatment referrals • First Nations Youth Restorative • Counselling services and Healing Project • First Nation NNADAP workers • Individual and family counselling Young Chippewayan First Nation • Case workers P.O. Box 66 • Men's outreach services Gallivan, SK, S0M 0X0 o Alcohol addiction Phone: (306)937-7475 counselling Fax: (306)937-3960 o Suicide prevention o Court appearance Services Offered: support • Community Justice Program o Recognize the signs & Provided by Battlefords Agency symptoms of mental Chiefs Tribal Chiefs (BATC) health and substance o Alternative Measures abuse problems Program o Guide men towards o Aboriginal Courtworker appropriate professional Program help o Cultural o Provide comfort to men Camps/Community experiencing mental Integration Program health issues 101

o Provide initial help for GOODEVE anxiety disorders in men ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & HOLISTIC healing/smudge o EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS and pray/sweat lodge Little Black Bear First Nation ceremony only if P.O. Box 238 requested by client Goodeve, SK, S0A 1C0 Medicine wheel o Phone: (306)334-2269 teaching/mental/physical/ Fax: (306)334-2721 spiritual/emotional

• Residential School resource Services Offered: File Hills Qu’Appelle workers Tribal Council Community Justice Ensuring eligible former IRS o Initiative students and their families

have access to emotional Restorative Justice Unit services Include: health and wellness • Probation: As officers of the court support services, and can they supervise the court orders in safely address emotional our communities health and wellness issues • Youth reintegration: As a related to the disclosure of community liaison between childhood abuse(s) youth released from court and . Phone: (306)835- their community resources 7362 • Courtworker: As liaisons between . Phone: (306)835- the court and the community 0350 they offer insight into the workings

of the courts, court terminology All information is kept confidential. One- and give direction to clients to on-one counselling session Monday 8:30 obtain legal aid am–4:30 pm. Please feel free to call for • Community justice: the Officers a scheduled appointment. meet with the justice committees,

arrange justice gatherings, GLASLYN provide circle facilitation, ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES mediation, trainings Alcoholics Anonymous See Appendix A.3 Services provided • Extrajudicial sanctions (youth and Narcotics Anonymous Groups adult) See Appendix A.4 • Community justice forums • Consensus circle facilitation ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & • Court referrals mediation post- EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS /pre-charge Aboriginal Courtworkers Contact List • Community referrals – mediation, See Appendix A.5 healing circles, FASD, suicide interventions • Youth reintegration to community • Youth gang prevention and intervention • Commissioner of Oath services 102

• Probation services To access services contact (306)238- • Courtworker services 2100. There is no cost with a Saskatchewan health card. The wait-list Community-Based Justice Initiatives varies. • Justice Committee training • Bylaw development/referrals GOVAN • Domestic violence initiative ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES • Justice policy development Strasbourg and District Health Centre – • Section 81-84 pre-release plans Rural • Indigenous law development 303 Edward Street • Facilitation of community safety P.O. Box 217 plans Strasbourg, SK, S0G 4V0 • Sentencing circle protocol Phone: (306)725-3220, development Fax: (306)725-4060 • Anti-gang presentations Monday through Friday, 9:00 am–5:00 • Cyber bullying presentations pm; closed 12:00–1:30 pm

Training Workshops Services Offered: • Proposal development • Mental health/holistic health • Team building workshops services (services may include • Youth peacemakers training – family support, suicide youth mediation prevention, youth suicide • Traditional mediation – level 1, 2 services, addictions, NNADAP and 3(Resolving Conflict workers, mental health therapists) Constructively, Mediation Skills, • Therapies Leading By Example) • First Nation mediation based on There is a wait-list for counselling but it tipi teachings, ceremonies, varies month to month by community. healing They do not offer group programming or • Self-governance justice specialized services anywhere other facilitation training than in larger centres. The services are • Justice Committee training voluntary and they will accept a range • Stress management of referrals, including court referrals. They ask that they be briefed about why GOODSOIL the individual needs services to set ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES goals. There is no fee associated. The L. Gervais Memorial Health Centre individual can specify which community 100 1st Avenue North they would like to access services in. Goodsoil, SK, S0M 1A0 Phone: (306)238-2100 GRAVELBOURG Fax: (306)238-4449 ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Alcoholics Anonymous Services Offered: See Appendix A.3 • Addiction services by visiting specialists Narcotics Anonymous Groups • Family counselling by visiting See Appendix A.4 specialists 103

ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & Saskatchewan health card. The wait-list EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS varies. Aboriginal Courtworkers Contact List See Appendix A.5 GUERNSEY

ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES GREEN LAKE Humboldt District Health Complex- Rural ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES 515 14th Avenue Green Lake Health Centre Box 10 P.O. Box 29 Humboldt, SK, S0K 2A0 Green Lake, SK, S0M 1B0 Phone: (306)682-2603 Phone: (306)832-6257 Mental Health & Addiction Services: Phone: (877) 800-0002 (306)682-5333 Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:00 am– 5:00 pm Services Offered • Case management Services Offered: • Mental health promotion and • Addiction services education services • Community health • Family counselling developer/rep • Individual, family and group counselling/therapy To access services individuals may also • Community development contact the intake line at (306)288-4800 • Community collaboration or toll-free at (866)848-8022. There is no • Referrals to other cost with a Saskatchewan health card. services/agencies Wait-list varies. They accept a variety of • Addiction counsellors referrals, including self-referral and court • Community mental health nurses referrals. • Marriage and family therapist • Psychiatrists GRENFELL • Psychologists • Social workers ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES

Grenfell Health Centre To access services, contact intake at 721 Stella Street (306)682-5333. There is no cost Grenfell, SK, S0G 2B0 associated with a Saskatchewan health Phone: (306)697-4035 card. The wait-list varies. Addictions Toll-free: (866)367-8743

Addictions Fax: (306)332-3322 Watrous Hospital – Rural Services Fax: (306)697-4023 704 4th Street East

Watrous, SK, S0K 4T0 Services Offered: Phone: (306)946-1200 • Outpatient Addictions Services Intake Number: (306)365-3400 • Outpatient mental health Open 24 hours, 7 days a week services

• Community therapy Services Offered:

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• Mental health/holistic health alcohol, drugs and services (services may include gambling family support, suicide o Screening and assessment prevention, youth suicide for users, abusers and services, addictions, NNADAP addicts and affected workers, mental health therapists) family and friends • Therapies/counselling o Couples and parents programming There is a wait-list for counselling but it o Information sessions varies month to month by community. o Recovery planning They do not offer group programming or o Counselling individuals specialized services anywhere other and their families than in larger centres. The services are o Relapse education voluntary and they will accept a range o Community education of referrals, including court referrals. and development They ask that they be briefed about why o Consultation the individual needs services to set o Safe Driving Program goals. There is no fee associated. The o Rural clinic individual can specify which community • Outpatient mental health they would like to access services in. services o Individual, couple, family GULL LAKE and group counselling Psychiatric assessments ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES o and treatment Gull Lake Special Care Centre Rural clinics 751 Grey Street o Public education P.O. Box 539 o Consultation Gull Lake, SK, S0N 1A0 o Critical incident stress Phone: (306)672-4700 (Health Centre) o management Phone: (306)672-4701 (Care Centre)

Phone: (306)778-5280 To access services, contact the intake Fax: (306)778-5048 line at (877)329-0005. There is no cost Hours: Monday through Friday, 10:00 associated with a Saskatchewan health am–6:00 pm card. Wait-list varies. Some services are For the most up-to-date schedule of provided by visiting specialists and may hours for this facility please, view the not be offered every day. Please calendar for hours of service: contact the facility for complete https://cypresshealth.ca/health- information on service availability. facilities/gull-lake/.

Services Offered: HAFFORD • Child & youth counsellor ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES • Outpatient Addictions Services Hafford Special Care Centre o Offers support and 213 South Avenue East counselling to adults (18 P.O. Box 130 years and older) and Hafford, SK, S0J 1A0 youth (17 years and Phone: (306)549-2108 younger) for addictions to Fax: (306)549-2104 105

Hours: Monday, Thursday and Friday, There is a wait-list for counselling, but it 8:30 am–5:00 pm; Tuesday, 8:30 am–9:00 varies month to month by community. pm; Wednesday, 8:30 am–12:30 pm They do not offer group programming or specialized services anywhere other Services Offered: than in larger centres. The services are • Addiction services voluntary, and they will accept a range • Mental health/holistic health of referrals, including court referrals. services (services may include They ask that they be briefed about why family support, suicide the individual needs services to set prevention, youth suicide goals. There is no fee associated. services, addictions, NNADAP workers, mental health therapists) HANLEY

ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES To access services individuals may also Alcoholics Anonymous contact the regional intake line at See Appendix A.3 (306)765-6550 or toll-free at (855)765-

6550. There is no cost associated with a Narcotics Anonymous Groups Saskatchewan health card. Wait-list See Appendix A.4 varies.

ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & HAGUE EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Aboriginal Courtworkers Contact List Mental Health and Addiction Services See Appendix A.5 Rural – Rosthern Rosthern Community Services HATCHET LAKE 2014 6th Street ADDICTION & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Box 216 Hatchet Lake Health Centre General Rosthern, SK, S0K 3R0 Delivery Intake: (306)232-6001 Wollaston Lake, SK, S0J 3C0

Phone: (306)633-2167 Services Offered: Fax: (306)633-2080 • Addiction counsellors Hours: Monday through Friday, 9:00 am– • Community mental health nurses 5:00 pm; closed holidays • Marriage and family therapist For after-hours emergencies, call • Psychiatrists (306)633-2191 • Psychologists

• Social workers Services Offered: • Case management • Addiction services • Mental health promotion and • Discharge coordinators education services • Health director • Family counselling • Mental health/holistic health • Individual, family and group services (services may include counselling/therapy family support, suicide • Community development prevention, youth suicide • Community collaboration services, addictions, NNADAP • Referrals to other workers, mental health therapists) services/agencies

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ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & • Community collaboration EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS • Referrals to other Hatchet Lake Denesuline Nation services/agencies Hatchet Lake, SK, S0J 3C0 Phone: (306)633-2003 There is a wait-list for counselling, but it Fax: (306)633-2040 varies month to month by community. Email: [email protected] They do not offer group programming or specialized services anywhere other Services Offered: than in larger centres. The services are • Prince Albert Grand Council voluntary, and they will accept a range Community Justice Program of referrals, including court referrals. o Rural Alternative Measures They ask that they be briefed about why o Urban Alternative Measures the individual needs services to set o Saskatchewan Aboriginal goals. There is no fee associated. Courtworker Program o Crime prevention HERBERT

The individual is referred from the courts ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES or the community. There is no cost. They Herbert and District Integrated Health can access services immediately. They Facility ask for a 3-month adjournment to 405 Herbert Avenue complete the file. P.O. Box 520

Herbert, SK, S0H 2A0 HEPBURN Phone: (306)784-2466 ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Phone: (306)778-5280 Mental Health and Addiction Services Fax: (306)778-5048 Rural – Rosthern Hours: 24 hours a day, 7 days a week Rosthern Community Services 2014 6th Street Services Offered: Box 216 • Child & youth counsellor Rosthern, SK, S0K 3R0 • Outpatient Addictions Services Intake: (306)232-6001 o Offers support and counselling to adults (18 Services Offered: years and older) and • Addiction counsellors youth (17 years and • Community mental health nurses younger) for addictions to • Marriage and family therapist alcohol, drugs and • Psychiatrists gambling • Psychologists o Screening and assessment • Social workers for users, abusers and • Case management addicts and affected • Mental health promotion and family and friends education services o Couples and parents • Family counselling programming • Individual, family and group o Information sessions counselling/therapy o Recovery planning • Community development 107

o Counselling individual’s years and older) and families youth (17 years and o Relapse education younger) for addictions to o Community education alcohol, drugs and and development gambling o Consultation o Screening and assessment o Safe Driving Program for users, abusers and o Rural clinics addicts and affected • Outpatient mental health family and friends services o Couples and parents o Individual, couple, family programming and group counselling o Information sessions o Psychiatric assessments o Recovery planning and treatment o Counselling individuals o Rural clinics and their families o Public education o Relapse education o Consultation o Community education o Critical incident stress and development management o Consultation o Safe Driving Program To access services individuals may also o Rural clinics contact the intake line at (877)329-0005. • Outpatient mental health There is no cost associated with a services Saskatchewan health card. Wait-list o Individual, couple, family varies. and group counselling o Psychiatric assessments HODGEVILLE and treatment Rural clinics ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES o Public education Hodgeville Health Centre o Consultation 105 Main Street o Critical incident stress P.O. Box 232 o management Hodgeville, SK, S0H 2B0 • Visiting professionals Phone: (306)677-2292 • Child & youth counsellor Phone: (306)778-5280

Fax: (306)778-5048 To access services individuals may also Hours: Mondays and Thursdays, 8:00 contact centralized intake at (306)778- am–4:00 pm 5280. There is no cost associated with a Check website for up to date services Saskatchewan health card. The wait-list schedule: varies. Some services are provided by https://cypresshealth.ca/health- visiting specialists and may not facilities/hodgeville/. be offered every day. Please contact

the facility for complete information on Services Offered: service availability. • Outpatient Addictions Services

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HUDSON BAY associated with a Saskatchewan health card. Wait-list varies. ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES

Hudson Bay Health Care Facility 614 Prince Street HUMBOLDT P.O. Box 940 ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Hudson Bay, SK, S0E 0Y0 Humboldt District Health Complex Phone: (306)865-5600 515 14th Avenue Fax: (306)865-2429 Box 10 Mental Health Services: Phone: (306)865- Humboldt, SK, S0K 2A0 5646 Phone: (306)682-2603 Addictions Service: Phone: (306)865- Mental Health & Addiction Services: 4211 Phone: (306)682-5333 Community Wellness Coordinator: Phone: (306)865-3277 Services Offered • Case management Services Offered: • Mental health promotion and o Outpatient mental health education services services • Family counselling o Therapy for victims of • Individual, family and group abuse counselling/therapy o Child and youth service • Community development o Behavior management • Community collaboration counselling • Referrals to other o Therapy for stress, anxiety, services/agencies depression and phobias Service Providers o Psychological assessment o Addiction counsellors o Crisis service o Community mental health nurses o Educational information o Marriage and family therapist provided o Psychiatrists o Outpatient Addictions o Psychologists Services o Social workers o Outpatient counselling to individuals involved in To access services, contact intake at substance abuse and (306)682-5333. There is no cost others affected by their associated with a Saskatchewan health usage card. The wait-list varies. o SGI screening o Problem gambling ILE A LA CROSSE counselling ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Education and prevention o St. Joseph's Hospital and Health Centre programs, presentations, P.O. Box 630 workshops, etc. Ile a la Crosse, SK, S0M 1C0

Phone: (306)833-2016 To access services individuals may Toll-free: (866)848-8299 contact the central intake line at Fax: (306)833-2556 (306)865-4211. There is no cost Clinic Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:00 am–5:00 pm; closed 12:00–1:00 pm 109

Services Offered: Aboriginal Courtworker: Raina Pelletier • Addiction services Phone: (306)833-2367 • Integrated wellness coordinators Fax: (306)833-2276 • Mental health/holistic health services (services may include Youth Support Worker: Mary McCallum family support, suicide Phone: (306)833-2662 prevention, youth suicide Fax: (306)833-2667 services, addictions, NNADAP workers, mental health therapists) Services Offered: • Aboriginal Courtworker Program To access services, individuals may also o Providing timely, accurate contact the intake line at (306)833-2016 information about the or toll-free at (866)848-8299. There is no justice system and how cost with a Saskatchewan health card. it works, including the right Wait-list varies. They accept a variety of to speak on one’s own referrals, including self-referral and court behalf or to request referrals. legal counsel. o Ensuring that Aboriginal Ile a La Crosse Family Healing Unit clients understand the Bag Services #630 nature of the charges Ile A La Crosse, SK, S0M 1C0 brought against them Phone: (306)833-2462 o Providing information Intake: (306)833-3390 about alternative methods Fax: (306)833-3020 of justice, such as sentencing circles and Services Offered: restorative justice, where • Detoxification services available and appropriate o Helping to assess and This is a social detox service, not a interpret documents, forms medical detox service. Contact the and directions or worker at the intake line to set up a conditions given by the meeting at (306)833-3390 after 1:00 pm. Court There are 4 beds and it is first come, first o Increasing access to served. There is no cost associated with available resources and a Saskatchewan health card. programs by providing information to clients ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & about community support EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS services, such as Ile a La Crosse Friendship Centre counselling and alcohol Ile a la Crosse, SK, S0M 1C0 and drug treatment Phone: (306)833-2313 centres Fax: (306)833-2216 o Assisting clients with bail Email: [email protected] applications (where Hours: Monday through Friday, 9:00 am– applicable) 5:00 pm; open Saturday (closed during • Youth support worker lunch hour); closed Sunday

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IMPERIAL responsibility of the family members and all in attendance ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES need to commit to 5 full days Alcoholics Anonymous with 2 of those days having an See Appendix A.3 evening session. For more

information and to book family Narcotics Anonymous Groups week please contact Pine Lodge See Appendix A.4 Treatment Centre.

ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & In-Patient/Outpatient Addictions EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS Services Aboriginal Courtworkers Contact List • A 28-day in-patient drug and See Appendix A.5 alcohol treatment centre. They

accept self-referrals through an INDIAN HEAD addictions counsellor at ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES addiction services in the Pine Lodge prospective participant’s Health 211 Otterloo Street Region. The individual must be P.O. Box 457 free of all alcohol and drugs for Indian Head, SK, S0G 2K0 14 days prior to admission. There Phone: (306)695-2251 is a 7-day blackout on all phone Fax (306)695-2514 calls, messages and visitors. No Email: [email protected] cost associated with a Saskatchewan health card. The Services Offered: wait-list varies.

Family Program Addiction Counselling How to Prepare: • Pine Lodge Treatment You must be free of all alcohol and Centre offers a focused and drugs for 14 days prior to admission. If productive family program. This you are unable to do this, please call program is open to family units the Program Director at once for affected by addiction. We offer options. Be sure to let your family and education and support in the friends know there is a 7-day blackout way of lectures, homework and on phone calls, messages and visitors. their own treatment program. Check in is ONLY between 9:30 am and Individuals in the family program 10:30 am, unless other arrangements work directly in our groups, with have been made with the Program the clients, giving them an Director. If you are traveling by bus, accurate experience and insight please let us know that day, so that we into addiction and the can pick you up. corresponding behaviours. Our family program is not funded by What to Bring: the Health Region and we do not • Valid health card charge participants for the • Shampoo, conditioner, soap, program. Donations are always toothpaste & shaving supplies gratefully accepted. Cost • Laundry soap and dryer sheets; relating to lodging and food for laundry is done once per week the family week is the 111

• Casual, comfortable clothing & Phone: (306)837-2114 indoor shoes Fax: (306)837-2268 • Jacket, sweater, hat, boots, mitts & anything to prepare you for the Services Offered: weather conditions • Addictions (visiting) • Plain 3-ring 2” binder and paper, pens, highlighters & the Big Book, Makwa Sahgaiehcan First Nation Health if you have one Centre • All prescription medication must P.O. Box 559 be in original containers Loon Lake, SK, S0M 1L0 • Long distance calling cards Phone: (306)837-2208 • Enough tobacco for a week, as Fax: (306)837-4469 you will have the ability to purchase some in town Services Offered • Glasses if prescribed • Addiction services • List of family names, addresses • Community health and phone numbers (cellphones developer/rep are NOT allowed in treatment) • Mental health/holistic health services (services may include INVERMAY family support, suicide prevention, youth suicide ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES services, addictions, NNADAP Invermay Health Centre workers, mental health therapists) 303 4th Avenue North

Invermay, SK, S0A 1M0 ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & Phone: (306)593-2133 EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS Intake: (306)786-0558 Island Lake First Nation Fax: (306)593-4566 P.O. Box 460

Loon Lake, SK, S0M 1L0 Services Offered: Phone: (306)837-2188 • Adult day wellness program Fax: (306)837-2266 • Child and youth worker

• Drug and alcohol worker Service Offered: • Behaviour management Supports community based justice

initiatives for First Nation communities To access services, the individual calls within Meadow Lake Tribal Council: the intake line at (306)786-0558. There is • Alternative Measures/Extrajudicial no cost associated with a Sanctions Program Saskatchewan health card. The wait-list • Victim advocate training varies. • Victim offender mediations

• Serious Offence Program ISLAND LAKE FIRST NATION • Community justice forums ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES • Diversion programs Loon Lake Health Centre & Special Care • Family conferencing Home • Sentencing circles 510 2nd Street • Community referrals Box 69 • Re-integration plans Loon Lake, SK, S0M 1L0 • Healing circles 112

• Proactive justice initiatives Saskatchewan health card. Wait-list • Youth and culture camps varies. • Community Justice Support • Facilitate Justice Awareness ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & Initiatives EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS James Smith First Nation ITUNA P.O. Box 1059 Melfort, SK, S0E 1A0 ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Phone: (306)864-3636 Ituna Wellness Centre Fax: (306)864-3336 320 5th Avenue North East

P.O. Box 130 Prince Albert Grand Council Community Ituna, SK, S0A 1N0 Justice Program Phone: (306)795-2665 • Rural Alternative Measures Fax (306)795-3592 • Urban Alternative Measures

• Saskatchewan Aboriginal Services Offered: Courtworker Program • Part-time mental health clinic • Crime Prevention

To access services, call the intake line at The individual is referred from the courts (306)786-0558. There is no cost or the community. There is no cost. They associated with a Saskatchewan health can access services immediately. They card. The wait-list varies. ask for a 3-month adjournment to

complete the file. JAMES SMITH ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES JANSEN James Smith Health Centre ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES P.O. Box 506 Mental Health and Addiction Services- James Smith, SK, S0J 1H0 Rural Phone: (306)864-2454 Lanigan Integrated Hospital Fax: (306)864-2536 36 Downing Drive Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:30 am– Box 1060 4:30 pm; closed 12:00–1:00 pm; closed Lanigan, SK, S0K 2M0 holidays Intake: (306)365-3400

Services Offered Services Offered: • Mental health/holistic health • Addiction counsellors services (services may include • Adult, children and youth mental family support, suicide health/substance prevention, youth suicide abuse/gambling services, addictions, NNADAP • Case management workers, mental health therapists) • Community mental health nurses

• Marriage and family therapist To access services, individuals may also • Psychiatrists contact the regional intake line at • Psychologists (306)765-6550 or toll-free at (855)765- • Social workers 6550. There is no cost associated with a 113

There is a wait-list for counselling but it KAMSACK varies month to month by community. ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES They do not offer group programming or Cote First Nation Health Clinic specialized services anywhere other Cote First Nation, SK, than in larger centres. The services are Phone: (306)542–2694 voluntary and they will accept a range Intake: (306)786-0558 of referrals, including court referrals. Fax: (306)542–3735 They ask that they be briefed about why

the individual needs services to set Services Offered: goals. There is no fee associated. The • Addictions individual can specify which community • Grief & loss they would like to access services in. • Mental health

• Poverty KAHKEWISTAHAW FIRST NATION • Poor housing ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & • Strengthening community EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS Kahkewistahaw First Nation Currently, the following First Nation and P.O. Box 609 Inuit Health Branch programs are also Broadview, SK, S0G 0K0 being funded (December 2019) Phone: (306)696-2660 • Canada Prenatal Nutrition Fax: (306)696-3154 Program Toll-free: (866)667-7710 • Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder Addictions Worker: Rodney Brass (ext. • Children’s Oral Health Initiative 232) • Building Healthy Communities: Mental Health Worker: Kiran Kashyap Mental Health (ext. 227) Wednesday & Thursday • Brighter Futures: Wellness • National Native Alcohol and Services Offered: Drug Prevention: Addictions • NNADAP worker • Youth Solvent Abuse Program: • Mental health counselling Addictions • Addictions counselling • Healthy Living: Public Health • Medical transportation (CHN & CHRs) • Communicable Disease Control Kahkewistahaw First Nation Enhanced & Management: Public Health Services Delivery (ESD) (CHN & CHRs) P.O. Box 609 • Immunization Prevention – Broadview, SK, S0G 0K0 Promotion and Education Phone: (306)696-3291 • HIV/AIDS Prevention – Promotion Fax: (306)696-3201 and Education • Home and Community Care Services Offered: • Medical Transportation: Client • DWI – driving while impaired Insured Services & Administration • Pardons – regarding criminal • Health Research & Engagement chargers, the initial fee that • Community Facilities O & M would support the clients fee for • Headstart applying for a pardon

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To access services, the individual calls Services Offered: the intake line at (306)786-0558. There is • Outpatient addiction services no cost associated with a o 18-bed residential service Saskatchewan health card. The wait-list that offers a 42-day varies. program for those requiring specialized Kamsack Hospital addictions treatment 341 Stewart Street o Clients must be detoxed at Kamsack, SK, S0A 1S0 least 7–10 days prior to Phone: (306)542-2635 attending Intake: (306)786-0558 Fax: (306)542-4360 Clients must have a valid Saskatchewan health card and be18 years of age and Services Offered: older. • Part-time mental health clinic/outpatient services ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS To access services, the individual calls Saulteaux First Nation the intake line at (306)786-0558. There is Box 159 no cost associated with a Cochin, SK, S0M 0L0 Saskatchewan health card. The wait-list Phone: (306)386-2067 varies. Fax: (306)386-2444

Keeseekoose First Nation Band Office Services Offered: P.O. Box 1120 • Community Justice Program Kamsack, SK, S0A 1S0 provided by Battlefords Agency Phone: (306)542–2012 Chiefs Tribal Chiefs (BATC) Intake: (306)786-0558 o Alternative Measures Fax: (306)542–2586 Program Hours: Monday through Friday, 9:00 am– o Aboriginal Courtworker 4:30 pm; closed weekends and statutory Program holidays o Cultural Camps/Community Services Offered: Integration Program • Part-time mental health clinic o First Nations Youth Restorative and Healing To access services, the individual calls Project the intake line at (306)786-0558. There is no cost associated with a KAWACATOOSE FIRST NATION Saskatchewan health card. The wait-list ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES varies. Kawacatoose First Nation

Box 640 Saulteaux Healing and Wellness Centre Raymore, SK, S0A-3J0 Box 868 Phone: (306)835-2125 Kamsack, SK, S0A 1S0 Fax: (306)835-2178 Phone: (306)542-4110

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Services Offered via Touchwood health and wellness Agency Tribal Council support services, and can safely address emotional Touchwood Agency Tribal Council health and wellness issues Box 280 related to the disclosure of Punnichy, SK, S0A 3C0 childhood abuse(s) Main Office Phone: (306)835-2937 . Phone: (306)835- Sub Office (Daystar FN) 7362 Phone: (306)835-2972 . Phone: (306)835- Fax: (306)835-2395 0350

Services Offered: All information is kept confidential. One- • FNARF addictions worker on-one counselling session Monday 8:30 • Gambling treatment referrals am–4:30 pm. Please feel free to call for • Counselling services a scheduled appointment. • First Nation NNADAP workers • Individual and family counselling ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & • Case workers EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS • Men's outreach services Kawacatoose First Nation o Alcohol addiction Box 640 counselling Raymore, SK, S0A 3J0 o Suicide prevention Phone: (306)835 2125 o Court appearance Fax: (306)835-2178 support o Recognize the signs & Services Offered via Touchwood symptoms of mental Agency Tribal Council health and substance abuse problems Touchwood Agency Tribal Council o Guide men towards Box 280 appropriate professional Punnichy, SK, S0A 3C0 help Main Office Phone: (306)835-2937 o Provide comfort to men Sub Office (Daystar FN) experiencing mental Phone: (306)835-2972 health issues Fax: (306)835-2395 o Provide initial help for Justice Coordinator: Phone: (306)835- anxiety disorders in men 7723 o HOLISTIC healing/smudge Community Justice Development and pray/sweat lodge Officer: Phone: (306)450-6697 ceremony only if requested by client Services Offered: o Medicine wheel • Mediation and diversion teaching/mental/physical/ • Youth programming spiritual/emotional • Sentencing circles • Residential School resource • Talking/justice circles workers • Crime prevention o Ensuring eligible former IRS • Early judicial sanction and re- students and their families integration programs have access to emotional • Workshops 116

• S.81. initiatives KELVINGTON • Police management boards ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES • Justice Committee Kelvington & Area Hospital training/development 701 6th Avenue West • Alternative Measures Program Box 70 • Cadet Corps Program Kelvington, SK, S0A 1W0

Phone: (306)327-5500 KEESEEKOOSE FIRST NATION Fax: (306)327-5115 ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Community Wellness Coordinator: Keeseekoose First Nation Band Office Phone: (306)327-4510 P.O. Box 1120 Kamsack, SK, S0A 1S0 Services Offered: Phone: (306)542–2012 • Mental health counselling Intake: (306)786-0558 (visiting) Fax: (306)542–2586 • Addictions counselling (visiting) Hours: Monday through Friday, 9:00 am– 4:30 pm; closed weekends and stat To access services, contact the central holidays intake line at (306)752-8767. There is no cost associated with a Saskatchewan Services Offered: health card. Wait-list varies. • Part-time mental health clinic KENOSEE PARK To access services, the individual calls ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES the intake line at (306)786-0558. There is Alcoholics Anonymous no cost associated with a See Appendix A.3 Saskatchewan health card. The wait-list varies. Narcotics Anonymous Groups

See Appendix A.4 ALTERNATIVE MEASURES &

EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & Keeseekoose First Nation EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS P.O. Box 1120 Aboriginal Courtworkers Contact List Kamsack, SK, S0A 1S0 See Appendix A.5 Phone: (306)542-2012

Fax: (306)542-2586 KERROBERT Services Offered: Alternative Measures ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES for Youths and Adults Kerrobert Integrated Health Centre Yorkton Tribal Council Community P.O. Box 320 Justice Program and Alternative 115 Avenue Measures Program Kerrobert, SK, S0L 1R0 • Crime prevention Phone: (306)834-2646 • Healing and sentencing circles Services Offered: • Community-Based victims • Addictions (visiting) and Correctional Services • Child & youth counsellor (visiting)

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• Mental health counselling KINDERSLEY (visiting) ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES • Psychiatric rehabilitation (visiting) Kindersley Health Facility

1003 1st Street West Services are accessed through the Kindersley, SK, S0L 1S0 centralized intake system by calling toll- Phone: (866)268-9139 free (866)268-9139. There is no cost Fax: (306)463-5520 associated with a Saskatchewan health Centralized Intake: (866)268-9139 card. Wait-list varies.

Services Offered KEY FIRST NATION • Outpatient mental health ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES services Key First Nation • Outpatient addiction services P.O. Box 70 o Addictions counsellor Norquay, SK, S0A 2V0 o Individual, family and Phone: (306)594-2020 group outpatient Fax: (306)594-2545 counselling and education o 180 Alcohol and Drug Services Offered: Diversion Program for • Head Start Program youth who are ticketed by • Mental health the RCMP for minor • Addictions consumption/possession of • Medical transportation alcohol and/or possession of small amounts of KINCAID controlled substances in lieu of paying the fine ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES • Ongoing assessment & treatment Kincaid Wellness Centre planning P.O. Box 179 • Referral to in-patient facilities Kincaid, SK, S0H 2J0 • Psychiatric rehabilitation Phone: (306)264-3233

Fax: (306)264-3878 Services are accessed through the Mental Health & Addictions: Phone: centralized intake system by calling toll- (877)564-0543 or (306)691-6464 free number (866)268-9139. There is no See website for schedule of services: cost associated with a Saskatchewan https://www.fhhr.ca/Mossbank.htm health card. Wait-list varies.

Services Offered: COUNSELLING & PROGRAMMING • Visiting nurse practitioner West Central Crisis and Family Support

Centre- Travelling Clinic For access to any of these services, 116 1st Avenue West please contact the central intake Box 2235 program by calling (877)564-0543 or Kindersley, SK, S0L 1S0 (306)694-0379. Phone: (306)463-6655

After Hours Phone: (306)463-1860

Fax: (306)463-6410

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Office Hours: Monday through Friday, services, addictions, NNADAP 9:00 am–5:00 pm (closed for lunch) workers, mental health therapists)

Services Offered: ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & • Counselling and support services EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS o Individual counselling Kinistin Justice Program o Marital counselling P.O. Box 2590 o Crisis counselling Tisdale, SK, S0E 1T0 o Short-term counselling Phone: (306)878-8188 o Family counselling Fax: (306)873-5235 o Youth counselling Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:00 am– o Suicide prevention 4:00 pm Anger management o Services Offered: o Budget counselling • Victim Services • Fine Option Program o Domestic violence • Bi-weekly visits, arranged by the response probation worker at the Justice o Traumatic events Office response • Alternative Measures Sexual assault victim o o Alternative Measures are support the various tools used in o Safety planning the program. These o Critical stress include management . Mediation . Community justice Provides free counselling, information forums and referrals related to loss, pension, . Talking circles income assistance, food, financial . Family assistance. conferencing

KINISTIN SAULTEAUX NATION Referrals to the program are made ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES through the RCMP, court and Kinistin Saulteaux Nation Wellness community. Centre P.O. Box 2590 Saulteaux First Nation Tisdale, SK, S0E 1T0 Box 159 Phone: (306)878-8188 Cochin, SK, S0M 0L0 Fax: (306)873-5235 Phone: (306)386-2067 Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:00 am– Fax: (306)386-2444 4:00 pm Services Offered: Services Offered: • Community Justice Program • Addiction services provided by Battlefords Agency • Mental health/holistic health Chiefs Tribal Chiefs (BATC) services (services may include o Alternative Measures family support, suicide Program prevention, youth suicide 119

o Aboriginal Courtworker ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & Program EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS o Cultural Aboriginal Courtworkers Contact List Camps/Community See Appendix A.5 Integration Program o First Nations Youth KISBEY Restorative and Healing ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Project Alcoholics Anonymous

See Appendix A.3 KIPLING ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Narcotics Anonymous Groups Kipling Mental Health See Appendix A.4 Old Willowdale Lodge Building Kipling, SK, S0G 2S0 ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & Phone: (306)736-2638 EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS Aboriginal Courtworkers Contact List Services Offered: See Appendix A.5 • Addiction services • Assessment and recovery services KUROKI • Problem gambling counselling ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES • Child and youth counselling Alcoholics Anonymous services (0–18 years of age) See Appendix A.3 • Case management

• Adult counselling services Narcotics Anonymous Groups • Screening, assessment and See Appendix A.4 therapy services

• Group therapy ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & • Psychology services EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS • Alternatives to Violence Program Aboriginal Courtworkers Contact List • Adult Sex Offenders Program See Appendix A.5

For new referrals within the Health Region, please contact the Intake KYLE Office at (306)842-8665 or toll-free at ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES (800)216-7689. There is no cost with a Kyle District Health Centre Saskatchewan health card. The wait-list 208 3rd Avenue East varies. P.O. Box 70 Kyle, SK, S0L 1T0 KINLEY Phone: (306)375-2251

ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Services Offered: Alcoholics Anonymous • Outpatient addiction services by See Appendix A.3 visiting specialists

• Psychiatric rehabilitation (visiting) Narcotics Anonymous Groups

See Appendix A.4 Services are accessed through the

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free (866)268-9139. There is no cost KYLEMORE associated with a Saskatchewan health ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES card. Wait-list varies. Alcoholics Anonymous

See Appendix A.3 COUNSELLING & PROGRAMMING

West Central Crisis and Family Support Narcotics Anonymous Groups Centre- Travelling Clinic See Appendix A.4 116 1st Avenue West

Box 2235 ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & Kindersley, SK, S0L 1S0 EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS Phone: (306)463-6655 Aboriginal Courtworkers Contact List After Hours Phone: (306)463-1860 See Appendix A.5 Fax: (306)463-6410

24hr Support Line: (306)933-6200 Office Hours: Monday through Friday, LAFLECHE 9:00 am–5:00 pm (closed for lunch) ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Alcoholics Anonymous Services Offered: See Appendix A.3 • Counselling and support services Narcotics Anonymous Groups o Individual counselling See Appendix A.4 o Marital counselling

o Crisis counselling ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & o Short-term counselling EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS o Family counselling Aboriginal Courtworkers Contact List o Youth counselling See Appendix A.5 o Suicide prevention

o Anger management o Budget counselling LAIRD • Victim Services ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES o Domestic violence Mental Health and Addiction Services response Rural – Rosthern o Traumatic events Rosthern Community Services response 2014 6th Street o Sexual assault victim Box 216 support Rosthern, SK, S0K 3R0 o Safety planning Intake: (306)232-6001 o Critical stress management Services Offered: • Addiction counsellors Provides free counselling, information • Community mental health nurses and referrals related to loss, pension, • Marriage and family therapist income assistance, food, financial • Psychiatrists assistance. • Psychologists • Social workers • Case management • Mental health promotion and education services 121

• Family counselling • Individual, family and group There is a wait-list for counselling, but it counselling/therapy varies month to month by community. • Community development They do not offer group programming or • Community collaboration specialized services anywhere other • Referrals to other than in larger centres. The services are services/agencies voluntary, and they will accept a range of referrals, including court referrals. There is a wait-list for counselling, but it They ask that they be briefed about why varies month to month by community. the individual needs services to set They do not offer group programming or goals. There is no fee associated. specialized services anywhere other than in larger centres. The services are LA LOCHE voluntary, and they will accept a range ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES of referrals, including court referrals. La Loche Health Centre and Hospital They ask that they be briefed about why 1447 Dene Road the individual needs services to set Bag Service #1 goals. There is no fee associated. La Loche, SK, S0M 1G0

Phone: (306)822-3200 LAKE LENORE Fax: (306)822-2274 ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Second Phone: (888)688-7087 Mental Health and Addiction Services Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:00 am– Rural 5:00 pm Humboldt Community Services 515 4th Avenue Services Offered Box 1930 • Addiction services Humboldt, SK, S0K 2A0 • Mental health/holistic health Phone: (306)682-5333 (ask for intake services (services may include worker) family support, • suicide prevention, youth suicide Services Offered: services, addictions, NNADAP • Addiction counsellors workers, mental health • Community mental health nurses therapists) • Marriage and family therapist • Psychiatrists To access services, contact the intake • Psychologists line at (306)833-2016 or toll-free at • Social workers (866)848-8299. There is no cost with a • Case management Saskatchewan health card. Wait-list • Mental health promotion and varies. They accept a variety of referrals, education services including self-referral and court referrals. • Family counselling • Individual, family and group counselling/therapy • Community development • Community collaboration • Referrals to other services/agencies 122

ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & Services Offered: EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS • Alternative Measures/Aboriginal Clearwater River Dene Nation Courtworker Program P.O. Box 5050 • Diversion La Loche, SK, S0M 3H0 • Healing Phone: (306)822-2021 • Sentencing and reintegration Fax: (306)822-2212 circles • Family group conferencing Services Offered: • Mediation between victims and • Addictions program offenders • Positive wellness program • Peer mediation • Community wellness support • Community-based support • Case management coordinator programming for offenders • Head Start Program • Mistahey Musqua Treatment COUNSELLING & PROGRAMMING Centre La Loche Friendship Centre • Waskoosis Safe Shelter 1440 Fontaine Street • Domestic violence outreach La Loche, SK, S0M 1G0 Phone: (306)822-2606 Meadow Lake Tribal Council Fax: (306)822-2623 Administration of Cree and Dene Justice Initiative Services Offered: Clearwater River Dene Nation • Youth Intervention Program P.O. Box 5050 • Family Support Program La Loche, SK, S0M 3H0 • Guns Gangs and Drugs Program Phone: (306)822-2021 Fax: (306)822-2212 LANGENBURG

ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Services Offered: Langenburg Health Care Complex • Justice coordinators 200 Heritage Drive • Crime prevention P.O. Box 370 • Mediation and dispute resolution Langenburg, SK, S0A 2A0 • Healing Phone: (306)743-2661 • Talking and sentencing circles Intake: (306)786-0558 • Alternative Measures Program for Fax: (306)743-5025 adults and youths

• Victim services Services Offered: • Community-based correctional • Visiting mental health services services that focus on offender

rehabilitation and reintegration To access services, the individual calls and healing of victims and the intake line at (306)786-0558. There is offenders no cost associated with a

Saskatchewan health card. The wait-list La Loche Friendship Centre varies. 1440 Fontaine Street

La Loche, SK, S0M 1G0

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LANGHAM They ask that they be briefed about why the individual needs services to set ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES goals. There is no fee associated. The Borden Community Health Centre individual can specify which community 308 Sheppard Street they would like to access services in. P.O. Box 90

Borden, SK, S0K 0N0 Phone: (306)997-2110 LA RONGE Fax: (306)997-2114 ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:30 am– Jeannie Bird Clinic – Lac La Ronge 4:30 pm Indian Health Services Department 334 Wilson Charles Street Services Offered: P.O. Box 1770 • Mental health/holistic health La Ronge, SK, S0J 1L0 services Phone: (306)425-3600 Fax: (306)425-5520 To access services, contact intake at Second Phone: (877)425-3443 (306)655-7777. There is no cost Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:00 am– associated with a Saskatchewan health 4:30 pm; closed on weekends and card. Wait-list varies. holidays.

LANIGAN Services Offered: • Addiction services ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES • Discharge coordinators Lanigan Integrated Hospital • Mental health/holistic health 36 Downing Drive services (services may include Box 1060 family support, suicide Lanigan, SK, S0K 2M0 prevention, youth suicide Intake: (306)365-3400 services, addictions, NNADAP

workers, mental health therapists) Services Offered:

• Addiction counsellors To access services call (306)425-2422. • Adult, children and youth mental There is no cost associated with a health/substance Saskatchewan health card. The wait-list abuse/gambling varies. • Case management

• Community mental health nurses Kikinak Project Hope – La Ronge Health • Marriage and family therapist Care • Psychiatrists 320 Broadman Street • Psychologists P.O. Box 6000 • Social workers La Ronge, SK, S0J 1L0

Phone: (306)425-8575 There is a wait-list for counselling but it Second Phone: (306)425-8574 varies month to month by community. La Ronge Crisis Hotline: (306)425-4090 They do not offer group programming or (Children’s Hotline) specialized services anywhere other Fax: (306)425-8570 than in larger centres. The services are Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:00 am– voluntary and they will accept a range 5:00 pm of referrals, including court referrals. 124

Services Offered: Services Offered: • Addiction services • Fine option and community • Mental health/holistic health service orders services (services may include • Crime Prevention Program family support, suicide prevention, youth suicide Restorative services, addictions, NNADAP Justice Program workers, mental health therapists) P.O. Box 480 Lac La Ronge, SK, S0J 1L0 To access services may also contact Edmund Clarke: Phone: (306)425-1148 (306)425-2422. There is no cost Fax : (306)425-5548 associated with a Saskatchewan health Ron Ratte : Phone : (306)425-1753 card. The wait-list varies. Fax : (306)425-3954 Toll-free: (800)567-7736 La Ronge Health Centre 227 Backlund Street Services Offered: P.O. Box 6000 • Aboriginal Courtworker Program La Ronge, SK, S0J 1L0 o They help defendants and Phone: (306)425-2422 their families to understand their rights, the charges The upper level of the Health Centre is against them and the open from 8:00 am–5:00 pm, Monday consequences of those through Friday, except for statutory charges, and court holidays. procedures that will Access to the lower level is available 24 determine those hours a day, 7 days a week through the consequences. They help Emergency Entrance. Between 8:30 pm clients deal with personal and 8:00 am, please ring the buzzer for difficulties in the midst of assistance. court proceedings and obtain the services of Services Offered: social workers, • Outpatient addiction services employment counsellors or (upper level) drug and alcohol • Group program for addictions counsellors. They help (upper level) clients to communicate • Outpatient mental health with the defence counsel services (upper level) and other officials. • Group program for mental health . Assist client at first (upper level) appearance • Detoxification (lower level) . Speak to adjournment ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & . Assist client to enter EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS plea Kikinahk Friendship Centre . Assist client to 320 Boardman Street speak to sentence La Ronge, SK, S0J 1L0 . Explain client Phone: (306)425-2051 responsibility

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regarding • Individual, family, group sentencing counselling services . Act as liaison with • Youth counselling support staff such • Suicide prevention as drug/alcohol • Substance abuse assessments counsellor, fine and treatment referrals option, Legal Aid • FASD support and employment • Indian Residential School (IRS) and training supports counsellors • Tobacco cessation education • Community Cultural Support Court Locations: Program Lac La Ronge and Pine House o Call (306)425-6421 or visit office at Morin’s Hill, LAC LA RONGE behind Kitsaki Hall; call (306)425-3600 for ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES appointments or (800)425- Lac La Ronge Indian Band Health 3450 Department

Mailing Address: ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & Box 1770 EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS La Ronge, SK, S0J 1L0 Kikinahk Friendship Centre

320 Boardman Street Physical Address: La Ronge, SK, S0J 1L0 334 Wilson Charles Street (Fairchild Phone: (306)425-2051 Reserve)

Main switchboard: (306)425-3600 Services Offered: Toll-free: (877)425-3443 • Fine option and community Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:00 am– service orders 4:30 pm • Crime Prevention Program

Services Offered: Lac La Ronge Indian Band Restorative • Medical Transportation Justice Program 24-hour notice is required o P.O. Box 480 for in-town appointments. Lac La Ronge, SK, S0J 1L0 48 hours’ notice required Edmund Clarke: Phone: (306)425-1148 for out of town Fax : (306)425-5548 appointments Ron Ratte : Phone : (306)425-1753 Medical transportation is o Fax : (306)425-3954 open Monday through Toll-free: (800)567-7736 Friday, 8:00 am–4:30 pm

Requests for medical o Services Offered: transportation after hours • Aboriginal Courtworker Program or during weekends can They help defendants and be made by calling o their families to understand (866)885-3933. their rights, the charges • Prevention and recovery services against them and the consequences of those 126

charges, and court Please contact the health authority or procedures that will the centre for more information on hours determine those and services. consequences. They help clients deal with personal Services Offered difficulties during court • Outpatient addiction services to proceedings and obtain Maidstone and surrounding area the services of Social workers, employment There is no cost with a Saskatchewan counsellors, or drug and health card. The wait-list varies. alcohol counsellors. They help clients to LEADER communicate with the ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES defence counsel, and Leader and District Integrated other officials. Healthcare Facility . Assist client at first 400 1st Street West appearance P.O. Box 129 . Speak to Leader, SK, S0N 1H0 adjournment Phone: (306)628-5510 . Assist client to enter

plea Services Offered: . Assist client to • Outpatient Addictions Services speak to sentence Offers support and . Explain client o counselling to adults (18 responsibility years and older) and regarding youth (17 years and sentencing younger) for addictions to . Act as liaison with alcohol, drugs and support staff such gambling as drug/alcohol Screening and assessment counsellor, fine o for users, abusers and option, Legal Aid addicts and affected and employment family and friends and training Couples and parents counsellors o programming

Information sessions Court Locations: o Recovery planning Lac La Ronge and Pine House. o Counselling individuals o and their families LASHBURN o Relapse education ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES o Community education Community/Public Health Services and development st 8-120 1 Avenue West o Consultation P.O. Box 629 • Safe Driving Program Maidstone, SK, S0M 1M0 • Child & youth counsellor Phone: (306)893-4850 • Outpatient mental health Fax: (306)893-4488 services 127

o Individual, couple, family Phone: (306)466-4800 and group counselling Email: [email protected] o Psychiatric assessments and treatment Services Offered: o Rural clinics • Community Addictions o Public education Prevention Program/youth o Consultation addictions counselling o Critical incident stress • Living Well Counselling management • Focus on Families • Medical transportation services Some services are provided by visiting • Child and Family Services specialists and may not be offered • Advocacy/referrals for services every day. Please contact the facility for not available at the Health Centre complete information on service availability. To access services, contact ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & the intake line at (877)329-0005. There is EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS no cost associated with a Mistawasis Nehiyawak Justice Program Saskatchewan health card. Wait-list P.O. Box 250 varies. Leask, SK, S0J 1M0 Phone: (306)466-4800 LEASK Email: [email protected]

ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Disclaimer: As of December 2019: In Mistawasis Health Centre process of reestablishing Mistawasis P.O. Box 148 Nehiyawak Justice Program – contact Leask, SK, S0J 1M0 for up to date information regarding the Phone: (306)466-4507 program Fax: (306)466-2220

Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:30 am– The program staff and advisory 4:30 pm; closed 12:00–1:00 pm committee continue to develop a

community-based justice program that Services Offered: focuses on public education, crime • Mental health/holistic health prevention, victim services, corrections services (services may include services and Alternative Measures family support, suicide programming for youths and adults. The prevention, youth suicide program is also working to expand services, addictions, NNADAP aftercare programs for those who have workers, mental health therapists) been affected by crime

To access services, contact the regional Justice Program intake line at (306)765-6550 or toll-free at • Adult justice services & referrals (855)765-6550. There is no cost • Youth justice services & referrals associated with a Saskatchewan health • Crime prevention initiatives card. Wait-list varies. • Peacekeeping

• Community policing Mistawasis First Nation • Alternative Measures: victim- P.O. Box 250 offender mediation, conflict Leask, SK, S0J 1M0 128

resolution, justice forum, Services Offered: sentencing circles, healing circles • Addiction services • Community support services: • Mental health/holistic health referrals to appropriate agencies, services (services may include case planning/intensive case family support, suicide management for offenders prevention, youth suicide • Early release programming services, addictions, NNADAP • Reintegration workers, mental health therapists) • Fine options • Therapies • Youth camps • Community mental health nurse • Development • Psychiatrist – one day per month (visiting) Youth Justice Worker • Social worker – once a week • Assisting clients involved within (visiting) the criminal justice system • Training, professional To access services, contact the regional development & workshops intake line at (306)765-6550 or toll-free at • Youth groups (855)765-6550. There is no cost • Providing summer programming associated with a Saskatchewan health for the youth card. Wait-list varies. • Fine options/community services • Communication/interagency ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & • Reports & data collection EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS Agency Chiefs Tribal Council LEIPZIG 100 Railway Avenue P.O. Box 237 ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Spiritwood, SK, S0J 2M0 Alcoholics Anonymous Hours: (306)883-3880 See Appendix A.3

Services Offered Narcotics Anonymous Groups • Indian Residential Schools See Appendix A.4 • Community justice

The community justice ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & o committees guide and EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS direct initiatives that Aboriginal Courtworkers Contact List include Alternative See Appendix A.5 Measures programs for

adults and youths, crime LEOVILLE prevention, victim services, ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES healing, talking and Spiritwood & District Health Complex sentencing circles and P.O. Box 69 victim/offender healing Spiritwood, SK, S0J 2M0 Phone: (306)883-2133 Phone: (306)883-4462 Fax: (306)883-4440 Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:00 am– 5:00 pm; closed holidays 129

LEROY resources involved with addictions ADDICTION & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES • Email: [email protected] Mental Health and Addiction Services – • Phone: (306)216-9581 Rural

Lanigan Integrated Hospital Services Offered via Touchwood 36 Downing Drive Agency Tribal Council Box 1060

Lanigan, SK, S0K 2M0 Touchwood Agency Tribal Council Intake: (306)365-3400 Box 280

Punnichy, SK, S0A 3C0 Services Offered: Main Office Phone: (306)835-2937 • Addiction counsellors Sub Office (Daystar FN) • Adult, children and youth mental Phone: (306)835-2972 health/substance Fax: (306)835-2395 abuse/gambling

• Case management Services Offered: • Community mental health nurses • FNARF addictions worker • Marriage and family therapist • Gambling treatment referrals • Psychiatrists • Counselling services • Psychologists • First Nation NNADAP workers • Social workers • Individual and family counselling

• Case workers There is a wait-list for counselling but it • Men's outreach services varies month to month by community. Alcohol addiction They do not offer group programming or o counselling specialized services anywhere other Suicide prevention than in larger centres. The services are o Court appearance voluntary and they will accept a range o support of referrals, including court referrals. Recognize the signs & They ask that they be briefed about why o symptoms of mental the individual needs services to set health and substance goals. There is no fee associated. The abuse problems individual can specify which community

they would like to access services in. LITTLE BLACK BEAR FIRST NATION LESTOCK ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Little Black Bear First Nation Muskowekwan First Nation P.O. Box 238 P.O. Box 249 Goodeve, SK, S0A 1C0 Lestock, SK, S0A 2G0 Phone: (306)334-2269 Phone: (306)274-2061 Fax: (306)334-2721 Fax: (306)274-2110

Services Offered: File Hills Qu’Appelle National Native Alcohol & Drug Abuse Tribal Council Community Justice Program Coordinator Initiative • Provide counselling, intervention,

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Restorative Justice Unit Services Include: • Anti-gang presentations • Probation: As officers of the court • Cyber bullying presentations they supervise the court orders in our communities Training Workshops • Youth reintegration: As a • Proposal development community liaison between • Team building workshops youth released from court and • Youth peacemakers training – their community resources youth mediation • Courtworker: As liaisons between • Traditional mediation – level 1, 2 the court and the community and 3(Resolving Conflict they offer insight into the workings Constructively, Mediation Skills, of the courts, court terminology Leading By Example) and give direction to clients to • First Nation mediation based on obtain legal aid tipi teachings, ceremonies, • Community justice: The officers healing meet with the justice committees, • Self-governance justice arrange justice gatherings, facilitation training provide circle facilitation, • Justice Committee training mediation, trainings • Stress management

Services Provided: LITTLE PINE • Extrajudicial sanctions (youth and ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES adult) Alcoholics Anonymous • Community justice forums See Appendix A.3 • Consensus circle facilitation

• Court referrals mediation Narcotics Anonymous Groups post/pre-charge See Appendix A.4 • Community referrals – mediation,

healing circles, FASD, suicide ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & interventions EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS • Youth reintegration to community Aboriginal Courtworkers Contact List • Youth gang prevention and See Appendix A.5 intervention

• Commissioner of Oath services • Probation services LOON LAKE • Courtworker services ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Loon Lake Health Centre & Special Care Community-Based Justice Initiatives Home • Justice Committee training 510 2nd Street • Bylaw development/referrals Box 69 • Domestic violence initiative Loon Lake, SK, S0M 1L0 • Justice policy development Phone: (306)837-2114 • Section 81-84 pre-release plans Fax: (306)837-2268 • Indigenous law development • Facilitation of community safety Services Offered plans o Addictions (visiting) • Sentencing circle protocol development 131

Makwa Sahgaiehcan First Nation Health • Sentencing circles Centre • Community referrals P.O. Box 559 • Re-integration plans Loon Lake, SK, S0M 1L0 • Healing circles Phone: (306)837-2208 • Proactive justice initiatives Fax: (306)837-4469 • Youth and culture camps • Community Justice Support Services Offered • Facilitate Justice Awareness o Addiction services Initiatives o Community health developer/rep LUMSDEN Mental health/holistic health o ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES services (services may include Alcoholics Anonymous family support, suicide See Appendix A.3 prevention, youth suicide

services, addictions, NNADAP Narcotics Anonymous Groups workers, mental health See Appendix A.4 therapists)

ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS Aboriginal Courtworkers Contact List Island Lake First Nation See Appendix A.5 P.O. Box 460

Loon Lake, SK, S0M 1L0 Phone: (306)837-2188 MACKLIN Fax: (306)837-2266 COUNSELLING & PROGRAMMING West Central Crisis and Family Support Services Offered: Centre- Travelling Clinic Community Justice Program provided 116 1st Avenue West by: Meadow Lake Tribal Council (aka Box 2235 MLTC) Kindersley, SK, S0L 1S0 P.O. Box 8001 Phone: (306)463-6655 Meadow Lake, SK, S9X 1T8 After Hours Phone: (306)463-1860 Phone: (306)236-5654 Fax: (306)463-6410 Email: [email protected] 24hr Support Line: (306)933-6200 Office Hours: Monday through Friday, Service Offered: 9:00 am–5:00 pm; closed for lunch Supports community-based justice initiatives for First Nation communities Services Offered: within Meadow Lake Tribal Council: • Counselling and support services • Alternative Measures/Extrajudicial o Individual counselling Sanctions Program o Marital counselling • Victim advocate training o Crisis counselling • Victim offender mediations o Short-term counselling • Serious Offence Program o Family counselling • Community justice forums o Youth counselling • Diversion programs o Suicide prevention • Family conferencing o Anger management 132

o Budget counselling ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & • Victim services EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS o Domestic violence Aboriginal Courtworkers Contact List response See Appendix A.5 o Traumatic events response MANITOU BEACH Sexual assault victim o ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES support Manitou Health Centre Safety planning o 105 2nd Avenue West Critical stress o Box 190 management Neilburg, SK, S0M 2C0

Phone: (306)823-4262 Provides free counselling, information Fax: (306)823-4590 and referrals related to loss, pension,

income assistance, food, financial Services Offered: assistance. • Addictions (visiting)

• Counselling (visiting)

MAIDSTONE Addiction services are based on need ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES and the wait-list varies between 1–3 Community/Public Health Services weeks depending on the community. 8-120 1st Avenue West They accept any kind of referrals, P.O. Box 629 including court referrals. Maidstone, SK, S0M 1M0 Phone: (306)893-4850 Watrous Hospital – Rural Services Fax: (306)893-4488 704 4th Street East Watrous, SK, S0K 4T0 Please contact the health authority or Phone: (306)946-1200 the centre for more information on hours Intake Number: (306)365-3400 and services. Open: 24 hours a day, 7 days a week

Services Offered Services Offered: • Outpatient addiction services to • Addiction services Maidstone and surrounding area • Community health developer/rep There is no cost with a Saskatchewan • Mental health/holistic health health card. The wait-list varies. services (services may include family support, suicide MAKWA prevention, youth suicide services, addictions, NNADAP ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES workers, mental health therapists) Alcoholics Anonymous • Therapies/counselling See Appendix A.3

There is a wait-list for counselling but it Narcotics Anonymous Groups varies month to month by community. See Appendix A.4 They do not offer group programming or

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than in larger centres. The services are Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:00 am– voluntary and they will accept a range 5:00 pm of referrals, including court referrals. Services Offered: They ask that they be briefed about why • Outpatient Addictions Services the individual needs services to set o Offers support and goals. There is no fee associated. The counselling to adults (18 individual can specify which community years and older) and they would like to access services in. youth (17 years and younger) for addictions to MANKOTA alcohol, drugs and gambling ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Screening and assessment Prairie View Health Centre o for users, abusers and 241 1st Avenue addicts and affected P.O. Box 390 family and friends Mankota, SK, S0H 2W0 Couples and parents Phone: (306)478-2200 o programming Hours: Monday through Friday, 9:00 am– Information sessions 5:00 pm o Recovery planning See website for most up to date o Counselling individuals schedule of services: o and their families https://cypresshealth.ca/health- Relapse education facilities/mankota/ o Community education o and development Services Offered: Consultation • Addictions o • Safe Driving Program • Day program • Child & youth counsellor • Mental health • Outpatient mental health Some services are provided by visiting services specialists and may not be offered Individual, couple, family every day. Please contact the facility for o and group counselling complete information on service Psychiatric assessments availability. To access services, contact o and treatment the intake line at (877)329-0005. There is Rural clinics no cost associated with a o Public education Saskatchewan health card. Wait-list o Consultation varies. o Critical incident stress o management MAPLE CREEK ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Some services are provided by visiting Southwest Integrated Healthcare Facility specialists and may not be offered 102 5th Avenue West every day. Please contact the facility for P.O. Box 1330 complete information on service Maple Creek, SK, S0N 1N0 availability. To access services, contact Phone: (306)662-2611 the intake line at (877)329-0005. There is Mental Health and Addictions: (866)786- no cost associated with a 2510; after hours at (306)778-9522 Saskatchewan health card. Wait-list Therapies: (306)662-5829 varies 134

MARCELIN Wadena, SK, S0A 4J0 Phone: (306)338-3308 ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Mental Health: Phone: (306)365-3400 Muskeg Lake Cree Nation Addictions: Phone: (306)682-5333 Treaty 6 Territory Early Childhood Mental Health Referral P.O. Box 248 Services: (306)338-9950 Marcelin, SK, S0J 1R0

(306)466-4959 Services Offered: (306)466-4951 • Programs for women [email protected] • Programs for men

• LGBTQ programs Services Offered: • Adolescence programs • Addictions services • Outpatient and individualized

treatment options ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & • Family therapy EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS • Alcoholism Muskeg Lake Cree Nation • Mental health and substance Treaty 6 Territory abuse P.O. Box 248 • Group therapy Marcelin, SK, S0J 1R0 • Individual therapy (306)466-4959

(306)466-4951 There is a wait-list for counselling but it [email protected] varies month to month by community.

They do not offer group programming or Services Offered: specialized services anywhere other Muskeg Lake Cree Nation Community than in larger centres. The services are Justice Program voluntary and they will accept a range • Youth Alternative Measures of referrals, including court referrals. • Victim offender mediation They ask that they be briefed about why • Community justice forums the individual needs services to set • Mediation goals. There is no fee associated. The • Fine Option Program individual can specify which community

they would like to access services in. Alternative Measures is a voluntary

program. Youth are free to choose to take part, and they are encouraged to MEACHAM consult with a lawyer before making a ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES decision. They have the right, at any Mental Health and Addiction Services – time during the process, to ask that their Rural case be heard in Youth Court Watrous Hospital 704 4th Street East MARGO Watrous, SK, S0K 4T0 Phone: (306)946-1200 ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Intake Number: (306)365-3400 Mental Health and Addiction Services Open: 24 hours, 7 days a week Rural

Wadena Integrated Hospital Services Offered: 433 5th Street North East • Addiction services P.O. Box 10 135

• Community health There is a wait-list for counselling but it developer/rep varies month to month by community. • Mental health/holistic health They do not offer group programming or services (services may include specialized services anywhere other family support, suicide than in larger centres. The services are prevention, youth suicide voluntary and they will accept a range services, addictions, NNADAP of referrals, including court referrals. workers, mental health therapists) They ask that they be briefed about why • Therapies/counselling the individual needs services to set goals. There is no fee associated. The There is a wait-list for counselling but it individual can specify which community varies month to month by community. they would like to access services in. They do not offer group programming or specialized services anywhere other MILDEN than in larger centres. The services are ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES voluntary and they will accept a range Alcoholics Anonymous of referrals, including court referrals. See Appendix A.3 They ask that they be briefed about why

the individual needs services to set Narcotics Anonymous Groups goals. There is no fee associated. The See Appendix A.4 individual can specify which community

they would like to access services in. ALTERNATIVE MEASURES &

EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS MIDDLE LAKE Aboriginal Courtworkers Contact List ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES See Appendix A.5 Mental Health and Addiction Services- Rural MISTAWAWIS FIRST NATION Wakaw Hospital ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES 301 1st Street North Mistawasis Health Centre Box 769 P.O. Box 148 Wakaw, SK, S0K 4P0 Leask, SK, S0J 1M0 Phone: (306)233-4020 Phone: (306)466-4507 Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:30 am– Fax: (306)466-2220 4:30 pm Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:30 am–

4:30 pm; closed 12:00–1:00 pm Services Offered:

• Addiction counsellors Services Offered: • Adult, children and youth mental • Community health developer health/substance • Mental health/holistic health abuse/gambling services (services may include • Case management family support, suicide • Community mental health nurses prevention, youth suicide • Marriage and family therapist services, addictions, NNADAP • Psychiatrists workers, mental health therapists) • Psychologists

• Social workers

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Mistawasis Nêhiyawak – C.M. Ledoux • Community support services: Health Centre referrals to appropriate agencies, P.O. Box 250 case planning/intensive case Leask, SK, S0J 1M0 management for offenders Phone: (306)466-4800 • Early release programming Email: [email protected] • Reintegration • Fine options Services Offered: • Youth camps • Community Addictions • Development Prevention Program/youth Youth Justice Worker addictions counselling • Assisting clients involved within • Living Well counselling supports the criminal justice system • Focus on Families • Training, professional • Medical transportation services development & workshops • Child Family Services • Youth groups • Advocacy/referrals for services • Providing summer programming not available at the Health for the youth Centre • Fine options/community services • Communication/interagency ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & • Reports & data collection EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS Mistawasis First Nation File Hills Qu’Appelle Tribal Council P.O. Box 250 Community Justice Initiative Leask, SK, S0J 1M0 Restorative Justice Unit Services Include: Email: [email protected] • Probation: As officers of the court Phone: (306)466-4800 they supervise the court orders in our communities As of December 2019: Currently in • Youth reintegration: As a process of reestablishing Mistawasis community liaison between Nehiyawak Justice Program – see youth released from court and website for up to date information: their community resources http://www.mistawasis.ca/companies/j • Courtworker: As liaisons between ustice/. the court and the community they offer insight into the workings Services Offered: of the courts, court terminology Justice Program and give direction to clients to • Adult justice services & referrals obtain legal aid • Youth justice services & referrals • Community justice: the officers • case management supervision meet with the justice committees, and monitoring for offenders arrange justice gatherings, • Crime prevention initiatives provide circle facilitation, • Peacekeeping mediation, trainings • Community policing Services Provided • Alternative Measures: • Extrajudicial sanctions (youth and victim/offender mediation, adult) conflict/resolution, justice forum, • Community justice forums sentencing circles, healing circles • Consensus circle facilitation 137

• Court referrals mediation MONT NEBO post/pre-charge ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES • Community referrals – mediation, Ahtahkakoop Health Centre healing circles, FASD, suicide P.O. Box 64 interventions Mont Nebo, SK, S0J 1X0 • Youth reintegration to community Phone: (306)468-2747 • Youth gang prevention and Fax: (306)468-2967 intervention Second Phone: (800)807-6072 • Commissioner of Oath services Website: www.ahtahkakoop.ca • Probation services Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:30 am– • Courtworker services 4:30 pm; closed 12:00–1:00 pm

Community-Based Justice Initiatives Services Offered: • Justice Committee training • Needle exchange program • Bylaw development/referrals • Addiction services • Domestic violence initiative • Elders worker • Justice policy development • Environmental health • Section 81-84 pre-release plans officer/advisor • Indigenous law development • Medical health officer • Facilitation of community safety • Medical transport plans coordinator/clerk • Sentencing circle protocol • Mental health/holistic health development services (services may include • Anti-gang presentations family support, suicide • Cyber bullying Presentations prevention, youth suicide services, addictions, NNADAP Training Workshops workers, mental health therapists) • Proposal development • Community health • Team building workshops developer/rep • Youth peacemakers training – o Women’s Wellness Group youth mediation offered every second • Traditional mediation – level 1, 2 week and 3(Resolving Conflict o Healing circle available Constructively, Mediation Skills, when necessary or upon Leading By Example) request at (306)468-2326 • First Nation mediation based on tipi teachings, ceremonies, Cree Nations Treatment Haven healing P.O. Box 340 • Self-governance justice Canwood, SK, S0J 0K0 facilitation training Phone: (306)468-2072 • Justice Committee training Fax: (306)468-2758 • Stress management Services Offered: 35 Day In-patient Program • The goal for our 35 Day In-patient Program is to provide the best possible alcohol and drug 138

addiction treatment services to • Individuals willing to make a First Nations and non-First Nations serious commitment to complete men and women from the 8-week matrix program Saskatchewan and across • Individuals who do not require Canada from the ages of 17 and long-term in-patient treatment over, always keeping up to date • Individuals in a physician with the best practices proven supervised methadone, effective in the addictions suboxone or subutex treatment field and the latest maintenance program research study outcomes. • Individuals ordered to attend The Matrix Model Program treatment by the justice system, • Clients can enter the program at probation services, social any time services, employer, etc. • Clients may enter or leave the • Individuals experiencing co- group on an individual schedule occurring disorders can • The structure of the program and effectively make use of this topics included in the various program but may also require components are arranged to additional mental health services accommodate this open • Individuals requiring post- structure treatment aftercare services, or • Clients who have been in those who may have relapsed treatment longer serve as role • The individual/conjoint and family models to newcomers education components are Other Programs designed to be used with the • Individual/conjoint sessions client and his/her spouse, • Early Recovery Skills Group significant other or family • Relapse Prevention Group members • Family Education Group • Social Support Group Referrals • Drug & alcohol testing Referrals may be made by the courts, • AA or other spiritual or step group probation/parole services, social • Opioid Treatment Program services, family services, mental health o Methadone services, addiction programs, o Suboxone employers, etc. Clients can also apply in • Sweats, church services person by completing the required • AA meetings admission forms. • NA meetings • CoDa meetings Admissions • Sharing circles The following documents must be Who Can Use This Treatment? submitted to the Cree Nations • Individuals 15 years of age and Treatment Haven (CNTH)Matrix over individuals who have Program: completed a recent substance http://www.creenationstreatmenthaven abuse evaluation .ca/matrix-model-program.html. The • Individuals manifesting stable initial step is to set up a meeting with the psychiatric and medical case coordinator to assess whether or conditions not a person meets program criteria. If so, the case coordinator will refer them 139

to see the physician. The physician will MONTREAL LAKE CREE NATION evaluate the applicant and if ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES approved, prescribe the starting dose. Montreal Lake Health Centre - William After someone begins treatment, we Charles Health Centre expect them to enter into a form of P.O. Box 240 regular counselling. Montreal Lake, SK, S0J 1Y0

Phone: (306)663-5995 ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & Fax: (306)663-4644 EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS Second Phone: (877)933-5995 Ahtahkakoop Health Centre Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:30 am– P.O. Box 64 5:00 pm; closed 12:00–1:00 pm; closed Mont Nebo, SK, S0J 1X0 holidays. Phone: (306)468-2747 Nurse on call after hours. Fax: (306)468-2967

Second Phone: (800) 807-6072 Services Offered Website: www.ahtahkakoop.ca • Addiction services

• Brighter Futures Services Offered • Community health developer • Restorative Justice Worker • Discharge coordinators

• Medical transport Available weekdays in the Justice • Mental health/holistic health Department at (306)468-2326. services (services may include

family support, suicide Ahtahkakoop Justice Department prevention, youth suicide P.O. Box 220 services, addictions, NNADAP Shell Lake, SK, S0J 1X0 workers, mental health therapists) Phone: (306)468-3013

Fax: (306)468-2344 There is no cost associated with a

Saskatchewan health card. The wait-list Services Offered: varies. • Community Justice Program

provided by Battlefords Agency ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & Chiefs Tribal Chiefs (BATC) EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS Alternative Measures o Montreal Lake Cree Nation Program P.O. Box 210 Aboriginal Courtworker o Montreal Lake, SK, S0J 1Y0 Program Phone: (306)663-5349 Cultural o Fax: (306)663-5320 Camps/Community

Integration Program Services Offered: First Nations Youth o Prince Albert Grand Council Community Restorative and Healing Justice Program Project Alternative Measures

• The program receives pre- and

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• Provide conflict resolution Phone : (306)723-4747 opportunities Fax : (306)723-4710 Rural Alternative Measures Program Email: [email protected] • Victim/offender mediation • Family group conferencing Services Offered: File Hills Qu’Appelle • School mediation Tribal Council Community Justice • Community justice forums Initiative Restorative Justice Unit Services • Accountability hearings Include: • Probation: As officers of the court The individual is referred from the courts they supervise the court orders in or the community. There is no cost. They our communities can access services immediately. They • Youth reintegration: As a ask for a 3-month adjournment to community liaison between complete the file. youth released from court and their community resources MOOSOMIN • Courtworker: As liaisons between the court and the community ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & they offer insight into the workings EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS of the courts, court terminology and give direction to clients to P.O. Box 98 obtain legal aid Cochin, SK, S0M 0l0 • Community Justice: The Officers Phone: (306)386-2206 meet with the justice committees, Toll-free: (800)252-4977 arrange justice gatherings, Fax: (306)386-2098 provide circle facilitation,

mediation, trainings Services Offered: Services Provided • Community Justice Program • Extrajudicial sanctions (youth and provided by Battlefords Agency adult) Chiefs Tribal Chiefs (BATC) • Community justice forums Alternative Measures o • Consensus circle facilitation Program • Court referrals mediation Aboriginal Courtworker o post/pre-charge Program • Community referrals – mediation, Cultural o healing circles, FASD, suicide Camps/Community interventions Integration Program • Youth reintegration to community First Nations Youth o • Youth gang prevention and Restorative and Healing intervention Project • Commissioner of Oath services

• Probation services MUSCOWPETUNG FIRST NATION • Courtworker services ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS Community-Based Justice Initiatives • Justice Committee training Muscowpetung Saulteaux Nation • Bylaw development/referrals P.O. Box 1310 • Domestic violence initiative Fort Qu'Appelle, SK, S0G 1S0 • Justice policy development 141

• Section 81-84 pre-release plans (306)466-4951 • Indigenous law development Email: [email protected] • Facilitation of community safety plans Services Offered: • Sentencing circle protocol Muskeg Lake Cree Nation Community development Justice Program • Anti-gang presentations • Youth Alternative Measures • Cyber bullying presentations • Victim Offender Mediation • Community Justice Forums Training Workshops • Mediation • Proposal development • Fine Option Program • Team building workshops • Youth peacemakers training – Alternative Measures is a voluntary youth mediation program. Youth are free to choose to • Traditional mediation – level 1, 2 take part, and they are encouraged to and 3(Resolving Conflict consult with a lawyer before making a Constructively, Mediation Skills, decision. They have the right, at any Leading By Example) time during the process, to ask that their • First Nation mediation based on case be heard in Youth Court. tipi teachings, ceremonies, healing MUSKOWEKWAN FIRST NATION • Self-governance justice ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & facilitation training EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS • Justice Committee training Muskowekwan First Nation • Stress management P.O. Box 249 Lestock, SK, S0A 2G0 MUSKEG LAKE CREE NATION Phone: (306)274-2061 ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Fax: (306)274-2110 Muskeg Lake Cree Nation Treaty 6 Territory National Native Alcohol & Drug Abuse P.O. Box 248 Program Coordinator Marcelin, SK, S0J 1R0 • Provide counselling, intervention, (306)466-4959 prevention and to utilize all (306)466-4951 resources involved with [email protected] addictions • Email: [email protected] Services Offered: Phone: (306)216-9581 • Addictions services Services Offered via Touchwood ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & Agency Tribal Council. EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS Muskeg Lake Cree Nation Touchwood Agency Tribal Council Treaty 6 Territory Box 280 P.O. Box 248 Punnichy, SK, S0A 3C0 Marcelin, SK, S0J 1R0 Main Office Phone: (306)835-2937 (306)466-4959 Sub Office (Daystar FN) 142

Phone: (306)835-2972 . Phone: (306)835- Fax: (306)835-2395 0350

Services Offered: All information is kept confidential. One- • FNARF addictions worker on-one counselling session Monday 8:30 • Gambling treatment referrals am–4:30 pm. Please feel free to call for • Counselling services a scheduled appointment. • First Nation NNADAP workers • Individual and family counselling MOSQUITO GRIZZLY BEAR’S HEAD • Case workers FIRST NATION • Men's outreach services ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & Alcohol addiction o EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS counselling Mosquito First Nation Suicide prevention o Box 177 Court appearance o Cando, SK, S0K 0V0 support Phone: (306)937-6120 Recognize the signs & o Fax: (306)937-3678 symptoms of mental

health and substance Services Offered: abuse problems • Community Justice Program Guide men towards o provided by Battlefords Agency appropriate professional Chiefs Tribal Chiefs (BATC) help Alternative Measures Provide comfort to men o o Program experiencing mental Aboriginal Courtworker health issues o Program Provide initial help for o Cultural anxiety disorders in men o Camps/Community HOLISTIC healing/smudge o Integration Program and pray/sweat lodge First Nations Youth ceremony only if o Restorative and Healing requested by client Project Medicine wheel o teaching/mental/physical/ spiritual/emotional MOSSBANK • Residential School resource ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES workers Mossbank Health Centre o Ensuring eligible former IRS P.O. Box 322 students and their families Mossbank, SK, S0H 3G0 have access to emotional Phone: (306)354-2300 health and wellness Fax: (306)354-2819 support services, and can Mental Health & Addictions Phone: safely address emotional (877)564-0543 or (306)691-6464 health and wellness issues See website for schedule of services: related to the disclosure of https://www.fhhr.ca/Mossbank.htm childhood abuse(s) . Phone: (306)835- Services Offered: 7362 • Visiting nurse practitioner 143

For access to any of these services, Phone: (306)764-6737 please contact the central intake Toll-free: (866)564-6737 program by calling (877)564-0543 or The Muskoday Community Health (306)694-0379. Centre is open Monday through Friday, 8:00 am–12:00 noon and 1:00–4:30 pm. We are closed all statutory, civic and MUENSTER Indian Government Holidays.

ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Services Offered Humboldt Community Services – Rural • Wellness programs 515 4th Avenue • Mental Health Community Box 1930 Wellness/Living Well Program Humboldt, SK, S0K 2A0 • Community wellness worker Phone: (306)682-5333 • Community addictions programs Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:30 am– • Community awareness 4:30 pm addictions worker

• Medical Transportation Program Services Offered:

• Addiction counsellors To access services, contact the regional • Adult, children and youth mental intake line at (306)765-6550 or toll-free at health/substance (855)765-6550. There is no cost abuse/gambling associated with a Saskatchewan health • Case management card. Wait-list varies. • Community mental health nurses

• Marriage and family therapist • Psychiatrists NAICAM • Psychologists ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES • Social workers Humboldt Community Services – Rural 515 4th Avenue There is a wait-list for counselling but it Box 1930 varies month to month by community. Humboldt, SK, S0K 2A0 They do not offer group programming or Phone: (306)682-5333 specialized services anywhere other Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:30 am– than in larger centres. The services are 4:30 pm voluntary and they will accept a range of referrals, including court referrals. Services Offered: They ask that they be briefed about why • Addiction counsellors the individual needs services to set • Adult, children and youth mental goals. There is no fee associated. The health/substance individual can specify which community abuse/gambling they would like to access services in. • Case management • Community mental health nurses MUSKODAY FIRST NATION • Marriage and family therapist • Psychiatrists ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES • Psychologists Muskoday Health Centre • Social workers P.O. Box 40

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There is a wait-list for counselling but it Addiction services are based on need varies month to month by community. and the wait-list varies between 1 and 3 They do not offer group programming or weeks depending on the community. specialized services anywhere other They accept any kind of referrals, than in larger centres. The services are including court referrals. voluntary and they will accept a range of referrals, including court referrals. NEKANEET FIRST NATION They ask that they be briefed about why ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & the individual needs services to set EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS goals. There is no fee associated. The Nekaneet First Nation individual can specify which community P.O. Box 548 they would like to access services in. Maple Creek, SK, S0N 1N0

Phone: (306)662-3660 NEILBURG Fax: (306)662-4160 ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Rural Mental Health & Addiction Services Offered: File Hills Qu’Appelle Services Tribal Council Community Justice Maidstone Health Complex, 214 - 5 Initiative Avenue East Restorative Justice Unit Services Include: P.O. Box 629 • Probation: As officers of the court Maidstone, SK, S0M 1M0 they supervise the court orders in Phone: (306)893-2622 ext. 7868 our communities Fax: (306)893-4488 • Youth reintegration: As a community liaison between Services Offered: youth released from court and • Outpatient addiction services their community resources o Qualified addictions • Courtworker: As liaisons between rehabilitation counsellors the court and the community provide a whole range of they offer insight into the workings services, including of the courts, court terminology assessments, intensive one- and give direction to clients to on-one and group obtain legal aid counselling, education • Community justice: the officers and support meet with the justice committees, • Long-term residential services arrange justice gatherings, provide circle facilitation, mediation, trainings Manitou Health Centre Services Provided 105 2nd Avenue West • Extrajudicial sanctions (youth and Box 190 adult) Neilburg, SK, S0M 2C0 • Community justice forums Phone: (306)823-4262 • Consensus circle facilitation Fax: (306)823-4590 • Court referrals mediation post/pre-charge Services Offered: • Community referrals – mediation, • Addictions (visiting) healing circles, FASD, suicide • Counselling (visiting) interventions 145

• Youth reintegration to community • Youth gang prevention and ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & intervention EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS • Commissioner of Oath services Aboriginal Courtworkers Contact List • Probation services See Appendix A.5 • Courtworker services NIPAWIN Community-Based Justice Initiatives ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES • Justice Committee training Nipawin Hospital • Bylaw development/referrals 800 6th Street East • Domestic violence initiative P.O. Box 389 • Justice policy development Nipawin, SK, S0E 1E0 • Section 81-84 pre-release plans Phone: (306)862-6100 • Indigenous law development Fax: (306)862-9310 • Facilitation of community safety Intake: (306)862-9822 plans Community Wellness Coordinator • Sentencing circle protocol Phone: (306)276-7913 development • Anti-gang presentations Services Offered: • Cyber bullying presentations • Outpatient mental health services Training Workshops Therapy for victims of • o Proposal development abuse • Team building workshops Child and youth service • Youth peacemakers training – o o Behaviour management youth mediation counselling • Traditional mediation – level 1, 2 o Therapy for stress, anxiety, and 3(Resolving Conflict depression and phobias Constructively, Mediation Skills, o Psychological assessment Leading By Example) Crisis service • First Nation mediation based on o o Educational information tipi teachings, ceremonies, provided healing • Outpatient addiction services • Self-governance justice o Outpatient counselling to facilitation training individuals involved in • Justice Committee training substance abuse and • Stress management others affected by their usage NEUDORF o SGI screening ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES o Problem gambling Alcoholics Anonymous counselling See Appendix A.3 o Education and prevention programs, presentations, Narcotics Anonymous Groups workshops, etc. See Appendix A.4

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To access services, contact the central no cost associated with a intake line at (306)752-8767. There is no Saskatchewan health card. The wait-list cost associated with a Saskatchewan varies. health card. Wait-list varies. ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & NOKOMIS EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS Key First Nation Health Centre ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES P.O. Box 70 Mental Health and Addiction Services Norquay, SK, S0A 2V0 Rural Phone: (306)594-2020 Nokomis Health Centre Fax: (306)594-2545 103 2nd Avenue East

Nokomis, SK, S0G 3R0 Services Offered:

• Aboriginal Head Start Program Services Offered: • Mental health • Addiction counsellors • Addictions • Community mental health nurses • Medical transportation • Therapist

• Psychiatrists • Psychologists OCEAN MAN FIRST NATION • Social workers ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS There is a wait-list for counselling, but it Ocean Man First Nation varies month to month by community. P.O. Box 157 They do not offer group programming or Stoughton, SK, S0G 4T0 specialized services anywhere other Phone: (306)457-2679 than in larger centres. The services are Fax: (306)457-2933 voluntary, and they will accept a range of referrals, including court referrals. Yorkton Tribal Council Community They ask that they be briefed about why Justice Program and Alternative the individual needs services to set Measures Program goals. There is no fee associated. Services Offered • Alternative Measures for youths NORQUAY and adults • Crime prevention ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES • Healing and sentencing circles Norquay Health Centre • Community-based victims and Box 190 correctional services Norquay, SK, S0A 2V0

Phone: (306)594-2133 Intake: (306)786-0558 OCHAPOWACE FIRST NATION Fax: (306)594-2488 ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Ochapowace Community Health Services Offered: Services • Visiting mental health clinic P.O. Box 550 Whitewood, SK, S0J 5C0 To access services, the individual calls Phone: (306)696-3557 the intake line at (306)786-0558. There is Fax: (306)696-3446 147

Services Offered: Services Offered: File Hills Qu’Appelle • First Nation Addiction Tribal Council Community Justice Rehabilitation Foundation Initiative o The mission of FNARF is to Restorative Justice Unit Services Include: promote and maintain • Probation: As officers of the court healthy lifestyles that they supervise the court orders in enhance healthy our communities individuals, families and • Youth reintegration: As a communities. Also, to community liaison between promote well-being youth released from court and through increasing use of their community resources mental, emotional, spiritual • Courtworker: As liaisons between and physical resources, the court and the community and to provide cost- they offer insight into the workings effective, holistic of the courts, court terminology alternatives to deal with and give direction to clients to problem gambling obtain legal aid activity. • Community justice: the Officers • Medical transportation services meet with the justice committees, arrange justice gatherings, ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & provide circle facilitation, EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS mediation, trainings Ochapowace First Nation Services Provided P.O. Box 550 • Extrajudicial sanctions (youth and Whitewood, SK, S0J 5C0 adult) Phone: (306)696-2425 • Community justice forums Phone: (888)706-2427 • Consensus circle facilitation Fax: (306)696-3146 • Court referrals mediation Justice Coordinator: Betty Watson post/pre-charge Email: [email protected] • Community referrals – mediation, Phone: (306)696-2425 healing circles, FASD, suicide interventions Services Offered: • Youth reintegration to community • Alternative Measures • Youth gang prevention and • Mediation intervention • Commissioner of Oath services OKANESE FIRST NATION • Probation services • Courtworker services ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS Okanese First Nation Community-Based Justice Initiatives • P.O. Box 759 Justice Committee training • Balcarres SK, S0G 0C0 Bylaw development/referrals • Phone: (306)334-2532 Domestic violence initiative • Fax: (306)334-2545 Justice policy development • Section 81-84 pre-release plans • Indigenous law development • Facilitation of community safety plans 148

• Sentencing circle protocol ONION LAKE development ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES • Anti-gang presentations Ekweskeet Healing Lodge • Cyber bullying presentations Box 280 Onion Lake, SK, S0M 2E0 Training Workshops Phone : (306)344-2094 • Proposal development Fax : (306)344-4805 • Team-building workshops Email : verna.buffalo- • Youth peacemakers training – [email protected] youth mediation • Traditional mediation – level 1, 2 Services Offered: and 3(Resolving Conflict • In-patient addiction services Constructively, Mediation Skills, • Outpatient addiction services Leading By Example)

• First Nation mediation based on For clients aged 18 and over. Both men tipi teachings, ceremonies, and women accepted. Programs healing available include: concurrent disorders, • Self-governance justice Residential Schools, gender-based and facilitation training couples counselling. They accept clients • Justice Committee training with physical disabilities (not wheelchair • Stress management accessible), pregnant women, court referral or Corrections clients, clients on suboxone and clients taking other ONE ARROW psychoactive medications. ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES One Arrow Health Centre ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & P.O. Box 147 EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS St. Isidore de Bellevue, SK, S0K 3Y0 Onion Lake Community Justice Program Phone: (306)423-5493 Box 100 Fax: (306)423-5441 Onion Lake, SK, S0M 2E0 Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:30 am– Phone: (306)344-5283 4:30 pm Fax: (306)344-5287

Services Offered Services Offered: • Addiction services • Justice Program • Community health • Community-based sentencing developer/rep • Pre-release circles • Medical transport • Offender reintegration program coordinator/clerk • Alternative justice • Mental health/holistic health • Sexual abuse services (services may include • Suicide family support, suicide • Residential School counselling prevention, youth suicide services, addictions, NNADAP workers, mental health therapists)

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OUTLOOK participants must be over the age of 18 years. The ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES topics covered vary for Outlook and District Health Centre each office, but current 500 Semple Street information can be found Box 369 on the Envision website: Outlook, SK, S0L 2N0 www.envisioncounsellingc Phone: (306)867-5020 entre.com Fax: (306)867-5021

The counselling process begins with an Services Offered: initial intake interview. The number of • Addictions sessions clients attend depends on the • Mental health counselling nature of the problem, clients’ • Psych rehab reception to change, type of therapy • Youth outreach and many other variables. There are no • Child and youth counsellor fees for the counselling services. No

referral is necessary for retaining Some services are provided by visiting counselling services at Envision specialists and may not be offered Counselling and Support Centre. every day. Please contact the facility for Referrals for counselling may be given complete information for service by lawyers, educators, courts and/or availability. health-care professionals. Individuals

may self-refer by calling the office in OXBOW Estevan, Weyburn, Carlyle or Oxbow ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES during office hours. However, they Envision Counselling & Support Centre cannot accept mandated clients as a P.O. Box 511 result of their screening process in Estevan, SK, S4A 2A5 separation cases surrounding family Phone: (306)483-5555 violence. Fax: (306)634-4229 PAKWAW LAKE Services Offered: ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES • Counselling Shoal Lake Clinic Family o P.O. Box 55 Adult o Pakwaw Lake, SK, S0E 1G0 Teen o Phone: (306)768-3457 Children o Fax: (306)768-2950 • Workshops & groups Hours: Summer: Monday through Friday, Envision holds several o 9:00 am –4:00 pm; winter: 9:00 am–5:00 workshops and groups pm throughout the year. These

gatherings provide a safe Services Offered: environment for individuals • Discharge coordinators to come together, • Community health developer connect with one another • Medical transport coordinator and learn new skills. • Mental health/holistic health Workshops and groups are services (services may include free of charge and 150

family support, suicide ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & prevention, youth suicide EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS services, addictions, NNADAP Pasqua First Nation workers, mental health therapists) Pasqua First Nation • Wellness coordinator Fort Qu'Appelle, SK, S0G 1S0 Phone: (306)332-3763 ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & Toll-free: (800)518-1561 EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS Shoal Lake Cree Nation Services Offered: File Hills Qu’Appelle P.O. Box 51 Tribal Council Community Justice Pakwaw Lake, SK, S0E 1G0 Initiative Phone: (306)768-3551 Restorative Justice Unit Services Include: Fax: (306)768-3486 • Probation: As officers of the court they supervise the court orders in Services Offered: our communities Prince Albert Grand Council Community • Youth reintegration: As a Justice Program community liaison between • Rural Alternative Measures youth released from court and • Urban Alternative Measures their community resources • Saskatchewan Aboriginal • Courtworker: As liaisons between Courtworker Program the court and the community • Crime prevention they offer insight into the workings of the courts, court terminology The individual is referred from the courts and give direction to clients to or the community. There is no cost. They obtain legal aid can access services immediately. They • Community justice: the Officers ask for a 3-month adjournment to meet with the justice committees, complete the file. arrange justice gatherings, provide circle facilitation, PASQUA FIRST NATION mediation, trainings Services Provided ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES • Extrajudicial sanctions (youth and Pasqua First Nation adult) Circle of Care Health Centre • Community justice forums Pasqua First Nation • Consensus circle facilitation Fort Qu'Appelle, SK, S0G 1S0 • Court referrals mediation Phone : (306)332-3763 post/pre-charge Toll-free: (800)518-1561 • Community referrals – mediation,

healing circles, FASD, suicide Services Offered: interventions • Support groups • Youth reintegration to community • AA meetings • Youth gang prevention and • Elders meetings intervention • Medical transportation • Commissioner of Oath services • NNADAP coordinator offers • Probation services individual counselling and referral • Courtworker services services to drug/alcohol Community-Based Justice Initiatives treatment programs • Justice committee training 151

• Bylaw development/referrals Paradise Hill Health Centre • Domestic violence initiative 1st Avenue • Justice policy development P.O. Box 179 • Section 81-84 pre-release plans Paradise Hill, SK, S0M 2G0 • Indigenous law development Phone: (306)344-2255 • Facilitation of community safety Addictions: Kerry Robb (306)893-2622 plans ext. 57868 • Sentencing circle protocol Fax: (306)344-2277 development • Anti-gang presentations Services Offered: • Cyber bullying presentations • Addictions (visiting basis)

Training Workshops Addiction services are based on need and the wait-list varies between 1 and 3 • Proposal development weeks depending on the community. • Team-building workshops They accept any kind of referrals, • Youth peacemakers training – including court referrals. youth mediation • Traditional mediation – level 1, 2 PATUANAK and 3(Resolving Conflict ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Constructively, Mediation Skills, English River Health Services Leading By Example) P.O. Box 60 • First Nation mediation based on Patuanak, SK, S0M 2H0 tipi teachings, ceremonies, Phone: (306)396-2072 healing Fax: (306)396-2177 • Self-governance justice Website: www.mltc.ca facilitation training Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:30 am– • Justice Committee training 4:30 pm; closed at noon, weekends and • Stress management holidays

PARADISE HILL Services Offered: ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES • Addiction services Rural Mental Health & Addiction • Community health developer Services • Mental health/holistic health Maidstone Health Complex services (services may include 214 5th Avenue East family support, suicide P.O. Box 629 prevention, youth suicide Maidstone, SK, S0M 1M0 services, addictions, NNADAP Phone: (306)893-2622 ext. 7868 workers, mental health therapists) Fax: (306)893-4488 To access services, contact the intake Services Offered: line at (306)288-4800 or toll-free at • Outpatient addiction services (866)848-8022. There is no cost with a Saskatchewan health card. Wait-list varies. They accept a variety of referrals, including self-referral and court referrals.

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PAYNTON Services Provided • Extrajudicial sanctions (youth and ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES adult) Alcoholics Anonymous • Community justice forums See Appendix A.3 • Consensus circle facilitation Narcotics Anonymous Groups • Court referrals mediation See Appendix A.4 post/pre-charge

• Community referrals – mediation, ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & healing circles, FASD, suicide EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS interventions Aboriginal Courtworkers Contact List • Youth reintegration to community See Appendix A.5 • Youth gang prevention and

intervention PEEPEEKISIS • Commissioner of Oath services ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & • Probation services EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS • Courtworker services Peepeekisis First Nation Township 22 Road Community-Based Justice Initiatives P.O. Box 518 • Justice Committee training Balcarres, SK, S0G 0C0 • Bylaw development/referrals Phone: (306)334-2573 • Domestic violence initiative Fax: (306)334-2280 • Justice policy development • Section 81-84 pre-release plans Services Offered: File Hills Qu’Appelle • Indigenous law development Tribal Council Community Justice • Facilitation of community safety Initiative plans Restorative Justice Unit Services Include: • Sentencing circle protocol • Probation: As officers of the court development they supervise the court orders in • Anti-gang presentations our communities • Cyber bullying presentations • Youth reintegration: As a community liaison between Training Workshops youth released from court and • Proposal development their community resources • Team-building workshops • Courtworker: As liaisons between • Youth peacemakers training – the court and the community youth mediation they offer insight into the workings • Traditional mediation – level 1, 2 of the courts, court terminology and 3(Resolving Conflict and give direction to clients to Constructively, Mediation Skills, obtain legal aid Leading By Example) • Community justice: the Officers • First Nation mediation based on meet with the justice committees, tipi teachings, ceremonies, arrange justice gatherings, healing provide circle facilitation, • Self-governance justice mediation, trainings facilitation training • Justice Committee training • Stress management

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PELICAN NARROWS o Community justice forums Accountability hearings ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES o Sentencing circles Angelique Canada Health Centre o • Aboriginal Courtworker Program P.O. Box 380

Pelican Narrows, SK, S0J 0E0 The individual is referred from the courts Phone: (306)632-2046 or the community. There is no cost. They Fax: (306)632-4502 can access services immediately. They Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:30 am– ask for a 3-month adjournment to 9:00 pm; closed 12:00–1:00 pm and complete the file. 5:00–6:00 pm; closed holidays;

Emergency after hours PETER BALLANTYNE CREE NATION Services Offered ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & • Addiction services EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS • Admitting clerks Peter Ballantyne Cree Nation • Discharge coordinators Pelican Narrows, SK, S0P 0E0 • Mental health/holistic health Phone: (306)632-2125 services (services may include Fax: (306)632-2275 family support, suicide prevention, youth suicide Services Offered: services, addictions, NNADAP Prince Albert Grand Council Community workers, mental health therapists) Justice Program • Alternative Measures o The program receives pre- ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & and post-charge referrals EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS from RCMP, schools and in Peter Ballantyne Cree Nation some instances from the Pelican Narrows, SK, S0P 0E0 presiding judge Phone: (306)632-2125 o Provide conflict-resolution Fax: (306)632-2275 opportunities • Rural Alternative Measures Services Offered: Program Prince Albert Grand Council Community o Victim/offender mediation Justice Program o Family group conferencing • Alternative Measures o School mediation o The program receives pre- o Community justice forums and post-charge referrals o Accountability hearings from RCMP, schools and in o Sentencing circles some instances from the • Aboriginal Courtworker Program presiding judge o Provide conflict-resolution The individual is referred from the courts opportunities or the community. There is no cost. They • Rural Alternative Measures can access services immediately. They Program ask for a 3-month adjournment to o Victim/offender mediation complete the file. o Family group conferencing o School mediation 154

PIAPOT FIRST NATION Community-Based Justice Initiatives • Justice Committee training ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & • Bylaw development/referrals EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS • Domestic violence initiative Piapot First Nation • Justice policy development General Delivery • Section 81-84 pre-release plans Zehner, SK, S0G 5K0 • Indigenous law development Phone: (306)781-4848 • Facilitation of community safety Fax: (306)781-4853 plans

• Sentencing circle protocol Services Offered: File Hills Qu’Appelle development Tribal Council Community Justice • Anti-gang presentations Initiative • Cyber bullying presentations Restorative Justice Unit Services Include: • Probation: As officers of the court they supervise the court orders in Training Workshops • our communities Proposal development • Team-building workshops • Youth reintegration: As a • community liaison between Youth peacemakers training – youth released from court and youth mediation • their community resources Traditional mediation – level 1, 2 and 3(Resolving Conflict • Courtworker: As liaisons between Constructively, Mediation Skills, the court and the community Leading By Example) they offer insight into the workings • of the courts, court terminology First Nation mediation based on and give direction to clients to tipi teachings, ceremonies, obtain legal aid healing • Self-governance justice • Community justice: the Officers meet with the justice committees, facilitation training • arrange justice gatherings, Justice Committee training • provide circle facilitation, Stress management mediation, trainings Services Provided PIERCELAND • Extrajudicial sanctions (youth and ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES adult) Pierceland Clinic • Community justice forums 173 1st Street West • Consensus circle facilitation For appointments, call (306)236-1580 • Court referrals mediation Fax: (306)236-1400 post/pre-charge • Community referrals – mediation, Services Offered: healing circles, FASD, suicide interventions Addictions services – Twyla Corrigal • Youth reintegration to community • By appointment on Mondays (as • Youth gang prevention and needed); no referral needed intervention • Counselling for alcohol, drugs & • Commissioner of Oath services gambling and for families of • Probation services those affected • Courtworker services 155

• Screenings for the SGI Safe The individual calls and asks to speak Driving Program with an intake worker who will set up an Adult mental health counselling – Kathy appointment. There is a wait-list but it Decelle varies. There is no cost with a • By appointment on Wednesdays Saskatchewan health card. (as needed); no referral needed • Services for individuals, couples PIKE LAKE and families dealing with ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES depression, grief, anger, suicidal Alcoholics Anonymous behaviour, trauma, addictions, See Appendix A.3 relationships, medical issues,

adjusting to new circumstances Narcotics Anonymous Groups and self-awareness See Appendix A.4 Child and youth services – Brad Mulhall

• By appointment on Wednesdays ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & (can accommodate other days EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS as needed); no referral needed Aboriginal Courtworkers Contact List • Counselling for mood difficulties; See Appendix A.5 grief/loss including parental

separation; disruptive behaviours including ADHD, aggression, PILGER oppositional-defiant behaviours; ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES addictions, anxiety, learning Humboldt Community Services- Rural disabilities; and trauma 515 4th Avenue • No referral needed; services are Box 1930 arranged if the client (including Humboldt, SK, S0K 2A0 parents of a child) confirms Phone: (306)682-5333 interest Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:30 am– 4:30 pm Big Island Lake Health Centre P.O. Box 508 Services Offered: Pierceland, SK, S0M 2K0 • Addiction counsellors Phone: (306)839-2330 • Adult, children, and youth mental Fax: (306)839-4556 health/substance Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:30 am– abuse/gambling 4:30 pm; closed 12:00–1:00 pm and • Case management holidays • Community mental health nurses • Marriage and family therapist Services Offered: • Psychiatrists • Addiction services • Psychologists • Community health developer/ • Social workers rep • Mental health/holistic health There is a wait-list for counselling but it services (services may include varies month to month by community. family support, suicide They do not offer group programming or prevention, youth suicide specialized services anywhere other services, addictions, NNADAP than in larger centres. The services are workers, mental health therapists) voluntary and they will accept a range 156

of referrals, including court referrals. PLUNKETT They ask that they be briefed about why ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES the individual needs services to set Humboldt Community Services- Rural goals. There is no fee associated. The 515 4th Avenue individual can specify which community Box 1930 they would like to access services in. Humboldt, SK, S0K 2A0

Phone: (306)682-5333 PILOT BUTTE Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:30 am– ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES 4:30 pm Alcoholics Anonymous See Appendix A.3 Services Offered: • Addiction counsellors Narcotics Anonymous Groups • Adult, children and youth mental See Appendix A.4 health/substance abuse/gambling ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & • Case management EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS • Community mental health nurses Aboriginal Courtworkers Contact List • Marriage and family therapist See Appendix A.5 • Psychiatrists • Psychologists • Social workers PINEHOUSE There is a wait-list for counselling but it ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES varies month to month by community. Pinehouse Health Centre They do not offer group programming or P.O. Box 70 specialized services anywhere other Pinehouse, SK, S0J 2B0 than in larger centres. The services are Phone: (306)884-5670 voluntary and they will accept a range Fax: (306)884-5699 of referrals, including court referrals. Website: www.mcrrha.Sk.ca They ask that they be briefed about why Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:00 am– the individual needs services to set 5:00 pm; closed at noon, weekends and goals. There is no fee associated. The holidays individual can specify which community

they would like to access services in. Services Offered:

• Addiction services • Community health developer PONTEIX • Mental health/holistic services ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES (services may include family Ponteix Health Centre support, suicide prevention, 428 2nd Avenue youth suicide services, P.O. Box 600 addictions, NNADAP workers, Ponteix, SK, S0N 1Z0 mental health therapists) Phone: (306)625-3382 Fax: (306)778-5408 To access services contact (306)425- Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:00 am– 2422. There is no cost associated with a 4:00 pm Saskatchewan health card. The wait-list All services to be scheduled by varies. appointment: Phone: (306)625-3382 157

Services Offered: POUNDMAKER FIRST NATION • Addictions ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & • Child & youth counsellor EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS • Mental health services Poundmaker First Nation

P.O. Box 220 To access services, you may also Paynton, SK, S0M 2J0 contact the intake line at (877)329-0005. Phone: (306)398-4971 There is no cost associated with a Fax: (306)398-2522 Saskatchewan health card. Wait-list

varies. Battlefords/Lloydminster Adult

Alternative Measures Program PORCUPINE PLAIN Services Offered: ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES • Alternative Measures Program Porcupine Carragana Hospital • Aboriginal Courtworker Program Windsor Avenue • Cultural Camps/Community Box 70 Integration Program Porcupine Plain, SK, S0E 1H0 • First Nations Youth Restorative Phone: (306)278-6262 and Healing Project Fax: (306)278-3088 Addictions Services: Hudson PREECEVILLE Bay/Porcupine Plain: (306)865-4211 ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Mental Health Services: Hudson Preeceville & District Health Centre Bay/Porcupine Plain: (306)865-5646 712 7th Street North East Mental Health Central Intake services Preeceville, SK, S0A 3B0 may be accessed by telephone at Phone: (306)547-2102 (306)752-8767 Fax: (306)547-2223

Intake: (306)786-0558 Services Offered:

• Outpatient rehabilitation services, Services Offered: long-term care • Consulting services (mental health • Therapy for victims of abuse and addictions services) • Child and youth service

• Behaviour management There is no cost associated with a counselling Saskatchewan health card. The wait-list • Therapy for stress, anxiety, varies. depression, phobia

• Psychological assessment • Crisis service PRUD’HOMME • Education information provided ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Mental Health and Addiction Services – To access services, contact the central Rural intake line at (306)752-8767. There is no Wakaw Hospital cost associated with a Saskatchewan 301 1st Street North health card. Wait-list varies. Box 769 Wakaw, SK, S0K 4P0 Phone: (306)233-4020

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Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:30 am– Touchwood Agency Tribal Council 4:30 pm Box 280 Punnichy, SK, S0A 3C0 Services Offered: Main Office Phone: (306)835-2937 • Addiction counsellors Sub Office (Daystar FN) • Adult, children and youth mental Phone: (306)835-2972 health/substance Fax: (306)835-2395 abuse/gambling • Case management Services Offered: • Community mental health nurses • FNARF addictions worker • Marriage and family therapist • Gambling treatment referrals • Psychiatrists • Counselling services • Psychologists • First Nation NNADAP workers • Social workers • Individual and family counselling • Case workers There is a wait-list for counselling but it • Men's outreach services varies month to month by community. o Alcohol addiction They do not offer group programming or counselling specialized services anywhere other o Suicide prevention than in larger centres. The services are o Court appearance voluntary and they will accept a range support of referrals, including court referrals. o Recognize the signs & They ask that they be briefed about why symptoms of mental the individual needs services to set health and substance goals. There is no fee associated. The abuse problems individual can specify which community o Guide men towards they would like to access services in. appropriate professional help PUNNICHY o Provide comfort to men experiencing mental help ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & Provide comfort to men EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS o providing mental health Day Star First Nation issues P.O. Box 277 Provide initial help for Punnichy, SK, S0A 3C0 o anxiety disorders in men Phone: (306)835-2834 HOLISTIC healing/smudge Fax: (306)835-2724 o and pray/sweat lodge

ceremony only if George Gordon First Nation requested by client P.O. Box 248 Medicine wheel Punnichy, SK, S0A 3C0 o teaching/mental/physical/ Phone: (306)835-2232 spiritual/emotional Fax: (306)835-2036 • Residential School resource

workers Services offered via Touchwood Agency Ensuring eligible former IRS Tribal Council o students and their families

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support services, and can QUILL LAKE safely address emotional ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES health and wellness issues Mental Health and Addiction Services related to the disclosure of Rural childhood abuse(s) Wadena Integrated Hospital . Phone: (306)835- 433 5th Street NE 7362 P.O. Box 10 . Phone: (306)835- Wadena, SK, S0A 4J0 0350 Phone: (306)338-3308

Mental Health: Phone: (306)365-3400 All information is kept confidential. One- Addictions: Phone: (306)682-5333 on-one counselling session Monday 8:30 Early Childhood Mental Health Referral am–4:30 pm. Please feel free to call for Services: (306)338-9950 a scheduled appointment.

Services Offered: ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & • Programs for women EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS • Programs for men Touchwood Agency Tribal Council • LGBTQ programs Box 280 Punnichy, SK, S0A 3C0 • Adolescence programs Main Office Phone: (306)835-2937 • Outpatient and individualized Sub Office (Daystar FN) treatment options Phone: (306)835-2972 • Family therapy Fax: (306)835-2395 • Alcoholism Justice Coordinator Phone: (306)835- • Mental health and substance 7723 abuse Community Justice Development • Group therapy Officer Phone: (306)450-6697 • Individual therapy

Services Offered: There is a wait-list for counselling but it • Mediation and diversion varies month to month by community. • Youth programming They do not offer group programming or • Sentencing circles specialized services anywhere other • Talking/justice circles than in larger centres. The services are • Crime prevention voluntary and they will accept a range • Early judicial sanction and re- of referrals, including court referrals. integration programs They ask that they be briefed about why • Workshops the individual needs services to set • S.81. initiatives goals. There is no fee associated. The • Police management boards individual can specify which community • Justice committees they would like to access services in. training/development

• Alternative Measures Program • Cadet Corps Program RABBIT LAKE ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Alcoholics Anonymous See Appendix A.3

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Narcotics Anonymous Groups • Justice committees See Appendix A.4 training/development • Alternative Measures Program ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & • Cadet Corps Program EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS Aboriginal Courtworkers Contact List COUNSELLING & PROGRAMMING See Appendix A.5 Raymore Community Health and Social Centre RADISSON 806 2nd Avenue Box 134 ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Raymore, SK, S0A 3J0 Alcoholics Anonymous Phone: (306)746-2231 See Appendix A.3 Fax: (306)746-4639

Narcotics Anonymous Groups Services Offered: See Appendix A.4 • Alcohol and drug counsellor

ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & Touchwood Agency Tribal Council EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS Box 280 Aboriginal Courtworkers Contact List Punnichy, SK, S0A 3C0 See Appendix A.5 Main Office Phone: (306)835-2937

Sub Office (Daystar FN) RAYMORE Phone: (306)835-2972 ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & Fax: (306)835-2395 EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS Touchwood Agency Tribal Council Services Offered: Box 280 • FNARF addictions worker Punnichy, SK, S0A 3C0 • Gambling treatment referrals Main Office Phone: (306)835-2937 • Counselling services Sub Office (Daystar FN) • First Nation NNADAP workers Phone: (306)835-2972 • Individual and family counselling Fax: (306)835-2395 • Case workers Justice Coordinator Phone: (306)835- • Men's outreach services 7723 o Alcohol addiction Community Justice Development counselling Officer Phone: (306)450-6697 o Suicide prevention

o Court appearance Services Offered: support • Mediation and diversion o Recognize the signs & • Youth programming symptoms of mental • Sentencing circles health and substance • Talking/justice circles abuse problems • Crime prevention o Guide men towards • Early judicial sanction and re- appropriate professional integration programs help • Workshops o Provide comfort to men • S.81. initiatives experiencing mental help • Police management boards 161

o Provide comfort to men Services Offered: providing mental health • Addiction services issues • Community health o Provide initial help for developer/rep anxiety disorders in men • Discharge coordinators o HOLISTIC healing/smudge • Medical transport and pray/sweat lodge coordinator/clerk ceremony only if • Mental health/holistic health requested by client services (services may include o Medicine wheel family support, suicide teaching/mental/physical/ prevention, youth suicide spiritual/emotional services, addictions, NNADAP • Residential School resource workers, mental health therapists) workers o Ensuring eligible former IRS To access services, contact the central students and their families intake line at (306)752-8767. There is no have access to emotional cost associated with a Saskatchewan health and wellness health card. Wait-list varies. support services, and can safely address emotional ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & health and wellness issues EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS related to the disclosure of childhood abuse(s) P.O. Box 109 . Phone: (306)835- Red Earth, SK, S0E 1K0 7362 Phone: (306)768-3640; (306)768-3612 . Phone: (306)835- Fax: (306)768-3440 0350 Services Offered: All information is kept confidential. One- • Prince Albert Grand Council on-one counselling session Monday 8:30 Community Justice Program am–4:30 pm. Please feel free to call for o Rural Alternative Measures a scheduled appointment. o Urban Alternative Measures RED EARTH o Saskatchewan Aboriginal Courtworker Program ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Crime prevention Red Earth Health Centre o

P.O. Box 106 Red Earth, SK, S0J 1K0 RED PHEASANT FIRST NATION Phone: (306)768-3617 ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & Fax: (306)768-3344 EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS Hours: Monday through Friday, 9:00 am– Red Pheasant First Nation 4:00 pm; summer hours: 8:30 am–4:30 P.O. Box 70 pm Cando, SK, S0K 0V0 Phone: (306)446- 1400 Fax: (306)446-1308

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Services Offered: ROCANVILLE • Community Justice Program ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES provided by Battlefords Agency Alcoholics Anonymous Chiefs Tribal Chiefs (BATC) See Appendix A.3 Alternative Measures o Program Narcotics Anonymous Groups Aboriginal Courtworker o See Appendix A.4 Program

Cultural o ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & Camps/Community EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS Integration Program Aboriginal Courtworkers Contact List First Nations Youth o See Appendix A.5 Restorative and Healing

Project ROCKGLEN REDVERS ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Grasslands Health Centre ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Rockglen, SK, S0H 3R0 Alcoholics Anonymous Phone: (306)476-2030 See Appendix A.3 Fax: (306)476-2534

See website for calendar of services Narcotics Anonymous Groups and the up to date schedule of services: See Appendix A.4 https://www.fhhr.ca/Documents/Rockgl

en-December2019_000.pdf ALTERNATIVE MEASURES &

EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS Services Offered: Aboriginal Courtworkers Contact List • Mental health counselling See Appendix A.5 • Addiction services

For access to any of these services, REGINA BEACH please contact the central intake ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES program by calling (877)564-0543 or Alcoholics Anonymous (306)694-0379. See Appendix A.3 ROSETOWN Narcotics Anonymous Groups ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES See Appendix A.4 Rosetown and District Health Centre

409 Highway 4 North ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & Box 850 EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS Rosetown, SK, S0L 2V0 Aboriginal Courtworkers Contact List Phone: (306)882.2672 See Appendix A.5

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• Mental health counselling

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There is no cost associated with a ROSTHERN Saskatchewan health card. Wait-list ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES varies. Mental Health and Addiction Services –

Rural COUNSELLING & PROGRAMMING Rosthern Community Services West Central Crisis and Family Support 2014 6th Street Centre- Travelling Clinic Box 216 116 1st Avenue West Rosthern, SK, S0K 3R0 Box 2235 Intake: (306)232-6001 Kindersley, SK, S0L 1S0 Services Offered: Phone: (306)463-6655 • Addiction counsellors After Hours Phone: (306)463-1860 • Community mental health nurses Fax: (306)463-6410 • Marriage and family therapist 24hr Support Line: (306)933-6200 • Psychiatrists Office Hours: Monday through Friday, • Psychologists 9:00 am–5:00 pm (closed for lunch) • Social workers

• Case management Services Offered: • Mental health promotion and • Counselling and support services education services Individual counselling o • Family counselling Marital counselling o • Individual, family, and group Crisis counselling o counselling/therapy Short-term counselling o • Community development Family counselling o • Community collaboration Youth counselling o • Referrals to other Suicide prevention o services/agencies Anger management o Budget counselling o There is a wait-list for counselling, but it • Victim services varies month to month by community. Domestic violence o They do not offer group programming or response specialized services anywhere other Traumatic events o than in larger centres. The services are response voluntary, and they will accept a range Sexual assault victim o of referrals, including court referrals. support They ask that they be briefed about why Safety planning o the individual needs services to set Critical stress o goals. There is no fee associated. management

Provides free counselling, information SAINT LOUIS and referrals related to loss, pension, ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES income assistance, food, financial Alcoholics Anonymous assistance. See Appendix A.3

Narcotics Anonymous Groups See Appendix A.4

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Aboriginal Courtworkers Contact List Saskatchewan health card. The wait-list See Appendix A.5 varies.

SAKIMAY FIRST NATION Sandy Bay Outpatient Centre – Addiction Services (adjacent to the ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & Health Centre) EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS P.O. Box 40 Sakimay First Nation Sandy Bay, SK, S0J 0G0 P.O. Box 339 Phone: (306)754-5424 Grenfell, SK, S0G 0R0 Fax: (306)754-2048 Phone: (306)697-2831 Second Phone: (306)754-5400 Fax: (306)697-3565 Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:00 am–

5:00 pm; closed 12:00–1:00 pm Yorkton Tribal Council Community

Justice Program and Alternative Services Offered: Measures Program • Addiction services Services Offered • Mental health/holistic health • Alternative Measures for youths services (services may include and adults family support, suicide • Crime prevention prevention, youth suicide • Healing and sentencing circles services, addictions, NNADAP • Community-based victims and workers, mental health therapists) correctional services

To access services contact (306)425- SANDY BAY 2422. There is no cost associated with a ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Saskatchewan health card. The wait-list Sandy Bay Health Centre varies. Hill Street P.O. Box 210 ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & Sandy Bay, SK, S0P 0G0 EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS Phone: (306)754-5400 Sandy Bay Community Justice Program Fax: (306)754-5429 Sandy Bay Community Resource Centre Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:00 am– Hay Meadow Avenue 5:00 pm; closed 12:00–1:00 pm Sandy Bay, SK, S0P 0G0 Phone: (306)754-2029 Services Offered • Addictions services Services Offered: • Community health developer • Alternative Measures & • Medical transport coordinator extrajudicial sanctions • Mental health/holistic health • Adults and youth services (services may include • Referrals family support, suicide • Victim-offender mediation prevention, youth suicide • Peer mediation services, addictions, NNADAP • Family group conferencing workers, mental health therapists) • Healing and sentencing circles

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SEMANS alcohol, drugs and gambling ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Screening and assessment Mental Health and Addiction Services o for users, abusers and Rural addicts and affected Nokomis Health Centre family and friends 103 2nd Avenue East Couples and parents Nokomis, SK, S0G 3R0 o programming

Information sessions Services Offered: o Recovery planning • Addiction counsellors o Counselling individuals • Community mental health nurses o and their families • Therapist Relapse education • Psychiatrists o Community education • Psychologists o and development • Social workers Consultation o Safe Driving Program There is a wait-list for counselling, but it o Rural clinics varies month to month by community. o Child & youth counsellor They do not offer group programming or o • Outpatient mental health specialized services anywhere other services: than in larger centres. The services are Individual, couple, family voluntary, and they will accept a range o and group counselling of referrals, including court referrals. Psychiatric assessments They ask that they be briefed about why o and treatment the individual needs services to set Rural clinics goals. There is no fee associated. o Public education o Consultation SHAUNAVON o o Critical incident stress ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES management Shaunavon Hospital and Care Centre 660 4th Street East To access services, contact the intake P.O. Box 789 line at (877)329-0005. There is no cost Shaunavon, SK, S0N 2M0 associated with a Saskatchewan health Phone: (306)297-2644 card. Wait-list varies Phone: (306)778-5280 Fax: (306)778-5408 SHELLBROOK Hospital Hours: 24 hours a day, 7 days a ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES week Shellbrook Hospital Clinic Hours: 8:00 am–8:00 pm, 7 days a 211 2nd Avenue West week; appointments: call (306)297-1940 P.O. Box 70

Shellbrook, SK, S0J 2E0 • Counselling: Phone: (306)747-4275 Offers support and o Fax: (306)747-3004 counselling to adults (18 Hours: emergency open 24 hours, 7 days years and older) and a week youth (17 years and

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Services Offered: Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:30 am– • Addictions services 4:30 pm; closed 12:00–1:00 pm • Medical transportation • Mental health therapies Services Offered: • Social worker programs • Needle exchange program • Addiction services There is no cost associated with a • Community health Saskatchewan health card. Wait-list developer/rep varies. • Elder's worker • Environmental health ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & officer/advisor EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS • Medical health officer Sturgeon Lake Cree Nation • Medical transport 740 White Buffalo Lane coordinator/clerk Sturgeon Lake First Nation, SK, S0J 2E1 • Mental health/holistic health Business Line: (306)764-1872 services (services may include Fax: (306)764-1877 family support, suicide Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:30 am– prevention, youth suicide 12:00 pm, 1:00–5:00 pm services, addictions, NNADAP Summer Office Hours: Monday through workers, mental health therapists) Friday, 8:00 am–12:00 pm, 1:00–4:30 pm • Community health developer/rep Services Offered: • Women’s Wellness Group offered Prince Albert Grand Council Community every second week Justice Program • Healing circle available when • Rural Alternative Measures necessary or upon request at • Urban Alternative Measures (306)468-2326 • Saskatchewan Aboriginal courtworker program Cree Nations Treatment Haven • Crime prevention P.O. Box 340 Canwood, SK, S0J 0K0 The individual is referred from the courts Phone: (306)468-2072 or the community. There is no cost. They Fax: (306)468-2758 can access services immediately. They ask for a 3-month adjournment to Services Offered: complete the file. 35 Day In-patient Program • The goal for our 35 Day In-patient SHELL LAKE Program is to provide the best possible alcohol and drug ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES addiction treatment services to Ahtahkakoop Health Centre First Nations and non-First Nations P.O. Box 64 men and women from Mont Nebo, SK, S0J 1X0 Saskatchewan and across Phone: (306)468-2747 Canada from the ages of 17 and Fax: (306)468-2967 over, always keeping up to date Second Phone: (800)807-6072 with the best practices proven Website: www.ahtahkakoop.ca effective in the addictions 167

treatment field and the latest suboxone or subutex research study outcomes. maintenance program The Matrix Model Program • Individuals ordered to attend • Clients can enter the program at treatment by the justice system, any time probation services, social • Clients may enter or leave the services, employer, etc. group on an individual schedule • Individuals experiencing co- • The structure of the program and occurring disorders can topics included in the various effectively make use of this components are program but may also require • Arranged to accommodate this additional mental health services open structure • Individuals requiring post- • Clients who have been in treatment aftercare services, or treatment longer serve as role those who may have relapsed models to newcomers • The individual/conjoint and family Other programs education components are • Individual/conjoint sessions designed to be used with the • Early Recovery Skills Group client and his/her spouse, • Relapse Prevention Group significant other or family • Family Education Group members • Social Support Group • Drug & alcohol testing Referrals • AA or other spiritual or step Referrals may be made by the courts, groups probation/parole services, social • Opioid Treatment Program services, family services, mental health o Methadone services, addiction programs, o Suboxone employers, etc. Clients can also apply in • Sweats, church services person by completing the required • AA meetings admission forms. • NA meetings • CoDa meetings Admissions • Sharing circles The following documents must be Who can use this treatment? submitted to the Cree Nations • Individuals 15 years of age and Treatment Haven (CNTH)Matrix over individuals who have Program: completed a recent substance http://www.creenationstreatmenthaven abuse evaluation .ca/matrix-model-program.html. The • Individuals manifesting stable initial step is to set up a meeting with the psychiatric and medical case coordinator to assess whether or conditions not a person meets program criteria. If • Individuals willing to make a so, the case coordinator will refer them serious commitment to complete to see the physician. The physician will the 8-week Matrix Program evaluate the applicant and if • Individuals who do not require approved, prescribe the starting dose. long-term in-patient treatment After someone begins treatment, we • Individuals in a physician expect them to enter a form of regular supervised methadone, counselling.

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ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & • First Nations Youth Restorative EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS and Healing Project Ahtahkakoop Justice Department P.O. Box 220 COUNSELLING & PROGRAMMING Shell Lake, SK, S0J 1X0 Cree Nations Treatment Haven Phone: (306)468-3013 P.O. Box 340 Canwood, Fax: (306)468-2344 Saskatchewan S0J 0K0 Phone: (306)468-2072 Services Offered: Fax: (306)468-2758 • Ahtahkakoop First Nation Community Justice Program Services Offered: o The Justice Team provides 35 Day In-patient Program just and humane response • The goal for our 35 Day In-patient to crime and its causes by Program is to provide the best providing for the effective possible alcohol and drug integration into the addiction treatment services to community of those in First Nations and non-First Nations conflict of the law. Will also men and women from provide services to those in Saskatchewan and across contact with, or affected Canada from the ages of by the criminal justice seventeen 17 and over, always system, and promote keeping up to date with the best changes in the law and practices proven effective in the the administration of addictions treatment field and justice which will lead to the latest research study more humane and outcomes. effective treatment of our The Matrix Model Program members. The justice • Clients can enter the program at program will also promote any time awareness of the problems • Clients may enter or leave the and involvements in the group on an individual schedule delivery of management • The structure of the program and of justice-related topics included in the various programs. The Justice components are Team will promote and • Arranged to accommodate this ensure of fair and humane open structure treatment of its • Clients who have been in incarcerated persons and treatment longer serve as role will work to ensure that all models to newcomers forms of detention and Other programs imprisonment comply with • Individual/conjoint sessions legal and human rights • Early Recovery Skills Group standards. • Relapse Prevention Group • Alternative Measures Program • Family Education Group • Aboriginal Courtworker Program • Social Support Group • Cultural Camps/Community • Drug & alcohol testing Integration Program • AA or other spiritual or step group • Opioid Treatment Program 169

o Methadone employers, etc. Clients can also apply in o Suboxone person by completing the required • Sweats, church services admission forms. • AA meetings • NA meetings Admissions • CoDa meetings The following documents must be • Sharing circles submitted to the Cree Nations Who can use this treatment? Treatment Haven (CNTH)Matrix • Individuals 15 years of age and Program: over individuals who have http://www.creenationstreatmenthaven completed a recent substance .ca/matrix-model-program.html. The abuse evaluation initial step is to set up a meeting with the • Individuals manifesting stable case coordinator to assess whether or psychiatric and medical not a person meets program criteria. If conditions so, the case coordinator will refer them • Individuals willing to make a to see the physician. The physician will serious commitment to complete evaluate the applicant and if the 8-week matrix program approved, prescribe the starting dose. • Individuals who do not require After someone begins treatment, we long-term in-patient treatment expect them to enter a form of regular • Individuals in a physician counselling. supervised methadone, suboxone or subutex SHOAL LAKE CREE NATION maintenance program ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES • Individuals ordered to attend Shoal Lake Health Centre treatment by the justice system, P.O. Box 55 probation services, social Shoal Lake, SK, S0E 1G0 services, employer, etc. Phone: (306)768-3457 • Individuals experiencing co- Fax: (306)768-2950 occurring disorders can Hours: Monday through Friday, 9:00 am– effectively make use of this 4:00 pm; summer hours: 9:00 am–5:00 program but may also require pm additional mental health services

• Individuals requiring post- Services Offered: treatment aftercare services, or • Community health those who may have relapsed developer/rep • The individual/conjoint and family • Discharge coordinators education components are • Medical transport designed to be used with the coordinator/clerk client and his/her spouse, • Mental health/holistic health significant other or family services (services may include members family support, suicide

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SINTALUTA • Courtworker services Community-Based Justice Initiatives ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & • Justice Committee training EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS • Bylaw development/referrals Carry the Kettle First Nation • Domestic violence initiative P.O. Box 57 • Justice policy development Sintaluta, SK, S0G 4N0 • Section 81-84 pre-release plans Phone: (306)727-2135 • Indigenous law development Fax: (306)727- 2149 • Facilitation of community safety Email: [email protected] plans

• Sentencing circle protocol Services Offered: File Hills Qu’Appelle development Tribal Council Community Justice • Anti-gang presentations Initiative • Cyber bullying presentations Restorative Justice Unit Services Include: Training Workshops • Probation: As officers of the court • Proposal development they supervise the court orders in • Team-building workshops our communities • Youth peacemakers training – • Youth reintegration: As a youth mediation community liaison between • Traditional mediation – level 1, 2 youth released from court and and 3 (Resolving Conflict their community resources Constructively, Mediation Skills, • Courtworker: As liaisons between Leading By Example) the court and the community • First Nation mediation based on they offer insight into the workings tipi teachings, ceremonies, of the courts, court terminology healing and give direction to clients to • Self-governance justice obtain legal aid facilitation training • Community Justice: the Officers • Justice Committee training meet with the justice committees, • Stress management arrange justice gatherings, provide circle facilitation, mediation, trainings SOUTHEY Services Provided ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES • Extrajudicial sanctions (youth and Southey Health Action Centre adult) 280 Burns Avenue • Community justice forums Southey, SK, S0G 4P0 • Consensus circle facilitation Mailing Address: P.O. Box 519 • Court referrals mediation Phone: (855)766-6399 post/pre-charge Phone: (306)726-2239 • Community referrals – mediation, Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:00 am– healing circles, FASD, suicide 4:30 pm interventions • Youth reintegration to community Services Offered: • Youth gang prevention and • Free walk-in counselling intervention o Schedule is variable- see • Commissioner of Oath services website for further details: • Probation services 171

o https://southey.ca/event/f services, addictions, NNADAP ree-walk-in-counselling-4/ workers, mental health therapists) • Online therapy user: https://www.onlinetherapyuser.c SPALDING a ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES We offer adults free online o Humboldt Community Services – Rural cognitive behaviour 515 4th Avenue therapy for a number of Box 1930 mental health concerns. Humboldt, SK, S0K 2A0 Online cognitive Phone+: (306)682-5333 behaviour therapy Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:30 am– involves reviewing 4:30 pm educational material

online with the support of Services Offered: a therapist or a guide. The • Addiction counsellors approach is found to be • Adult, children and youth mental effective and is a health/substance convenient way to receive abuse/gambling care. • Case management Online therapy topics o • Community mental health nurses include: • Marriage and family therapist . Alcohol Change • Psychiatrists Course • Psychologists . The Wellbeing • Social workers Course

. The Chronic There is a wait-list for counselling but it Conditions Course varies month to month by community. . The Pain Course They do not offer group programming or

specialized services anywhere other SOUTHEND than in larger centres. The services are ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES voluntary and they will accept a range Arthur Morin Memorial Health Centre of referrals, including court referrals. General Delivery They ask that they be briefed about why P.O. Box 40 the individual needs services to set Southend, SK, S0J 2L0 goals. There is no fee associated. The Phone: (306)758-2063 individual can specify which community Fax: (306)758-2052 they would like to access services in. Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:30 am– 5:00 pm; closed at noon, weekends and SPIRITWOOD holidays ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES

Spiritwood & District Health Complex Services Offered: P.O. Box 69 • Outpatient addiction services Spiritwood, SK, S0J 2M0 • Mental health/holistic health Phone: (306)883-2133, services (services may include Phone: (306)883-4462 family support, suicide Fax: (306)883-4440 prevention, youth suicide 172

Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:00 am– STANLEY MISSION 5:00 pm; closed holidays ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES

Stanley Mission Health Services Inc Services Offered: General Delivery • Addiction services P.O. Box 310 • Mental health/holistic health Stanley Mission, SK, S0J 2P0 services (services may include Phone: (306)635-2090 family support, suicide Fax: (306)635-2189 prevention, youth suicide Email: [email protected] services, addictions, NNADAP Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:00 am– workers, mental health therapists) 4:30 pm • Therapies Services Offered • Community mental health nurse • Addictions • Psychiatrist – one day per month • Community support services (visiting) • Medical transportation • Social worker – once a week • FASD (visiting) • Suicide strategy

• Security guard program To access services, contact the regional • Elder shelter intake line at (306)765-6550 or toll-free at • Wellness program (855)765-6550. There is no cost • Mental health program associated with a Saskatchewan health card. Wait-list varies. ALTERNATIVE MEASURES &

EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & Stanley Mission Cree Nation EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS Stanley Mission First Nation, SK, S0J 2P0 Agency Chiefs Tribal Council Phone: (306)635-2342 100 Railway Avenue Fax: (306)635-4642 P.O. Box 237

Spiritwood, SK, S0J 2M0 Services Offered: Phone: (306)883-3880 • Alternative Measures Program

• Victim/offender mediation Services Offered • Family group conferencing • Indian Residential School • School mediation counselling • Community justice forums • Community justice • Accountability hearings The community justice o • Aboriginal Courtworker Program committees guide and

direct initiatives that include Alternative STANDING BUFFALO FIRST NATION Measures programs for ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & adults and youths, crime EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS prevention, victim services, Standing Buffalo First Nation healing, talking and P.O. Box 128 sentencing circles and Fort Qu'Appelle, SK, S0G 1S0 victim/offender healing Phone: (306)332-4685 Fax: (306)332- 5953 173

Services Offered: File Hills Qu’Appelle • Sentencing circle protocol Tribal Council Community Justice development Initiative Restorative Justice Unit services • Anti-gang presentations include: • Cyber bullying presentations • Probation: As officers of the court Training workshops they supervise the court orders in • Proposal development our communities • Team building workshops • Youth reintegration: As a • Youth peacemakers training – community liaison between youth mediation youth released from court and • Traditional mediation – level 1, 2 their community resources and 3(Resolving Conflict • Courtworker: As liaisons between Constructively, Mediation Skills, the court and the community Leading By Example) they offer insight into the workings • First Nation mediation based on of the courts, court terminology tipi teachings, ceremonies, and give direction to clients to healing obtain legal aid • Self-governance justice • Community justice: the Officers facilitation training meet with the justice committees, • Justice Committee training arrange justice gatherings, • Stress management provide circle facilitation, mediation, trainings STAR BLANKET FIRST NATION Services provided ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & • Extrajudicial sanctions (youth and EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS adult) Star Blanket First Nation • Community justice forums Box 456 • Consensus circle facilitation Balcarres, SK, S0G 0C0 • Court referrals mediation Phone: (306)334-2206 post/pre-charge Fax: (306)334-2606 • Community referrals – mediation,

healing circles, FASD, suicide Services Offered: File Hills Qu’Appelle interventions Tribal Council Community Justice • Youth reintegration to community Initiative Restorative Justice Unit Services • Youth gang prevention and Include: intervention • Probation: As officers of the court • Commissioner of Oath services they supervise the court orders in • Probation services our communities • Courtworker services • Youth reintegration: As a Community-based justice initiatives community liaison between • Justice Committee training youth released from court and • Bylaw development/referrals their community resources • Domestic violence initiative • Courtworker: As liaisons between • Justice policy development the court and the community • Section 81-84 pre-release plans they offer insight into the workings • Indigenous law development of the courts, court terminology • Facilitation of community safety and give direction to clients to plans obtain legal aid 174

• Community justice: The Officers • Justice Committee training meet with the justice committees, • Stress management arrange justice gatherings, provide circle facilitation, ST. BENEDICT mediation, trainings ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Services provided Mental Health and Addiction Services- • Extrajudicial sanctions (youth and Rural adult) Wakaw Hospital • Community justice forums 301 1st Street North • Consensus circle facilitation Box 769 • Court referrals mediation Wakaw, SK, S0K 4P0 post/pre-charge Phone: (306)233-4020 • Community referrals – mediation, Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:30 am– healing circles, FASD, suicide 4:30 pm interventions

• Youth reintegration to community Services Offered: • Youth gang prevention and • Addiction counsellors intervention • Adult, children and youth mental • Commissioner of Oath services health/substance • Probation services abuse/gambling • Courtworker services • Case management Community-based justice initiatives • Community mental health nurses • Justice Committee training • Marriage and family therapist • Bylaw development/referrals • Psychiatrists • Domestic violence initiative • Psychologists • Justice policy development • Social workers • Section 81-84 pre-release plans There is a wait-list for counselling but it • Indigenous law development varies month to month by community. • Facilitation of community safety They do not offer group programming or plans specialized services anywhere other • Sentencing circle protocol than in larger centres. The services are development voluntary and they will accept a range • Anti-gang presentations of referrals, including court referrals. • Cyber bullying presentations They ask that they be briefed about why Training workshops the individual needs services to set • Proposal development goals. There is no fee associated. The • Team-building workshops individual can specify which community • Youth peacemakers training – they would like to access services in. youth mediation

• Traditional mediation – level 1, 2 and 3(Resolving Conflict ST. GREGOR Constructively, Mediation Skills, ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Leading By Example) Mental Health and Addiction Services • First Nation mediation based on Lanigan Integrated Hospital tipi teachings, ceremonies, 36 Downing Drive healing Box 1060 • Self-governance justice Lanigan, SK, S0K 2M0 facilitation training Intake Number: (306)365-3400 175

Services Offered: STOCKHOLM • Addiction counsellors ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES • Adult, children and youth mental Alcoholics Anonymous health/substance See Appendix A.3 abuse/gambling

• Case management Narcotics Anonymous Groups • Community mental health nurses See Appendix A.4 • Marriage and family therapist

• Psychiatrists Aboriginal Courtworkers Contact List • Psychologists See Appendix A.5 • Social workers

There is a wait-list for counselling but it STOUGHTON varies month to month by community. ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & They do not offer group programming or EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS specialized services anywhere other Ocean Man First Nation than in larger centres. The services are P.O. Box 157 voluntary and they will accept a range Stoughton, SK, S0G 4T0 of referrals, including court referrals. Phone: (306)457-2679 They ask that they be briefed about why Fax: (306)457-2933 the individual needs services to set goals. There is no fee associated. The Yorkton Tribal Council Community individual can specify which community Justice Program and Alternative they would like to access services in. Measures Program Services Offered: • ST. ISIDOR DE BELLEVUE Alternative Measures for youths and adults ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES • Crime prevention One Arrow Health Centre • Healing and sentencing circles P.O. Box 147 • Community-based victims and St. Isidore de Bellevue, SK, S0K 3Y0 correctional services Phone: (306)423-5493 Fax: (306)423-5441 STRASBOURG Services Offered: ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES • Addiction services Strasbourg and District Health Centre • Community health 303 Edward Street developer/rep P.O. Box 217 • Medical transport Strasbourg, SK, S0G 4V0 coordinator/clerk Phone: (306)725-3220, • Mental health/holistic health Fax: (306)725-4060 services (services may include Hours: Monday through Friday, 9:00 am– family support, suicide 5:00 pm; closed 12:00–1:30 pm prevention, youth suicide services, addictions, NNADAP Services Offered: workers, mental health therapists) • Mental health/holistic health services (services may include family support, suicide 176

prevention, youth suicide o Traditional/cultural services, addictions, NNADAP workshop workers, mental health therapists) • NNADAP (Addictions Prevention Program) There is a wait-list for counselling but it o Provide a number of varies month to month by community. programs for the They do not offer group programming or membership specialized services anywhere other o Weekly AA meetings than in larger centres. The services are o Annual Baby Crawl voluntary and they will accept a range o Transportation to and of referrals, including court referrals. liaison with treatment They ask that they be briefed about why centres the individual needs services to set o Counselling goals. There is no fee associated. The o Support and aftercare to individual can specify which community clients returning from they would like to access services in. treatment o Referrals STURGEON LAKE FIRST NATION o Workshop coordination Annual suicide prevention ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES o workshops Sturgeon Lake Health Centre • Mental health therapy Comp 5, Site 12, RR1 Provide mental health Sturgeon Lake, SK, S0J 2E0 o therapy services to the Phone: (306)764-9352 community Fax: (306)763-0767 Group counselling Website: o Marital counselling http://www.slfn.ca/?page_id=75 o One-on-one counselling o Counselling is available on Services Offered: o Tuesdays and • Emotional health: Wednesdays of each NNADAP o week Mental health therapy o • Medical transportation Crisis counselling o Services provided through Men’s & women’s talking o o this program are: circles Medical taxi coordination Referral services o o Private mileage Elders counselling o o coordination • Spiritual health Specialist appointment Elder Services o o verification Traditional ceremonies o Compiles statistics Cultural teachings o o Reporting to FNIHB Pipe ceremonies o o Arranges meals and • Mental health o accommodations for Men’s circles o specialist appointments Traditional parenting o Determines eligibility for Women’s awareness o o optometrist appointments group

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ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & ST. WALBURG EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Sturgeon Lake Cree Nation St. Walburg Health Complex 740 White Buffalo Lane 410 3rd Avenue West Sturgeon Lake First Nation, SK, S0J 2E1 P.O. Box 339 Business Line: (306)764-1872 St. Walburg, SK, S0M 2T0 Fax: (306)764-1877 Phone: (306)248-6719 Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:30 am– Fax: (306)248-3413 12:00 pm, 1:00–5:00 pm

Summer Hours: Monday through Friday, Services Offered: 8:00 am–12:00 pm, 1:00–4:30 pm • Addictions (visiting)

• Family counselling (visiting) Services Offered: • Mental health (visiting) Prince Albert Grand Council Community

Justice Program Addiction services are based on need • Rural Alternative Measures and the wait-list varies between 1 and 3 • Urban Alternative Measures weeks depending on the community. • Saskatchewan Aboriginal They accept any kind of referrals, Courtworker Program including court referrals. • Crime prevention

The individual is referred from the courts SWEETGRASS FIRST NATION or the community. There is no cost. They ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES can access services immediately. They Sweetgrass Health ask for a 3-month adjournment to Clinic complete the file. P.O. Box 147 Gallivan, SK, S0M 0X0 Phone: (306)937-2115 STURGEON LANDING Confidential Fax: (306)937-2903 Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:30 am– ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES 4:30 pm Sturgeon Landing Health Centre No emergency services available Sturgeon Landing, SK, S0P 0H0

Phone: (306)688-4510 Services Offered: Second Phone: (306)688-2148 • Youth outreach worker Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:30 am– • Resolution health support worker 5:00 pm; closed 12:00–1:00 pm • Tobacco project outreach After-hours emergency: (306)688-2148 workers

• Wellness support nurse Services Offered: • Wellness drivers available to • Addiction services transport clients to rehab centres

There is no cost associated with a ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & Saskatchewan health card. The wait-list EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS varies. Sweetgrass First Nation

P.O. Box 147

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Phone: (306)937-2990 Tisdale Hospital Fax: (306)937-7010 2010 110th Avenue West P.O. Box 1630 Services Offered: Tisdale, SK, S0E 1T0 • Community Justice Program Phone: (306)873-6500 provided by Battlefords Agency Intake: (306)873-3760 Chiefs Tribal Chiefs (BATC) Fax: (306)873-5994 o Alternative Measures Healthline: 8-1-1 Program o Aboriginal Courtworker The Mental Health Central Intake Program services may be accessed by o Cultural telephone at (306)752-8767. Camps/Community Integration Program Services Offered: o First Nations Youth • Mental health services offered Restorative and Healing (visiting services): psychiatrist from Project Prince Albert Mental Health Clinic • Outpatient rehabilitation services, TISDALE long-term care • Therapy for victims of abuse ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES • Child and youth service Kinistin Nation Wellness Centre • Behaviour management P.O. Box 2590 counselling Tisdale, SK, S0E 1T0 • Therapy for stress, anxiety, Phone: (306)878-8181 depression, phobia Second Phone: (306)878-8188 • Psychological assessment Fax: (306)873-3550 • Crisis service Website: www.sktc.sk.ca • Education information provided Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:00 am– • Outpatient counselling to 4:00 pm individuals involved in substance

abuse and others affected by Services Offered: their usage • Addiction services • SGI screening • Medical transport • Problem gambling counselling coordinator/clerk • Education and prevention • Mental health/holistic health programs, presentations, services (services may include workshops, print and video family support, suicide resources, promotional items prevention, youth suicide

services, addictions, NNADAP Tisdale Public Health Office workers, mental health therapists) 600 110th Avenue

Box 1297 There is no cost associated with a Tisdale, SK, S0E 1T0 Saskatchewan health card. Wait-list Phone: (306)873-8282 varies. Fax: (306)873-2168

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Services Offered: Anger Management Group • Public health nursing Marguerite Riel Centre • Medical health officer 104 Burrows Avenue Melfort, SK, S0E 1A0 ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & Phone:(306)752-4950 EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS Fax: (306)752-4937 Kinistin Saulteaux Nation Email: [email protected] P.O. Box 2590 Tisdale, SK, S0E 1T0 Phone: (306)878-8188 Organizational Attributes: Fax: (306)873-5235 • Individual counselling Email: [email protected] • Group counselling • English and Cree Services Offered: • Materials available • Alternative Measures • Wheelchair accessible • Mediation • Community justice forums Clients Served: • Talking circles • Mandatory clients • Family conferencing • Voluntary clients • Presentations and workshops are • Aboriginal clients regularly delivered as part of the education and awareness COUNSELLING & PROGRAMS North East Outreach & Support Services Referrals to the program, which are 128 McKendry Avenue West made through the RCMP, court and Melfort, SK, S0E 1A0 community. Bi-weekly visits, arranged by Phone: (306)752-9464 the probation worker at the Justice 24 Hour Crisis Line: (800)611-6349 Office. A Fine Option Program, Personal Violence Counsellors: (306)752- administered by the Justice 9464 Coordinator, is also available. North East Outreach & Support Services Phone: (306)752-9464 Moose Jaw Mental Health and Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:00 am– Addiction Service 5:00 pm 455 Fairford Street East North East Women’s Shelter Phone: Moose Jaw, SK, S6H 1H3 (306)752-9455 Phone: (306)691-6464 Phone: (877)564-0543 Services Offered: Fax: (306)691-6461 • North East Women’s Shelter Email: [email protected] o We are a 16-bed, short- Email: [email protected] term emergency shelter that offers 24-hour in-house Services Offered: shelter and services for • Group counselling women and children who • Interpreters available are fleeing domestic • Materials available violence situations • Clients served: • Walk-in Counselling: o Mandatory clients o Friday Tisdale, SK, at 1003 nd o Voluntary clients 102 Avenue, from 10:30 180

am to 3:30 pm every Fax: (306)845-2978 Thursday; appointment is Services Offered: NOT necessary • Aboriginal Diabetes Initiative • Second Stage Housing • Brighter Futures/Injury Prevention o A new second stage • Building Healthy Communities – shelter will give domestic Solvent Abuse violence survivors a place • Building Health Communities – to stay for up to 12 months Mental Health after they’ve spent the • Canada Prenatal Nutrition maximum amount of time Program (CPNP) at the emergency shelter • Communicable disease • Personal Violence Prevention and control/immunization Support Program • NIHB Community Dental Health o Supportive counselling, Program information and • Oral health strategy advocacy through • Community health services individual or group support • Environmental Health – Safe sessions Drinking Water Program o Referrals to other • FASD community agencies and • HIV AIDS help with coordination of • Home & Community Care – FNIH the services you need & INAC o Assistance with crisis • Maternal child health situations • NIHB medical transportation o Assistance with access to • National Aboriginal Youth Suicide shelter and planning for Prevention Strategy your safety • Nursing professional education o 24 Hour Regional Crisis • NNADAP Line: available 24 hours a • Youth/sport/culture/recreation day, 7 days a week and is • Awasis Nikan Youth Centre a free and confidential service There is no cost with a Saskatchewan o They do not subscribe to health card. The wait-list varies. caller display and they do not require the caller to ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & give his/her name EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS Thunderchild First Nation Community They accept self-referrals and court Justice Program referrals. There is no wait-list for services. P.O. Box 600 There is no cost associated. Turtleford, SK, S0M 2Y0 Phone: (306)845-4300 THUNDERCHILD FIRST NATION Fax: (306)845-3230 Toll-free: (866) 395-8888 ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES

Thunderchild Health Centre Services Offered: P.O. Box 744 • Alternative Measures Turtleford, SK, S0M 2Y0 • Extra judicial Services Phone: (306)845-4330 • Community Justice Committee 181

The Justice Coordinator attends court in • Serious Offence Program St. Walburg to be on hand to speak to • Community justice forums Alternative Measures files, update on • Diversion programs community service hours, etc. He is not • Family conferencing the courtworker as there is a • Sentencing circles courtworker on hand who handles court • Community referrals cases for our Band members. • Re-integration plans • Healing circles TURNOR LAKE • Proactive justice initiatives • Youth and culture camps ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES • Community Justice Support Birch Narrows First Nation Annie Bagg • Facilitate Justice Awareness Memorial Nursing Station Initiatives P.O. Box 149

Turnor Lake, SK, S0M 3E0 Phone: (306)894-2112 TURTLE LAKE Fax: (306)894-2201 ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:30 am– Alcoholics Anonymous 4:30 pm See Appendix A.3

Services Offered: Narcotics Anonymous Groups • Addiction services See Appendix A.4 • Community health developer/rep Aboriginal Courtworkers Contact List • Community health nurse See Appendix A.5 • Mental health/holistic health services (services may include TURTLEFORD family support, suicide ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES prevention, youth suicide Maidstone Health Complex, 214 5th services, addictions, NNADAP Avenue East workers, mental health therapists) P.O. Box 629

Maidstone, SK, S0M 1M0 ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & Phone: (306)893-2622 ext. 7868 EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS Fax: (306)893-4488 Birch Narrows Dene Nation Box 40 Services Offered: Turnor Lake, SK, S0M 3E0 • Outpatient addiction services Phone: (306)894-2030 o Qualified addictions Fax: (306)894-2060 rehabilitation counsellors

provide a whole range of Service Offered: services, including Supports community-based justice assessments, intensive one- initiatives for First Nation communities on-one and group within Meadow Lake Tribal Council: counselling, education • Alternative Measures/Extrajudicial and support Sanctions Program • Long-term residential services • Victim advocate training • Victim offender mediations 182

Thunderchild Health Centre Services Offered: P.O. Box 744 • Addictions services by visiting Turtleford, SK, S0M 2Y0 specialists Phone: (306)845-4330 • Family counselling by visiting Fax: (306)845-2978 specialists • Aboriginal liaison Services Offered: • Aboriginal Diabetes Initiative Service availability is based on need • Brighter Futures/injury prevention and the wait-list varies between 1 and 3 • Building Healthy Communities – weeks depending on the community. Solvent Abuse They accept any kind of referrals, • Building Health Communities – including court referrals. There is no cost Mental Health associated. • Canada Prenatal Nutrition Program (CPNP) ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & • Communicable disease EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS control/immunization Thunderchild First Nation Community • NIHB Community Dental Health Justice Program Program P.O. Box 600 • Oral Health Strategy Turtleford, SK, S0M 2Y0 • Community health services Phone: (306)845-4300 • Environmental Health – Safe Fax: (306)845-3230 Drinking Water Program Toll-free: (866) 395-8888 • FASD • HIV AIDS Services Offered: • Home & Community Care – FNIH • Alternative Measures & INAC • Extrajudicial Services • Maternal child health • Community Justice Committee • NIHB medical transportation • National Aboriginal Youth Suicide The Justice Coordinator attends court in Prevention Strategy St. Walburg to be on hand to speak to • Nursing professional education Alternative Measures files, update on • NNADAP community service hours, etc. He is not • Youth/sport /culture /recreation the courtworker as there is a • Awasis Nikan Youth Centre courtworker on hand who handles court cases for our Band members. There is no cost with a Saskatchewan health card. The wait-list varies. UNITY

ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Riverside Health Complex Unity and District Health Centre 1st Street South Airport Access Road P.O. Box 10 P.O. Box 741 Turtleford, SK, S0M 2Y0 Unity, SK, S0K 4L0 Phone: (306)845-2195 Phone: (306)228.2666 Fax: (306)845-2772 Toll-free: (866)268-9139 Quality Care Coordinator (Client Fax: (306)228-2292 Advocate) Phone: (306)893-2622 ext.

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Services Offered: VIBANK Addictions o ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Autism spectrum disorder o Alcoholics Anonymous consultant See Appendix A.3 Child and youth counsellor o Mental health counselling o Narcotics Anonymous Groups Parent Mentor Program o See Appendix A.4 Psych rehab o Youth outreach o Aboriginal Courtworkers Contact List Some services are visiting specialists that See Appendix A.5 may not be offered every day. Please contact the facility for complete VISCOUNT information or service availability. There ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES is no cost associated with a Watrous Hospital- Rural Services Saskatchewan health card. Wait-list 704 4th Street East varies. Watrous, SK, S0K 4T0 Phone: (306)946-1200 URANIUM CITY Intake Number: (306)365-3400 Open: 24 hours, 7 days a week ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES

Uranium City Health Clinic Services Offered: P.O. Box 360 • Addiction services Uranium City, SK, S0J 2W0 • Community health Phone: (306)498-2412 developer/rep Fax: (306)498-2577 • Mental health/holistic health Hours: Monday through Friday, 9:00 am– services (services may include 5:00 pm; closed 12:00–1:00 pm; family support, suicide emergency after hours available prevention, youth suicide

services, addictions, NNADAP Services Offered: workers, mental health therapists) • Addiction services • Therapies/counselling • Community support worker

• Discharge coordinator There is a wait-list for counselling but it • Mental health/holistic health varies month to month by community. services (including family support, They do not offer group programming or suicide prevention, youth suicide specialized services anywhere other services, addictions, NNADAP than in larger centres. The services are workers, mental health therapists) voluntary and they will accept a range

of referrals, including court referrals. Individuals call to make an They ask that they be briefed about why appointment. Mental health services the individual needs services to set are offered monthly. There are no wait- goals. There is no fee associated. The lists for such services. There is no cost individual can specify which community associated. they would like to access services in.

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Humboldt Community Services- Rural Services Offered: 515 4th Avenue • Addiction counsellors Box 1930 • Adult, children and youth mental Humboldt, SK, S0K 2A0 health/substance Phone: (306)682-5333 abuse/gambling Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:30 am– • Case Management 4:30 pm • Community mental health nurses • Marriage and family therapist Services Offered: • Psychiatrists • Addiction counsellors • Psychologists • Adult, children and youth mental • Social workers health/substance abuse/gambling There is a wait-list for counselling but it • Case management varies month to month by community. • Community mental health nurses They do not offer group programming or • Marriage and family therapist specialized services anywhere other • Psychiatrists than in larger centres. The services are • Psychologists voluntary and they will accept a range • Social workers of referrals, including court referrals. They ask that they be briefed about why There is a wait-list for counselling but it the individual needs services to set varies month to month by community. goals. There is no fee associated. The They do not offer group programming or individual can specify which community specialized services anywhere other they would like to access services in. than in larger centres. The services are voluntary and they will accept a range Humboldt Community Services – Rural of referrals, including court referrals. 515 4th Avenue They ask that they be briefed about why Box 1930 the individual needs services to set Humboldt, SK, S0K 2A0 goals. There is no fee associated. The Phone: (306)682-5333 individual can specify which community Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:30 am– they would like to access services in. 4:30 pm

VONDA Services Offered: • Addiction counsellors ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES • Adult, children and youth mental Mental Health and Addiction Services- health/substance Rural abuse/gambling Wakaw Hospital • Case management 301 1st Street North • Community mental health nurses Box 769 • Marriage and family therapist Wakaw, SK, S0K 4P0 • Psychiatrists Phone: (306)233-4020 • Psychologists Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:30 am– • Social workers 4:30 pm

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specialized services anywhere other • Mental health and substance than in larger centres. The services are abuse voluntary and they will accept a range • Group therapy of referrals, including court referrals. • Individual therapy They ask that they be briefed about why the individual needs services to set There is a wait-list for counselling but it goals. There is no fee associated. The varies month to month by community. individual can specify which community They do not offer group programming or they would like to access services in. specialized services anywhere other than in larger centres. The services are ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & voluntary and they will accept a range EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS of referrals, including court referrals. Vonda RCMP They ask that they be briefed about why 201 Buffer Avenue the individual needs services to set Vonda, SK, S0K 4N0 goals. There is no fee associated. The Phone: (306)258-3270 individual can specify which community Victim Services: (306)385-2683 they would like to access services in.

Services offered: WAHPETON • Crisis intervention ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES • Information Wahpeton Health Centre • Support P.O. Box 128 • Referrals to other specialized Wahpeton, SK, S6V 5R4 programs and services Phone: (306)922-6772 Fax: (306)922-6774 WADENA Website: www.pagc.sk.ca Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:00 am– ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES 4:00 pm; closed at noon, weekends and Wadena Integrated Hospital – Mental holidays Health & Addiction To access services, contact the regional 433 5th Street North East intake line at (306)765-6550 or toll-free at P.O. Box 10 (855)765-6550. Wadena, SK, S0A 4J0

Phone: (306)338-3308 Services Offered: Mental Health: Phone: (306)365-3400 • Addiction services Addictions: Phone: (306)682-5333 • Discharge coordinators Early Childhood Mental Health Referral • Mental health/holistic health Services: Phone: (306)338-9950 services (services may include

family support, suicide Services Offered: prevention, youth suicide • Programs for women services, addictions, NNADAP • Programs for men workers, mental health therapists) • LGBTQ programs • Wellness coordinator • Adolescence programs

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ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & They do not offer group programming or EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS specialized services anywhere other than in larger centres. The services are P.O. Box 128 voluntary and they will accept a range Prince Albert, SK, S6V 5R4 of referrals, including court referrals. Phone: (306)953-7254 They ask that they be briefed about why Phone: (306)764-2011 the individual needs services to set goals. There is no fee associated. The Services Offered: individual can specify which community Prince Albert Grand Council Community they would like to access services in. Justice Program: Rural Alternative Measures Program WALDHEIM • Victim/offender mediation ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES • Family group conferencing Mental Health and Addiction Services - • School mediation Rural • Community justice forums Rosthern Community Services • Accountability hearings 2014 6th Street

Box 216 The individual is referred from the courts Rosthern, SK, S0K 3R0 or the community. There is no cost. They Intake: (306)232-6001 can access services immediately. They

ask for a 3-month adjournment to Services Offered: complete the file. • Addiction counsellors

• Community mental health nurses WAKAW • Marriage and family therapist ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES • Psychiatrists Wakaw Hospital • Psychologists 301 1st Street North • Social workers Box 769 • Case management Wakaw, SK, S0K 4P0 • Mental health promotion and Phone: (306)233-4020 education services Phone: (306)233-4611 • Family counselling Intake: (306)232-6001 • Individual, family and group Fax: (306)233-5990 counselling/therapy Hours: 24 hours, 7 days a week; office • Community development hours: 7:00 am–4:00 pm • Community collaboration • Referrals to other Services Offered services/agencies • Addiction services • Discharge coordinators There is a wait-list for counselling, but it • Medical transportation varies month to month by community. • Mental health, therapies They do not offer group programming or • Social worker programs specialized services anywhere other • Telehealth Services than in larger centres. The services are voluntary, and they will accept a range There is a wait-list for counselling but it of referrals, including court referrals. varies month to month by community. They ask that they be briefed about why 187

the individual needs services to set Services Offered: goals. There is no fee associated. • Addiction counselling • Community health developer WAPELLA • Therapies • Mental health counselling ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES

Alcoholics Anonymous Individuals can make an appointment See Appendix A.3 to see a counsellor or therapist. There

does not appear to be much of a wait- Narcotics Anonymous Groups list to access such services. They accept See Appendix A.4 referrals including court referrals.

Aboriginal Courtworkers Contact List

See Appendix A.5 ALTERNATIVE MEASURES &

EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS

Community Justice Program Provided WARMAN by Meadow Lake Tribal Council (aka ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES MLTC) Legends Medical Clinic, Warman P.O. Box 8001 14-810 Centennial Boulevard Meadow Lake, SK, S9X 1T8 Phone: (306)651-1200 Phone: (306)236-5654 Contact Family Service Saskatoon at Email: [email protected] (306)244-0127 for more information Hours: Tuesdays 9:00 am–1:00 pm Service Offered: Supports community-based justice Services Offered: initiatives for First Nation communities • Walk-in counselling services within Meadow Lake Tribal Council: • Alternative Measures/Extrajudicial Brief counselling sessions, solution Sanctions Program focused at no cost. More than one • Victim advocate training session available for clients. Provides an • Victim offender mediations entry point for ongoing counselling. • Serious Offence Program Available to individuals, couples, and • Community justice forums families. No referral or scheduled • Diversion programs appointment required. First come, first • Family conferencing served during walk-in hours. • Sentencing circles • Community referrals WATERHEN LAKE • Re-integration plans ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES • Healing circles Waterhen Lake First Nation Health Clinic • Proactive justice initiatives P.O. Box 16 • Youth and culture camps Waterhen Lake, SK, S0M 3B0 • Community Justice Support Phone: (306)236-3151 • Facilitate Justice Awareness Fax: (306)236-6377 Initiatives Hours: Monday through Friday, 9:00 am– 4:00 pm

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WATROUS • Community collaboration • Referrals to other ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES services/agencies Watrous Hospital

704 4th Street East Eligibility: Rural children, youth and Watrous, SK, S0K 4T0 adults experiencing mental health, Phone: (306)946-1200 substance use/abuse and problem Intake Number: (306)365-3400 gambling issues. Clients can refer Open: 24 hours, 7 days a week themselves (walk-in or telephone) or be

referred by a third party. Referrals to a Services Offered: psychiatrist or psychologist must be • Addiction services made through a family physician. • Community health

developer/rep • Mental health/holistic health WATSON services (services may include ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES family support, suicide Mental Health and Addiction Services – prevention, youth suicide Rural services, addictions, NNADAP Lanigan Integrated Hospital workers, mental health therapists) 36 Downing Drive • Therapies/counselling Box 1060 Lanigan, SK, S0K 2M0 There is a wait-list for counselling but it Intake Number: (306)365-3400 varies month to month by community. They do not offer group programming or Services Offered: specialized services anywhere other • Addiction counsellors than in larger centres. The services are • Adult, children and youth mental voluntary and they will accept a range health/substance of referrals, including court referrals. abuse/gambling They ask that they be briefed about why • Case management the individual needs services to set • Community mental health nurses goals. There is no fee associated. The • Marriage and family therapist individual can specify which community • Psychiatrists they would like to access services in. • Psychologists • Social workers Watrous Public Health Office 704 4th Street There is a wait-list for counselling but it Box 130 varies month to month by community. Watrous, SK, S0K 4T0 They do not offer group programming or specialized services anywhere other Services Offered: than in larger centres. The services are • Case management voluntary and they will accept a range • Mental health promotion and of referrals, including court referrals. education services They ask that they be briefed about why • Family counselling the individual needs services to set • Individual, family and group goals. There is no fee associated. The counselling/therapy individual can specify which community • Community development they would like to access services in. 189

Quill Plains Centennial Lodge and Health Departments Watson Community Health Centre • Medical transportation: specialist 433 5th Street North East treatment P.O. Box 459 • Home care: in-home care Watson, SK, S0K 4V0 • Community Addictions Program Phone: (306)287-3232 (CAP) Second Phone: (306)287-3791 • Daycare Fax: (306)287-3386 • Aboriginal Head Start Website: • Dental therapist www.saskatoonhealthregion.ca • Podiatrist Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:00 am– • Mental therapist 4:30 pm • CHR CAP Office makes Referrals for: Services Offered: • Mental health counselling • Elder's worker • Family therapy • Integrated wellness coordinators • Youth counselling o Provide services in • Sexual abuse counselling counselling, assessments, • Domestic violence counselling emotional support, • Anger management programs interventions, emergency • Impaired Driver's Program support, training, Alternatives to Violence Programming practicum supervision and • Men and women who are education perpetrators of intimate partner violence. Clients must be 18 years WAWOTA of age or over. They accept both voluntary and court-mandated ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES clients. Referrals usually come Alcoholics Anonymous from adult Probation Services, See Appendix A.3 Social Services and Envision. The

first appointment takes 2 to 3 Narcotics Anonymous Groups months and is only scheduled See Appendix A.4 every 6 weeks.

ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS Aboriginal Courtworkers Contact List Southeast Treaty #4 Tribal Council See Appendix A.5 Justice Program

P.O. Box 550 WHITE BEAR Whitewood, SK, S0G 5C0 ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES (306)577-4553 Alcoholics Anonymous (306)577-2496 See Appendix A.3 Services Offered: White Bear First Nation • Alternative Measures P.O. Box 700 o The program operates Carlyle, SK, S0C 0R0 diversion programs for Phone: (306)577-2461 youths and adults in the Fax: (306)577-2496 criminal justice system 190

o The active participation WHITEWOOD and guidance of Elders is ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES essential to all phases of Whitewood Community Health Centre the diversion process 921 Gambetta Street The program also provides o P.O. Box 699 awareness, education and Whitewood, SK, S0G 5C0 training to its member of Phone: (306)735-2010 First Nations on criminal Fax: (306)735-2011 justice processes and

community justice Services Offered: programs • Outpatient mental health

services WHITECAP • Outpatient addiction services ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Whitecap Health Centre – Moose Woods There is no cost associated with a 182 Chief Whiltecap Trail Saskatchewan health card. The wait-list Whitecap, SK, S7K 2L2 varies. Phone: (306)477-0908 Fax: (306)343-8855 ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:00 am– EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS 4:30 pm; closed holidays Ochapowace First Nation Services Offered: P.O. Box 550 • Community health Whitewood, SK, S0J 5C0 developer/rep Phone: (306)696-2425 • Medical transport Phone: (306)696-3557 coordinator/clerk Toll-free: (888)706-2427 • Mental health/holistic health Fax: (306)696-3446 services o Mental health and Services Offered: prevention services also • Mental health counselling offer educational • S.E.T.4 gambling addictions programming such as a • Community addictions Parenting Support Group, counselling Parent n’ Tot, Suicide Intervention Training Southeast Treaty #4 Tribal Council (ASIST), and gambling Justice Program awareness clinics P.O. Box 550 • Services may include family Whitewood, SK, S0G 5C0 support, suicide prevention, (306)577-4553 youth suicide services, (306)577-2496 addictions, NNADAP workers, mental health therapists Services Offered: • Alternative Measures o The program operates diversion programs for

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Youths and adults in the ticketed by the RCMP for minor criminal justice system consumption/possession of o The active participation alcohol and/or possession of and guidance of Elders is small amounts of controlled essential to all phases of substances in lieu of paying the the diversion process fine o The program also provides • Ongoing assessment & treatment awareness, education and planning training to its member of • Referral to in-patient facilities First Nations on criminal • Client and caregiver education justice processes and & information community justice • Primary prevention through programs presentations to schools and community groups, information groups and promotion of healthy WILLOW BUNCH living

ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Services are free of charge to anyone Willow Bunch Primary Health Care possessing a valid Saskatchewan Health Centre Services Card. The individual can call Box 6 the closest health centre to them in their Willow Bunch, SK, S0H 4K0 community or by calling the toll-free Phone: (306)473-2310 number (866)268-9139. The visiting Fax: (306)473-2677 specialist comes from Biggar and Mental Health & Addictions: (877)564- counselling appointments can be made 0543 OR (306)691-6464 any day of the week. There does not

appear to be a wait-list. There is no cost Services Offered: associated with a Saskatchewan health • Mental health & addictions card.

WILKIE Prairie Sky Recovery Centre Inc ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Box 535 Wilkie and District Health Centre – Wilkie, SK, S0K 4W0 Satelite Clinic Toll-free: (888)519-4445 304 7th Avenue East P.O. Box 459 Services Offered: Wilkie, SK, S0K 4W0 • Recovery 12 – Crystal Meth & Phone: (306)843-2644 Poly Substance Program Toll-free: (866)268-9139 o 90 day addictions treatment program Services Offered: consists of longer • Outpatient addiction services by supervised and social visiting specialists detox time – minimum 2 • Individual, family and group weeks – coupled with pre- outpatient counselling and program preparedness, 5 education weeks group therapy, 3 • 180 Alcohol and Drug Diversion weeks life skills and 2 Program for youth who are weeks transitional living 192

followed by post residency Program and treatment costs are, on aftercare supports. Clients average, less than other private can be in residence Canadian treatment facilities. Contact between 12 to 14 weeks. facility for specific program costs. • Step Group Therapy: o Discussion and instruction COUNSELLING & PROGRAMMING on the theory, use, West Central Crisis and Family Support application and Centre- Travelling Clinic implementation of the 12 116 1st Avenue West Step approach to Box 2235 addictions recovery. Kindersley, SK, S0L 1S0 • Emotional Health & Wellness Phone: (306)463-6655 Group Therapy: Fax: (306)463-6410 o Discussion and education 24-Hour Support Line: (306)933-6200 identifying emotions such Office Hours: Monday through Friday, as fear, apathy, grief and 9:00 am–5:00 pm (closed for lunch) loss, lust, pride, anger, guilt, shame, etc. Services Offered: • Exit Planning: • Counselling and support services o Safety and o Individual counselling goal action planning. o Marital counselling • Recovery 4 – Family Care o Crisis counselling Enhancement Program (FCEP) o Short-term counselling o Our Family Care o Family counselling Enhancement Program is o Youth counselling a concentrated 3- to 4- o Suicide prevention day program for o Anger management significant others of those o Budget counselling suffering from the disease • Victim services of addiction (substance o Domestic violence and non-substance response abusers). The cost of one o Traumatic events response family member is included o Sexual assault victim in program fees. Any support additional family members o Safety planning are $150.00 to cover costs o Critical stress of materials. management • Recovery 2 – Relapse Prevention . After-hours phone: (Safety) Program (306)463-1860 o Recovery 2 is a two-week residential in-reach Provides free counselling, information program. This program and referrals related to loss, pension, focus is on safety planning, income assistance, food, financial relapse prevention and assistance. recovery. Successful completion of Recovery 5 is preferred to attend.

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WITCHEKAN LAKE FIRST NATION • Sweats, church services • AA meetings ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES • NA Meetings Cree Nations Treatment Haven • CoDa meetings P.O. Box 340 • Sharing circles Canwood, SK, S0J 0K0 Who Can Use This Treatment? Phone: (306)468-2072 • Individuals 15 years of age and Fax: (306)468-2758 over individuals who have

completed a recent substance Services Offered: abuse evaluation 35 Day In-patient Program • Individuals manifesting stable • The goal for our 35 Day In-patient psychiatric and medical Program is to provide the best conditions possible alcohol and drug • Individuals willing to make a addiction treatment services to serious commitment to complete First Nations and non-First Nations the 8-week matrix program men and women from • Individuals who do not require Saskatchewan and across long-term in-patient treatment Canada from the ages of 17 and • Individuals in a physician over, always keeping up to date supervised methadone, with the best practices proven suboxone or subutex effective in the addictions maintenance program treatment field and the latest • Individuals ordered to attend research study outcomes. treatment by the justice system, The Matrix Model Program probation services, social • Clients can enter the program at services, employer, etc. any time • Individuals experiencing co- • Clients may enter or leave the occurring disorders can group on an individual schedule effectively make use of this • The structure of the program and program but may also require topics included in the various additional mental health services components are arranged to • Individuals requiring post- accommodate this open treatment aftercare services, or structure those who may have relapsed • Clients who have been in • The individual/conjoint and family treatment longer serve as role education components are models to newcomers designed to be used with the Other Programs client and his/her spouse, • Individual/conjoint sessions significant other or family • Early recovery skills group members • Relapse prevention group

• Family education group Referrals • Social support group Referrals may be made by the courts, • Drug & alcohol testing probation/parole services, social services, • AA or other spiritual or step group family services, mental health services, • Opioid treatment program addiction programs, employers, etc. Methadone o Clients can also apply in person by Suboxone o completing the required admission forms. 194

Admissions ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & The following documents must be EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS submitted to the Cree Nations Agency Chiefs Tribal Council Treatment Haven (CNTH) Matrix 100 Railway Avenue Program: Spiritwood, SK, S0J 2M0 http://www.creenationstreatmenthaven P.O. Box 237 .ca/matrix-model-program.html. The Phone: (306)883-3880 initial step is to set up a meeting with the case coordinator to assess whether or Services Offered not a person meets program criteria. If • Indian Residential Schools so, the case coordinator will refer them • Community justice to see the physician. The physician will o The community justice evaluate the applicant and if committees guide and approved, prescribe the starting dose. direct initiatives that After someone begins treatment, we include Alternative expect them to enter into a form of Measures programs for regular counselling. adults and youths, crime prevention, victim services, Spiritwood & District Health Complex healing, talking and P.O. Box 69 sentencing circles and Spiritwood, SK, S0J 2M0 victim/offender healing Phone: (306)883-2133, Phone: (306)883-4462 WOLLASTON LAKE Fax: (306)883-4440 ADDICTION & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:00 am– Hatchet Lake Health Centre General 5:00 pm; closed holidays Delivery

Wollaston Lake, SK, S0J 3C0 Services Offered: Phone: (306)633-2080 • Addiction services Phone: (306)633-2167 • Mental health/holistic health Hours: Monday through Friday, 9:00 am– services (services may include 5:00 pm; closed holidays family support, suicide After-hours emergency: Phone: prevention, youth suicide (306)633-2191 services, addictions, NNADAP

workers, mental health therapists) Services Offered: • Therapies • Addiction services • Community mental health nurse • Discharge coordinators • Psychiatrist – one day per month • Health director (visiting) • Mental health/holistic health • Social worker – once a week services (services may include (visiting) family support, suicide

prevention, youth suicide To access services, contact the regional services, addictions, NNADAP intake line at (306)765-6550 or toll-free at workers, mental health therapists) (855)765-6550. There is no cost associated with a Saskatchewan health card. Wait-list varies. 195

ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & youth released from court and EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS their community resources Hatchet Lake Denesuline Nation • Courtworker: As liaisons between Hatchet Lake, SK, S0J 3C0 the court and the community Phone: (306)633-2003 they offer insight into the workings Fax: (306)633-2040 of the courts, court terminology Email: [email protected] and give direction to clients to obtain legal aid Services Offered: • Community justice: the Officers • Prince Albert Grand Council meet with the justice committees, Community Justice Program arrange justice gatherings, • Rural Alternative provide circle facilitation, Measures mediation, trainings • Urban Alternative Measures Services Provided • Saskatchewan • Extrajudicial sanctions (youth and Aboriginal adult) Courtworker Program • Community justice forums • Crime prevention • Consensus circle facilitation • Court referrals mediation The individual is referred from the courts post/pre-charge or the community. There is no cost. They • Community referrals – mediation, can access services immediately. They healing circles, FASD, suicide ask for a 3-month adjournment to interventions complete the file. • Youth reintegration to community • Youth gang prevention and WOOD MOUNTAIN FIRST NATION intervention • Commissioner of Oath services ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & • Probation services EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS • Courtworker services Wood Mountain First Nation Community-Based Justice Initiatives P.O. Box 1792 • Justice Committee training Assiniboia, SK, S0H 0B0 • Bylaw development/referrals Phone: (306)266-2039 • domestic violence Initiative Fax: (306)266-2024 • Justice policy development Director of Restorative Justice: Email: • Section 81-84 pre-release plans [email protected] • Indigenous law development

• Facilitation of community safety Services Offered: File Hills Qu’Appelle plans Tribal Council Community Justice • Sentencing circle protocol Initiative development Restorative Justice Unit Services Include: • Anti-gang presentations • Probation: As officers of the court • Cyber bullying presentations they supervise the court orders in Training Workshops our communities • Proposal development • Youth reintegration: As a • Team-building workshops community liaison between • Youth peacemakers training – youth mediation 196

• Traditional mediation – level 1, 2 YELLOW QUILL and 3(Resolving Conflict ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Constructively, Mediation Skills, Yellow Quill Health Centre Leading By Example) P.O. Box 10 • First Nation mediation based on Yellow Quill, SK, S0A 3A0 tipi teachings, ceremonies, Phone: (306)322-2041 healing Central Intake line: (306)752-8767 • Self-governance justice Fax: (306)322-5970 facilitation training Website: www.kelseytrailhealth.ca • Justice Committee training Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:30 am– • Stress management 4:30 pm

WYNYARD Services Offered: ADDICTION & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES • Addiction services Wynyard Hospital • Mental health/holistic health 300 10th Street East services (services may include Box 670 family support, suicide Wynyard, SK, S0A 4T0 prevention, youth suicide Phone: (306)554-3312 services, addictions, NNADAP Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:30 am– workers, mental health therapists) 4:30 pm • Wellness coordinator

Services Offered: There is no cost associated with a • Addiction counsellors Saskatchewan health card. Wait-list • Adult, children and youth mental varies. health/substance abuse/gambling YOUNG • Case management ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES • Community mental health nurses Mental Health and Addiction Rural • Marriage and family therapist Services • Psychiatrists Watrous Hospital • Psychologists 704 4th Street East • Social workers Watrous, SK, S0K 4T0

Intake: (306)365-3400 There is a wait-list for counselling but it Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:30 am– varies month to month by community. 4:30 pm They do not offer group programming or

specialized services anywhere other Services Offered: than in larger centres. The services are • Addiction counsellors voluntary and they will accept a range • Adult, children and youth mental of referrals, including court referrals. health/substance They ask that they be briefed about why abuse/gambling the individual needs services to set • Case management goals. There is no fee associated. The • Community mental health nurses individual can specify which community • Marriage and family therapist they would like to access services in. • Psychiatrists

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• Psychologists ZEHNER • Social workers ALTERNATIVE MEASURES &

EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS There is a wait-list for counselling but it Piapot First Nation varies month to month by community. Health Centre General Delivery They do not offer group programming or Zehner, SK, S0G 5K0 specialized services anywhere other Phone: (306)781-4833 than in larger centres. The services are Fax: (306)781-7063 voluntary and they will accept a range Band Office of referrals, including court referrals. General Delivery They ask that they be briefed about why Zehner, SK, S0G 5K0 the individual needs services to set Phone: (306)781-4848 goals. There is no fee associated. The Director of Restorative Justice: Email: individual can specify which community [email protected] they would like to access services Services Offered: File Hills Qu’Appelle

Tribal Council Community Justice YOUNG CHIPPEWAYAN FIRST Initiative NATION Restorative Justice Unit Services Include: ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES • Probation: As officers of the court Alcoholics Anonymous they supervise the court orders in See Appendix A.3 our communities • Youth reintegration: As a Narcotics Anonymous Groups community liaison between See Appendix A.4 youth released from court and their community resources ALTERNATIVE MEASURES & • Courtworker: As liaisons between EXTRAJUDICIAL SANCTIONS the court and the community they offer insight into the workings Aboriginal Courtworkers Contact List of the courts, court terminology See Appendix A.5 and give direction to clients to obtain legal aid ZEALANDIA • Community justice: the Officers meet with the justice committees, ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES arrange justice gatherings, Rosetown and District Health Centre provide circle facilitation, 409 Highway 4 North mediation, trainings Box 850 Services Provided Rosetown, SK, S0L 2V0 • Extrajudicial sanctions (youth and Phone: (306)882-2672 adult)

• Community justice forums Services Offered: • Consensus circle facilitation • Addictions • Court referrals mediation • Child and youth counsellor post/pre-charge • Mental health counselling • Community referrals – mediation, • Psych rehab healing circles, FASD, suicide

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• Youth gang prevention and ZELMA intervention ADDICTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES • Commissioner of Oath services Mental Health and Addiction Rural • Probation services Services • Courtworker services Watrous Hospital Community-Based Justice Initiatives 704 4th Street East • Justice Committee training Watrous, SK, S0K 4T0 • Bylaw development/referrals Intake: (306)365-3400 • Domestic violence initiative Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:30 am– • Justice policy development 4:30 pm • Section 81-84 pre-release plans

• Indigenous law development Services Offered: • Facilitation of community safety • Addiction counsellors plans • Adult, children and youth mental • Sentencing circle protocol health/substance development abuse/gambling • Anti-gang presentations • Case management • Cyber bullying presentations • Community mental health nurses

• Marriage and family therapist Training workshops • Psychiatrists • Proposal development • Psychologists • Team-building workshops • Social workers • Youth peacemakers training –

youth mediation There is a wait-list for counselling but it • Traditional mediation – level 1, 2 varies month to month by community. and 3(Resolving Conflict They do not offer group programming or Constructively, Mediation Skills, specialized services anywhere other Leading By Example) than in larger centres. The services are • First Nation mediation based on voluntary and they will accept a range tipi teachings, ceremonies, of referrals, including court referrals. healing They ask that they be briefed about why • Self-governance justice the individual needs services to set facilitation training goals. There is no fee associated. The • Justice Committee training individual can specify in which • Stress management community they would like to access service.

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APPENDIX A.1 FIRST NATIONS–APPROVED MENTAL HEALTH THERAPISTS

FEDERATION OF SASKATCHEWAN FIRST NATIONS–APPROVED MENTAL HEALTH THERAPISTS (Approved to provide counselling under non-insured health benefits in Saskatchewan)

Approved Mental Health Therapists

Legend: # Provides individual fee for service crisis support ^ Provides indian Residential School crisis support * Provides community crisis support - Has a full-time position Community crisis support services are dependent on the therapist’s availability

Air Ronge Fort Qu'Appelle Hamilton, Michelle #^ Cavanagh, Sarah #^* Krienke, Belinda Lee #^* o (780) 808-1953 o (306)425-1301 o (306)331-9299 McCarty, Brenda #^ Battleford Poitras, Joycelyn #^*- o (306)280-9940 MacKinnon, David #^* o (306)332-2608 o (306)481-5523 Johansson, Florence#^ Bellegarde, Michelle o (780)875-6467 Labman, Jessica #^ #^*- o (306)490-7192 o (306)209-4923 Loon Lake Weeseekase, Joyce #^* Cando Hendon o (306)304-0782 Wuttunee, Lenore Paul, James Ezra #^* "Delphine" #^* o (306)216-8684 Martensville o (639)571-3533 Kritzer, S. Wendy #^* Henribourg o (306)270-4178 Canora Hildebrand, Laura #^* Dokuchie (Crane), Gilda o (306)960-2874 Meadow Lake #^* Mirasty, Marcia #^* o (306)594-4750 Humboldt o (306)236-5266 Bryson-Sarauer, Deborah Craven #^* Opikokew, Carol #^*- Eddy, Kali #^* o (306)361-6373 o (306)304-2909 o (306)550-9453 Kylemore Laliberte, Cynthia #^*- Cutknife Kayseas, Enola #^*- o (306)304-2930 Tootoosis, Kimberly #^* o (306)338-8133 o (306)390-7705 Melfort Lebret Moss, Erin #^* Emerald Park Dubois, Ethel #^* o (306)920-7700 Mitchall, Dale # o (639)571-1856 o (306)537-8026 Olson, Tiffany #^* Lloydminster o (306)752-1020 200

McLeod, Erin #^ Onion Lake Sherwin-Roller, Nicola #^ o (306)752-1020 Jimmy, Alice #^* o (306)763-7243 o (306)830-9239 Missinipe Petit, Jamie #^* Driediger, Theresa #^* Prince Albert o (306)961-0304 o (306)290-9198 Kusisto, Jillian #^* Thomas, Bridgette #* Moose Jaw o (306)922-3202 o (306)960-2247 Risula, Susan #^* o (306)631-6139 Hussein, Salaheden #^* Olson, Tiffany #^* o (306)314-9511 o (306)922-2777 Garrett, Robert #^* o (306)513-6106 Wolverine, Yvonne M. Peckham, Gary * #^* o (306)960-6939 Nipawin o (306)764-0003 Rowan, Valerie #* Stevenson, Glennys #^* o (306)921-2204 Bear, Marlene #^* o (306)763-4859 o (306)960-6087 Chrusch, Garry #^ Hardlotte, Elizabeth #^* o (306)862-6385 Ermine, Gabrielle #^* o (306)763-0662 o (306)960-1269 North Battleford Cherniak, Michelle Durocher, Phyllis #^- Billay, Elaine #^* (Misha) #^* o (306)980-9105 o (306)922-2777 o (306)441-8090 Bell, Ivy #^* Gilbert, Lorna #^* Blackstar, Carmen #^* o (306)960-0612 o (306)922-4464 o (306)480-8205 Finlayson, Robin #^ Eveleigh Harris, Shauna Wapass, Bernice #^* o (306)922-9355 #* o (306)490-9115 o (306)961-7342 Cram, Patti #* Allen, Sean #^- o (306)930-5040 Young, Catherine #^* o (306)317-0306 o (306)960-5338 Krieg, Brigette #* Murphy, Steve #* o (306)370-8755 Carlson, Tracy #^* o (306)317-6872 o (306)961-7005 Frantik, Jerri #^* Pruden, Jose #^ o (306)763-4859 McLeod, Erin #^ o (306)441-6566 o (306)922-2777 Watson, Glenda #^* Migneault, Kellie #^* o (587) 220-5559 Bird, Katherine #^* o (306)480-6651 o (306)961-8703 Cameron, Charlene #* Bellegarde, Beverly #^* o (306)961-8605 Camponi, Rosa #^ o (306)373-3130 Reid, Gregory #^* o (306)764-8937 o (306)960-3859

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Curniski, Cathy #^* o (306)527-7509 Klippenstine, Kent #^* o (306)922-9355 o (306)757-4283 Tamaki, Shelley #^- Bailey, Eric # o (306)751-2413 Wolfe, Bev #*^ o (306)922-3202 o (306)531-9812 Sojonky, Todd #^* April, Candice #^* o (306)737-6533 Westermann, Marie- o (306)961-7319 Josee #^- Payant, Jodie #^* o (306)751-2467 Clarke, Cindy #^* o (306)525-4918 o (306)960-4279 Alexson, Dorothy #^* Rapley, Sherry #^- o (306)216-8265 Seidlikoski-Yurach, o (306)751-2419 Wanda #^* Hesse, Jenna #^- o (306)961-9115 Herle, Allyce #^* o (306)751-2467 o (306)539-3461 LaVallie, Carrie # McGillicky, Sidney #^ o (306)765-3333 DeMarsh, Amanda #^- o (306)551-0371 o (306)751-2467 Henderson, Lorraine #^* Hipfner, Carol #* o (306)961-4004 Froese, Alexandra #- o (306)775-3581 o (306)751-2907 Penner, Anthony #^* Redman, Calvin #^* o (306)980-8198 Moffatt, Alida #*- o (306)570-9882 o (306)757-5100 Regina Kleisinger, Carmel #^- Panko, Joey #^- McGeough, Anne M. o (306)751-3889 o (306)751-2464 #^* o (306)527-5364 Schoenroth, Natashia Traquair, Morgan #^ #^- McGeough F, Anne #^* o (306)352-9468 o (306)751-2466 o (306)757-5100 Wijesinghe, Ramona #^ Calhoon, Kellsey #^* Fiissel, Bree #^- o (306)347-2273 o (306)359-7792 o (306)751-2412 Wolbaum, Kim #^ Severight, Grant #^* Ellis, Janna #^- o (306)537-9210 o (639) 571-8859 o (306)751-2467 Mustafaeva, Shahlo #* Manuel South, Shelly #^- Bright, Wendy #^ o (306)807-0290 o (306)751-2467 o (306)569-2525 Pitzel Bazylewski, Myrna Phillips, Laurel #^ Miller, Janet #^- #^ o (306)537-4430 o (306)751-5653 o (306)519-7360 Kirk, Rob #^ o (306)569-4911 Harding, Val #* Bruce, Charlene #^* o (306)359-6111 o (306)216-9824 McNab, Marlene #^ 202

Pitariu, Gabriela #^ McIntosh, Stuart #^* Risling, Glenda #^* o (306)757-4283 o (306)717-2527 o (306)664-2409

Taylor, Stacy #* McCarty, Brenda #^ Wiebe-Loehr, Sheri *#^ o (306)545-3000 o (306)717-2527 o (306)371-1739

Crowe-Salazar, Noela Schenn-Visentini, Cachene, Eunice #^ #^* Jennifer #^ o (306)664-0000 o (306)988-9167 o (306)717-2527 Froese, Luke #^* Panchuk, Kristie #^*- Richards, Jai #^* o (306)361-0577 o (306)751-2416 o (306)665-6661 Case, Dana A. #^* Malloy, Jennifer #^* Cook, Dory #^* o (306)230-3171 o (306)994-0609 o (306)653-2718 Fraser, Louise #^* Rosthern Pandey, Nutan #^ o (306)202-8438 Driediger, Theresa #^* o (306)897-0029 o (306)290-9198 Gryba, Paige #^* Arnold, James #^ o (306)934-5898 Burke, Susan #^* o (306)664-6647 o (306)233-8669 Hodges, Phyllis #^* Harriman, Katherine #^* o (306)934-5898 Saskatoon o (306)321-4595 Ledoux, Deanna #^* Neufeld, Sharon #^ o (587) 590-0888 Manley, Renee #^* o (306)664-0000 o (306)281-5484 Badrock, Maria #^ Risling, Ed #^* o (587) 590-0888 Ambrose, Jeannette #^ o (306)665-6242 o (306)249-4244 Yaroshko, Della #^* Govender, Saxon #^* o (587) 590-0888 Laird, RoseMarie #^ o (734) 604-8421 o (306)270-3831 Boechler, Stephen #^ Daniels, Therese #^* o (587) 590-0888 Elias, John * o (306)384-5433 o (306)665-5775 Camsell, Greta #^ Hilario, Francisco Javier o (306)664-4310 Hossack, Susan #^* #^ o (306)371-0301 o (306)281-9905 Phillips, Dawn #^* o (306)717-2527 Cuthand, Eileen #^* Alexander, Joanne #^* o (306)914-5981 o (306)979-8484 Chartier, Brian #^* o (306)717-2527 Walker, Brittany #^* Robson, Irma #^* o (306)381-5704 o (306)280-1950 Mongovius, Nikkii #^* Fletcher, Mary Lou #^ o (306)717-2527 o (306)652-3121 Driediger, Theresa #^* o (306)290-9198 203

Night, Joyce R. #^*- o (306)222-0563 o (306)747-8119 o (306)221-9415 Roulette, Anthony #^* Southend Sinclair, Mariah Skye #^* o (306)491-7078 Clarke, Lorene #*- o (306)651-3434 o (306)960-4220 Thomas, Ruth Ann #* Sand, Sarah #* o (306)260-1067 St. Louis o (306)281-5704 Pitzel, Sandy #^* Deschenes, Cindy #^* o (306)940-8728 Willick, Myrna #^ o (306)341-3681 o (306)659-7785 Stockholm Fitzpatrick, Terrie #^* Tranberg, Christina #^* Morin, Mona #^* o (306)280-1101 o (306)620-9706 o (306)880-8602 Harper, Patricia #* Swift Current Walker, Maureen #^ o (306)260-2557 Cormier, Wayne #^* o (306)665-6661 o (306)774-9237 O'Keeweehow, Sharon Guenther, Judy #^ #^* Warman o (306)230-0400 o (306)222-1607 Mooney, Deborah (Deb) #^* Graham, Holly #* Nakrayko, Lillian #^ o (306)227-7037 o (306)371-3039 o (306)290-6029 Whitecap McCallion, Sheena #^* Lidguerre, Tammy #^* Bellegarde, Beverly #^* o (306)665-6661 o (306)960-2958 o (306)373-3130

Graham, Juanita (Pearl) Gatzke, Christine #^* Whitewood #^* o (306)380-7284 Perrin-Bear, Leanne #^* o (306)914-8116 o (306)735-7228 Grenier, Valerie #* Peng, Bonny #^* o (306)717-7523 Willow Bunch o (306)713-8968 Prouten, Nancy Lee #^* Stonne, Roddy #^ o (306)500-1762 Laliberte, Laverne #^* o (306)982-2511 o (306)380-4047 Yorkton Allberg, Delia #^*- Gray, Cyndi #^ Heinrichs, Ashley #^* o (306)343-2131 o (306)783-3840 o (639) 480-6311 Hay, Deborah # McArthur, Corrine #^ Corbeil, Anjeanette #^* o (306)249-4472 o (306)783-942 o (306)227-5899 Lafontaine, Tania #^* Pearce, Karmen #^ Robillard, Karlee #^* o (306)270-5796 o (306)782-4711 o (306)290-5376 Zehner Shellbrook Lavallee, Elaine #^* Bzdel, Helen #^- Leski, Angela #* o (306)359-091

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APPENDIX A.2 LIST OF PRACTICING PSYCHOLOGISTS

SASKATCHEWAN COLLEGE OF PSYCHOLOGISTS List of Practicing Psychologists

*Includes only those practicing psychologists residing in the province of Saskatchewan.

Types of Practice There are also different types of practice. A non-practicing member (NP) is someone who is not actively working as a psychologist. A full-practicing (FP) member is able to practice without supervision or any other restrictions. A provisional practice (PP) member has been granted a provisional license to practice until they complete the remaining requirements of registration, which is most often additional supervised experience.

Authorized Practice Endorsement (APE) An Authorized Practice Endorsement (APE) is required to communicate a psychological diagnosis in Saskatchewan. “Yes” under APE indicates that the psychologist has been approved by the College to make diagnoses. “NO” indicates that the psychologist does not have this approval.

Name Type APE Contact Self-Declared Practice Areas Abrams FP Yes Phone: (306)545-0134 Clinical psychology, Murray Ph.D. Email: rehabilitation, physical health, murray.abrams@outlook. anxiety, cognitive com behavioural therapy, depression, grief, loss, Location: Wascana bereavement, pain Rehabilitation Centre, management, psychological Regina assessment, PTSD, stress, trauma, workplace stress and concerns Ackbar U. FP Yes Email: English language only Salma Ph.D. Salma.Ackbar@saskhealt hauthority.ca

Location: Alvin Buckwold Child Development Program, Saskatoon Acton Bryan FP Yes Email: clinical psychology, health Ph.D. bryan.acton@saskhealth psychology, developmental, authority.ca ADHD, anxiety, behavioural, child psychology play Location: Bryan Acton therapy, clinical assessment Clinic Saskatoon, and therapy, cognitive Saskatoon behavioural therapy, depression, diagnosis of learning disabilities, 205

intellectual disability, learning disabilities, pain management, psychological assessment, psychotherapy, trauma Adams FP Yes clinical psychology, Lebell educational/school Megan M.Ed. Adelman FP Yes Phone: (306)546-5674 counselling psychology, Stacey educational/school, M.Ed. Email: teaching, achievement Stacey_adelman@hotma assessment, ADHD, anger il.com management, anxiety, stacey@joshuatreelearnin autism spectrum disorder, g.com behavioural child-centred services in divorce and Location: Regina, Joshua separation, chronic stress, Learning Tree Centre cognitive behavioural therapy, depression, diagnosis of learning disabilities, disability management, educational psychology, family counselling, grief, loss, bereavement, intellectual disability intervention/programming, learning disabilities, learning strategies in school settings, life/family transitions, multidisciplinary assessment, psycho-educational assessment, program planning, relationship issues, self-esteem, stress, trauma, workplace stress and concerns Ambrose FP Yes Phone: (306)249-4244 Full practice Jeannette Email: M.Ed. jeannette.ambrose@gma il.com Location: 1018 3rd Street East, Saskatoon Andrie FP Yes N/A Full practice Sarah M.Ed. 206

Anstey FP Yes N/A Full practice Bernell M.Ed. Arbuthnott FP Yes N/A Full practice Alexis Ph.D. Arbuthnott FP Yes Phone: (306)522-4747 Full practice Dennis M.A. Email: dennisarbuthnott@hotma il.com Location: 2631 28th Avenue #110 Regina Arnold W FP Yes Phone: (306)664-6647 Full practice James Ph.D. Location: 1324 College Drive, Saskatoon, SK, Arnot Linda FP Yes N/A Full practice M.Ed. Asmundson FP Yes Email: Clinical psychology, health, Gordon gordon.asmundson@ureg psychology, anxiety, chronic Ph.D. ina.ca stress, cognitive behavioural Location: Dep't of therapy, depression, pain Psychology, University of management, psychological Regina, 3737 Wascana assessment, PTSD, stress, Parkway, trauma Regina Babcock FP Yes N/A Full practice Dana M.Ed. Baker PP No N/A Provisional practice Meaghan M.Ed. Barker FP Yes Phone: (306)700-3141 Full practice Conor M.Ed. (phone or text) Email: conor@barkerpsychology .com Location: P.O. Box 1353, Swift Current, SK, S9H 3X5 Barnabas FP Yes Email: Full practice Ida Ph.D. [email protected] Location: 469 Willow Bay, Estevan, SK, S4A 2G3 Beatch FP Yes Email: Full practice Romeo M.C. [email protected] Location: P.O. Box 781, Unity, SK, S0K 4L0 Beattie FP No Email: Full practice Jennifer [email protected] M.Sc. Location: Suite C, Yellowhead Business 207

Centre, 6209 44th Street, Lloydminster, AB Bell Garry FP Yes Email: Full practice Ph.D. g.b.consulting@accessco mm.ca Location: 401-2700 Montague Street, Regina, SK Bell FP Yes Location: Children's Full practice Ruthanne Mental Health Services - Ph.D. MHAS, 715 Queen Street, Saskatoon Bellows FP Yes Email: Educational/school, Kristin M.Ed. bellows.kristin@prairiesout developmental, h.ca achievement assessment, ADHD, autism spectrum disorder, behavioural diagnosis of learning disabilities, educational psychology, intellectual disability, intervention/programming, learning disabilities, learning strategies in school settings, psycho-educational assessment; program planning, psychological assessment Bellrose FP Yes Email: Full practice Sheila M.Ed. sheila.bellrose@saskpolyt ech.ca Location: Saskatchewan Polytechnic Moose Jaw Campus, P.O. Box 1420, Moose Jaw Bentley PP No Phone: (306)688-5138 Provisional practice Wendy Location: Box 158, M.Ed. Creighton, SK, S0P 0A0 Berard FP Yes N/A Full Practice Nathalie Ph.D. Berg Donald FP Yes N/A Counselling psychology M.Ed. Berg-Kolody FP Yes Email: Clinical psychology Lisa Ph.D. [email protected] Beshai FP Yes N/A Clinical psychology Shadi Ph.D. 208

Bidwell FP Yes Email: Full practice Noelle M.Ed. [email protected] Location: 509 Pioneer Avenue, N. Battleford, SK, S9A 4A5 Bilkhu FP Yes Phone: (306)652-4114 Counselling psychology, Marya M.Ed. ADHD intellectual disability, learning disabilities, psycho- educational assessment; program planning Binsfeld PP No Phone: (306)280-4510 Counselling psychology, Sarah M.Ed. Email: educational/school [email protected] Location: Evolve Psychology, 10-345 4th Ave S, Saskatoon Block FP Yes Email: Full practice Gerald Ph.D. gerald.block@saskatoonh ealthregion.ca Location: 2003 Arlington Avenue, Saskatoon, SK Bodnarchuk FP No Email: [email protected] Abuse, ADHD, anger Diane M.Ed. management, anxiety cognitive behavioural therapy, couple counselling, depression grief, loss, bereavement, individual psychology, life/family transitions, relationship issues, self- esteem, self-regulation therapy, stress, trauma, workplace stress and concerns Boechler FP Yes Email: Clinical psychology, Stephen [email protected] counselling psychology, Ph.D. t forensic teaching Location: 617 C Main abuse, anger management, Street East, anxiety, assessment and Saskatoon, SK treatment of offenders, behavioural, child sexual abuse victims and offenders, chronic stress, clinical assessment and therapy, cognitive behavioural therapy, 209

couple counselling, depression, grief, loss, Bereavement, Individual, psychology, intellectual disability, life/family, transitions, psychotherapy, PTSD, relationship issues, self- esteem, sexual abuse, stress, trauma, violence including criminal issues, workplace stress and concerns Bonli Rupal FP Yes Email: Clinical psychology, health Ph.D. rupal.bonli@saskhealthau psychology, anxiety, autism thority.ca spectrum disorder, clinical Location: Royal University assessment and therapy, Hospital, individual psychology, pain 103 Hospital Drive, management, personality Saskatoon, SK disorders, psychotherapy Booth Mary FP Yes Email: Full practice Lee M.Ed. marylee.booth@saskhealt hauthority.ca Location: 1419 Sioux Crescent, Moose Jaw, SK, S6H 7C8 Bote Cindy FP Yes N/A Counselling psychology, M.C. abuse, anxiety, child sexual abuse, victims and offenders, PTSD, sexual abuse, trauma

Bourassa FP Yes N/A Full Practice Michelle Ph.D. Bourgault- FP Yes Clinical psychology, health Fagnou psychology, rehabilitation: Michelle physical health, anxiety, Ph.D. cognitive behavioural therapy depression, pain management, psychological assessment, PTSD, stress, trauma Braden FP Yes Email: Full practice Jennifer [email protected] M.Ed. Location: 310 21st Street East, Saskatoon, SK

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Bradley FP Yes Email: Educational school, Marie M.Ed. [email protected] educational psychology, Location: Prairie Valley psycho-educational School Division, assessment; program Box 1937, 3080 Albert St. planning N., Regina, SK Braithwaite FP Yes Location: 14 Oxford Bay, Full practice Stacey White City, SK, S4L 0C6 M.Ed. Brass FP Yes Location: Child & Youth Full practice Elisabeth Services, Ph.D. 1680 Albert Street, Regina, SK Brazier Bette FP Yes Email: Full practice Ph.D. [email protected] Bridge Gary FP Yes Email: Full practice M.A. [email protected] a Location: 1267 Cowan Drive, Prince Albert, SK, S6V 2P9 Bright FP No Location: 2350 Lorne Clinical psychology, health Wendy M.A. Street, psychology, anger Regina, SK management, anxiety depression, gay/lesbian issues, grief, loss, bereavement, individual psychology, life/family transitions, pain management, psychotherapy, PTSD self-esteem, self-regulation therapy, sexual abuse stress, trauma, women's issues, workplace stress and concerns Brock Susan FP Yes Suite 200, 4243 Glanford Clinical psychology, abuse Ph.D. Avenue, Victoria, BC, V8Z addiction, anger 4B9 management, anxiety, clinical assessment, and therapy cognitive behavioural therapy, couple counselling, depression individual psychology, multidisciplinary assessment, psychological assessment, psychotherapy, 211

PTSD, relationship issues, self- esteem, stress, trauma, workplace stress and concerns Brown John FP Yes N/A Clinical psychology Ph.D. Bulitz FP Yes Email: [email protected] Full practice Deborah Location: 150 Gladstone M.Ed. Avenue N, Yorkton, SK, S3N 2A8 Burdan Evan FP Yes Email: Clinical psychology, clinical M.A. [email protected] assessment and therapy, Location: 237 Bean couples counselling, family Crescent, counselling, psychological Weyburn, SK, S4H 3A3 assessment, psychotherapy Burton FP Yes N/A Clinical psychology, health Rachel Ph.D. psychology Buttinger FP Yes N/A Full Practice Pamela M.Ed. Calhoon FP Yes N/A Counselling psychology, Kellsey developmental, abuse, M.Ed. ADHD, anxiety, body image, child sexual abuse victims and offenders, chronic stress, clinical assessment and therapy, depression, eating disorders, grief, loss, bereavement, psychological assessment, psychotherapy, PTSD, relationship issues, self- esteem, self-regulation therapy, sexual abuse, stress, trauma, women’s issues, workplace stress and concerns Campbell FP Yes Location: 6323 Wascana Full practice Alison M.Ed. Court Place, Regina, SK Campbell FP Yes N/A Clinical psychology, Mary M.Ed. developmental, teaching, program evaluation, educational psychology, psychological assessment Camponi FP Yes Location: 1267 Cowan Full Practice Rosa M.A. Drive, Prince Albert, SK, S6V 2P9 212

Carleton R. FP Yes Email: Clinical psychology, anxiety, Nicholas [email protected] cognitive behavioural Ph.D. Location: Psychology therapy, PTSD, stress, trauma Department, 3737 Wascana Parkway, Regina Carlson PP No N/A Provisional practice Ashley M.Ed. Carlson Lorri FP Yes Email: Clinical psychology, M.A. [email protected] counselling psychology, Location: Wascana health system evaluation, Rehabilitation Centre, anxiety, clinical assessment 2180 23rd Ave, Regina, SK and therapy, cognitive behavioural therapy, depression, individual psychology, life/ family transitions, PTSD, stress, trauma Carr John FP Yes Email: [email protected] Full practice M.Ed. Location: P.O. Box 69, Rapidview, SK, S0M 2M0 Carruthers PP No N/A Provisional practice Chassidy Ph.D. Carverhill FP Yes Email: Full practice Philip Ph.D. [email protected] a Location: 912 Idylwyld Drive N, Suite 206, Saskatoon, SK Cavanaugh FP No Location: 2326 College Full practice Patricia M.A. Ave, Regina, SK Cey Emma FP Yes N/A Full practice M.Ed. Chalmers FP Yes Email: Full practice Jennifer [email protected] Psy.D. om Location: P.O Box 40035, Regina, SK, S4W 0L3 Chappell PP No N/A Provisional practice Gwendolyn M.Ed. Chartier FP Yes Email: Clinical psychology, Brian Ph.D. [email protected] counselling psychology, Location: 1324 College health psychology, abuse, Drive, Saskatoon, SK addition, anger management, anxiety, 213

career counselling, child sexual abuse victims and offenders, chronic stress, clinical assessment and therapy, couple counselling, depression, disability management, gay/lesbian issues, grief, loss, bereavement, individual psychology, life/family transitions, pain management, personality disorders, psychological assessment, psychotherapy, PTSD, relationship issues, self- esteem, sexual abuse, stress, trauma, women’s issues, workplace stress and concerns Cherniak FP Yes N/A Clinical psychology, addition, Michelle anger management, anxiety, M.Sc. autism spectrum disorder, body image, career counselling, cognitive behavioural therapy, depression, psychological assessment, relationship issues, self-esteem, stress, women’s issues, workplace stress and concerns Clark Gail FP Yes Email: Educational/school M.Ed. [email protected] achievement assessment, Location: 259 Carr Lane, ADHD, cognitive, diagnosis of Saskatoon, SK learning disabilities, educational psychology, intellectual disability, learning disabilities, psycho- educational assessment, program planning Clarke FP Yes Phone: (306)655-8982 Clinical psychology, Allyson counselling psychology, Ph.D. health psychology, rehabilitation/physical health, applied research, clinical assessment and therapy, psychological assessment, psychotherapy 214

Clarke FP Yes Email: Full practice Pamela beattiepamela@hotmail. Ph.D. com Clayards FP Yes N/A Full practice Heidi M.Ed. Claypool FP Yes Email: 1201-902 Spadina Educational/school, applied Timothy Crescent East, research, teaching, Ph.D. Saskatoon, SK achievement assessment, Email: [email protected] ADHD, anger management, anxiety, behavioural, diagnosis of learning disabilities, educational psychology, intellectual disability, learning disabilities, learning strategies in school settings, psycho-educational assessment, program planning, psychotherapy, self-esteem, stress Coates FP No Email: Full practice Dennis office@peopleproblems. M.Ed. ca Location: 1118 College Drive, Saskatoon, SK Cochran FP Yes Email: Full practice Kathryn [email protected] M.Ed. Location: 2 Laval Drive, Regina, SK Cochrane FP Yes Email: Counselling psychology, Krista M.Ed. [email protected] educational/school, Location: 545-11th Street diagnosis of learning East, Prince Albert, SK, disabilities, educational S6V 1B1 psychology, intellectual disability, learning disabilities, learning strategies in school settings, psycho-educational assessment; program planning Cockle FP No N/A Counselling psychology Susan M.A. Collevy FP Yes N/A Full practice Kristin M.Ed. Coltea FP Yes Phone: (306)786-0444 Clinical psychology, health Cosmin Location: 150 psychology, developmental, M.A. Independent St, Yorkton, ADHD, autism spectrum SK, S3N 2K5 disorder, behavioural, learning disabilities, psychological assessment 215

Corbett FP Yes Phone: (306)220-1613, Full practice Lynn Ph.D. (306)974-5415 Email: [email protected] Location: Corbett Mills Counselling & Consulting Services, Suite 101, 1132 College Drive, Saskatoon Cornelius PP No N/A Provisional practice Larisa Ph.D. Cornish FP Yes Email: [email protected] Full practice Peter Ph.D. Location: Cornish & Gilleta, 1004 15th Street East, Saskatoon, SK Crassweller FP Yes Email: Clinical psychology, anxiety, Patricia M.A. [email protected]. clinical assessment and ca therapy, cognitive Location: Saskatchewan behavioural therapy, Health Authority depression, personality Box 2003, Weyburn, SK, disorders, psychological S4H 2Z9 assessment Crittenden FP Yes Phone: (306)535-2186 Counselling psychology, Lorri M.Ed. Email: educational/school, [email protected] achievement assessment, t ADHD, anxiety, behavioural, Location: 2330 15th Ave, cognitive behavioural 1245 College Avenue, therapy, depression, Regina, SK diagnosis of learning disabilities, educational psychology, grief, loss, bereavement, learning disabilities, learning strategies in school settings, life/family transitions, self-esteem, sexual abuse, stress, trauma, workplace stress and concerns Cummings FP Yes Email: Full practice Jorden Ph.D. jorden.cummings@usask. ca Location: Department of Psychology, University of Saskatchewan, 9 Campus Drive, Saskatoon, SK Currie PP No N/A Educational/school Catherine M.Ed. 216

Curry Judy FP Yes Email: Full practice M.Ed. [email protected] Location: P.O. Box 1115, Melfort, SK, S0E 1A0 D'Sena PP No N/A Provisional practice Vandana M.C. Danger PP No N/A Provisional practice Stephanie M.Ed. Daniels FP Yes Email: Clinical psychology, forensic, Therese therese.daniels@csc- abuse, addiction, ADHD, Ph.D. scc.gc.ca anger management, anxiety, Location: 1526 Preston assessment and treatment of Avenue, Saskatoon, SK offenders, child sexual abuse victims and offenders, cognitive, cognitive behavioural therapy, depression, gay/ lesbian issues, grief, loss, bereavement, PTSD, relationship issues, risk assessment, self-esteem, sexual abuse, stress, trauma, violence including criminal issues, workplace stress and concerns Davidson- PP No Email: [email protected] Clinical Psychology, Hove M. Counselling Psychology, Elizabeth Health Psychology, M.Ed. Rehabilitation: Physical Health, Mental Health, Developmental, Educational Psychology Davis Darrell FP Yes Email: [email protected] Counselling psychology, Ph.D. rehabilitation mental health, developmental, forensic, applied research, abuse, addiction, anger management, anxiety, assessment and treatment of offenders, behavioural, body image, career rehabilitation, Christian/spiritual counselling, chronic stress, clinical assessment and therapy, cognitive, cognitive behavioural therapy, couple 217

counselling, criminal forensic, depression, eating disorders, EMDR (eye movement dealitization and deprocessing), family counselling, grief, loss, bereavement, individual psychology, life/family transitions, personality disorders, psychotherapy, PTSD, self-esteem, sexual abuse, trauma, violence inducing criminal issues, youth forensics Davison PP No N/A Provisional practice Mischa M.Ed. Delparte FP Yes Location: Prairie Clinical psychology, health Chelsea Psychology Services, psychology, ADHD, anxiety, Ph.D. 2230 Lorne Street, Regina, clinical assessment and SK therapy, cognitive behavioural therapy, depression, eating disorders, psychological assessment, PTSD Derow FP Yes Email: Full practice Melissa melissa.derow@saskhealt M.Sc. hauthority.ca DeSorcy FP Yes Email: Clinical psychology, forensic, Danielle [email protected] autism spectrum disorder, Ph.D. a criminal forensic, FASD Location: 1717 Osler St., specialist, risk assessment, Regina, SK youth forensics Desy Marie- FP Yes N/A Educational/school, neuro- Christine psychology, developmental Ph.D. Dimen PP No N/A Provisional practice Christine M.Ed. Doka Hollie PP No N/A Provisional practice M.Ed. Dorey Lee FP No Email: Full practice M.Ed. lee.dorey@saskatoonheal thregion.ca Location: 3219 Ortona Street, Saskatoon, SK 218

Driediger FP Yes Email: Counselling psychology, Theresa [email protected] anxiety, depression, family M.A. Location: P.O. Box 670, counselling, individual Rosthern, SK, S0K 3R0 psychology, psychotherapy, relationship issues, self- regulation therapy, trauma, workplace stress and concerns Dumitrescu FP Yes Phone: (306)551-1861 Counselling, health Cristina Email: psychology, geropsychology, M.Ed. psychotherapyinregina@ anger management, anxiety, hotmail.com chronic stress, depression, Location: 310-2445 13th grief, loss, bereavement, Avenue, Regina, SK group counselling, individual psychology, pain management, relationship issues, self-esteem, stress, women’s issues, workplace stress and concerns Duncombe FP Yes N/A Full practice Gail M.Ed. Dunlop FP Yes N/A Full practice Wanetta M.Ed. Dusterbeck- FP Yes Email: Full practice Colhoun tammy.dusterbeck@rqhe Tammy alth.ca M.Ed. Location: Child and Youth Services – Randall Kinship Centre, 1680 Albert Street, Regina, SK Eaton FP No Email: Full practice Carole M.A. [email protected] om Location: 2259 Garnet Street, Regina, SK Eddy Kali FP Yes Location: P.O. Box 145, Full practice M.Ed. Craven, SK, S0G 0W0 Elias John FP No Email: [email protected] Full practice Ph.D. Location: 3615 Saskatchewan Cres. S, Saskatoon, SK Ellis FP Yes N/A Counselling psychology, Amanda anxiety, cognitive M.Ed. behavioural therapy, depression, diagnosis of learning disabilities, educational psychology, 219

intellectual disability, learning disability, learning strategies in school settings, life/family transitions, psychoeducation assessment, program planning, relationship Issues, self-esteem, stress Ellis Janna FP Yes N/A Full practice M.Ed. Endsin PP No N/A Counselling psychology, Stefan M.Ed. educational psychology Ennis Liam FP Yes N/A Full practice Ph.D. Eritz Heather FP Yes Phone: (306)766-6700 Full practice Ph.D. Location: Child and Youth Services, 1680 Albert St., Regina, SK Erker Linda FP Yes Email: [email protected] Educational/school, M.Ed. Location: 310 21st Street developmental East, Saskatoon, SK Evans FP Yes Phone: (306)222-0574(h) Clinical psychology, Darcia Email: [email protected] counselling psychology, M.Ed. educational psychology Faith Sari FP No N/A Full practice M.A. Falk PP No N/A Provisional practice Matthew M.Ed. Farkas FP Yes Email: Educational/school, Michelle [email protected] educational psychology, M.Ed. Location: P.O. Box 393, psycho-educational Macklin, SK, S0L 2C0 assessment, program planning Farthing FP No Email: [email protected] Full practice Frederick Location: 200-506 25th M.Ed. Street East, Saskatoon, SK Farthing FP Yes Email: Full practice Gerald Ph.D. [email protected] t Location: 317 Laval Crescent, Saskatoon, SK, S7H 4N7 Fedak FP Yes Email: [email protected] Full practice Stephanie Location: Box 2003, M.Ed. Weyburn, SK, S4H 2Z9 Fehr FP No Email: Counselling psychology, Deborah [email protected] abuse, anger management, M.Ed. child sexual abuse victims 220

Location: Box 762, and offenders, couple Dundurn, SK, S0K 1K0 counselling, group counselling, individual psychology, PTSD, relationship issues, sexual abuse, trauma, women’s issues Fehr Teresa FP No Email: [email protected] Counselling psychology, M.Ed. cognitive behavioural therapy, couple counselling, criminal forensic, depression, individual psychology, life/family transitions, stress, women’s issues, workplace stress and concerns Ferguson FP Yes Email: [email protected] Educational/school, Tammy Location: 2160 Cameron teaching, achievement M.Sc. Street, Regina, SK assessment, behavioural, cognitive, diagnosis of learning disabilities, educational psychology, intellectual disability, intervention/programming, learning disabilities, learning strategies in school settings, psycho-educational assessment; program planning, psychological assessment Fieldgate FP Yes Email: Clinical Catherine [email protected] psychology/development, M.A. et ADHD, anxiety, autism spectrum disorder, behavioural, cognitive behavioural therapy, couples counselling, depression, family counselling, grief, loss, bereavement, relationship issues, self-esteem, stress, trauma, workplace stress and concerns Fiissel Bree FP Yes Email: Clinical psychology, Ph.D. [email protected] counselling psychology a Location: 1951 Francis Street, Regina, SK Finlayson FP Yes Email: finlaysonra@csc- Full practice Robin M.Ed. scc.gc.ca 221

Location: Department of Psychology CSC , 15th Street W, P.O. BOX 160, Prince Albert, SK, S6V 5R6 Fletcher FP No Email: Counselling psychology, Mary Lou maryloufletcherscp@sha anger management, anxiety, M.Ed. w.ca Christian/spiritual counselling, Location: 603 3rd Avenue cognitive behavioural N., Saskatoon, SK therapy, couple counselling, depression, grief, loss, bereavement, life/family transitions, psychotherapy, relationship issues, self- esteem, sexual abuse, stress, women’s issues Flood Mona FP Yes Email: Full practice M.A. mona.flood@saskhealtha uthority.ca Location: 2860 St. James Bay, Regina, SK Focht Cindy FP Yes Location: P.O. Box 279, Educational/school, teaching M.Ed. Sintaluta, SK, S0G 4N0 Foster FP Yes Phone: (306)988-4776 Clinical psychology, health Lyndsay Email: psychology, teaching, Ph.D. [email protected] anxiety, behavioural, body image, child maltreatment, chronic stress, clinical assessment and therapy, cognitive behavioural therapy, couple counselling, depression, gay/lesbian issues, grief, loss, bereavement, psychological assessment, psychotherapy, PTSD, relationship issues, self- esteem, sexual abuse, stress, trauma, women’s issues Fotheringha FP Yes Email: Full practice m Janine [email protected] M.Ed. t Location: 239 Beerling Crescent, Saskatoon, SK Frederick FP Yes Email: Full practice Joanne M.A. joanne.frederick@sasktel. net Friesen FP Yes Email: Full practice Sarah M.Ed. sarah.friesen@saskhealth authority.ca 222

Location: 1319 Colony Street, Saskatoon, SK Froese FP Yes N/A Clinical psychology, Alexandra counselling psychology, M.Ed. educational/school, abuse, achievement assessment, ADHD, anxiety, autism spectrum disorder, child psychology play therapy, child sexual abuse Victims and offenders, child-centred services in divorce and separation, chronic stress, clinical assessment and therapy, cognitive, cognitive behavioural therapy, depression, diagnosis of learning disabilities, educational psychology, grief, loss, bereavement, intellectual disability, learning strategies in school settings, life/family transitions, psycho- educational assessment; program planning, psychological assessment, psychotherapy, PTSD, relationship issues, self- esteem, self-regulation therapy, sexual abuse, stress, trauma, violence including criminal issues, women’s issues, workplace stress and concerns Fuchs PP No N/A Clinical psychology Chantalle M.A. Fuchs- FP Yes Location: P.O. Box 404, Full practice Lacelle Craven, SK, S0G 0W0 Shannon Ph.D. Gagnon FP Yes Location: University of Clinical psychology, health Michelle Saskatchewan, psychology Ph.D. Department of Psychology, 9 Campus Drive, Arts Building, Saskatoon, SK 223

Gallant PP No N/A Provisional practice Natasha M.A. Gallery FP Yes N/A Full practice Marina M.A. Garcea FP Yes Email: [email protected] Full practice Laurie M.Ed. Location: 341 Clearwater Place, Saskatoon, SK Gardiner FP Yes Email: Full practice Sandy M.Ed. sandygardiner@xplornet. ca Location: Sandy Gardiner Educational Consulting, P.O. Box 434, Beauval, SK, S0M 0G0 Garratt Tara FP Yes Email: Full practice M.A. [email protected] Location: Regina Public Schools, 1600 - 4th Avenue, Regina, SK Gaudet Gail PP No Email: Provisional practice M.Ed. [email protected] Location: P.O. Box 10, St. Isidore De Bellevue, SK, S0K 3Y0 Gaylor Lisa FP Yes Email: Full practice M.Ed. [email protected] Gibb PP No N/A Provisional practice Katherine M.Ed. Gibson FP Yes Email: Achievement assessment, Karlene [email protected] ADHD, diagnosis of learning M.Ed. et disabilities, educational Location: 430 Hansen psychology, psycho- Drive, Regina, SK educational assessment; program planning Gilleta FP Yes Location: 1132 College Clinical psychology, abuse, Karen Ph.D. Drive, Suite 101, anxiety, body image, career Saskatoon, SK counselling, chronic stress, depression, eating disorders, grief loss bereavement, individual psychology, personality disorders, psychotherapy, PTSD, relationship issues, self- esteem, sexual abuse, stress, trauma, women’s issues, 224

workplace stress and concerns Gordon FP Yes Email: Counselling psychology, Audrey audrey.gordon@outlook. anger management, anxiety, M.Ed. com assessment and treatment of offenders, cognitive behavioural therapy, couple counselling, criminal forensic, depression, individual psychology, personality disorders, relationship issues, risk assessment, self-esteem, stress, violence including criminal issues, workplace stress and concerns Gordon FP Yes Email: Full practice Bruce Ph.D. [email protected] Gordon FP Yes N/A Full practice Jennifer Ph.D. Gorrie David FP Yes Email: Full practice M.Ed. [email protected] Location: 19 Champlain Crescent, Saskatoon, SK Gough FP No Email: Teaching, human resource Rhonda [email protected] management, body image, M.Ed. Location: 601 - 402 21st depression, eating disorders, Street East, Saskatoon, SK grief, loss, bereavement, life/family transitions, self- esteem, sexual abuse, stress, trauma, women’s issues, workplace stress and concerns Govender FP Yes N/A Full practice Saxon Ph.D. Graham FP No Email: Abuse, EMDR (eye Holly Ph.D. [email protected] movement dealitization and deprocessing), PTSD, self- esteem, self-regulation therapy, sexual abuse, stress, trauma Graham FP Yes Location: 1180 3rd Avenue Counselling psychology, Banman NE, Moose Jaw, SK, S6H anger management, anxiety, David M.Ed. 1G1 career counselling, chronic stress, cognitive behavioural therapy, couple counselling, depression, educational psychology, grief, loss, 225

bereavement, individual psychology, psychotherapy, relationship issues, self- esteem, stress Grayston H. FP No Phone: (306)782-2151 Full practice Norman Email: M.Ed. [email protected] Location: Grayston Counselling Service, 5-31 Broadway Ave. E, Yorkton, SK, S3N 0K4 Greenough FP Yes Location: 1802 Victoria Educational school, Sally M.Ed. Avenue, Saskatoon, SK achievement assessment, ADHD, anxiety, cognitive, depression, diagnosis of learning disabilities, educational psychology, intellectual disability, learning disabilities, learning strategies in school settings, psycho- educational assessment; program planning Greenough FP Yes Email: Clinical psychology, forensic, Timothy [email protected] custody/access assessment, Ph.D. Location: 310 Sturgeon parenting assessment Drive, Saskatoon, SK Grenier FP No N/A Counselling psychology, Valerie M.A. anxiety, body image, couple counselling, depression, eating disorders, gay/lesbian issues, grief, loss, bereavement, individual psychology, life/family transitions, relationship issues, self-esteem, stress, women’s issues, workplace stress and concerns Gryba Paige FP No Phone: (306)934-5898(w), Counselling psychology, M.Ed. (306)934-5812 educational/school, Email: [email protected] developmental, teaching, Location: 206-912 Idylwyld anxiety, child psychology Drive North, Saskatoon, play therapy, cognitive SK behavioural therapy, couple counselling, depression, family counselling, individual psychology, life/family transitions, psychotherapy, PTSD, relationship issues, self- 226

esteem, sexual abuse, stress, trauma, women’s issues, workplace stress and concerns Gueguen- PP No N/A Educational/school Nielson Nina M.Ed. Hack FP Yes N/A Educational/school, ADHD, Brennan diagnosis of learning M.Ed. disabilities, educational psychology, intellectual disability, learning disabilities, learning strategies in school settings, psycho-educational assessment/program planning Hadjistavrop FP Yes Email: Full practice oulos [email protected] Heather Location: University of Ph.D. Regina, Department of Psychology, Regina, SK Hadjistavrop FP Yes Email: Clinical psychology, health oulos [email protected] psychology, geropsychology, Thomas Location: University of applied research, anxiety, Ph.D. Regina, behavioural, clinical Department of assessment and therapy, Psychology, Regina, SK cognitive behavioural therapy, depression, pain management, psychological assessment, PTSD, self-esteem Halbert FP Yes Email: Full practice Gary M.Ed. [email protected] Hallman FP Yes Email: Clinical psychology, neuro- David Ph.D. david.hallman@brainwor psychology, psychological ksrehab.com assessment Hammel- FP Yes Email: Full practice Kampus [email protected] Frances M.Ed. Hampton PP No N/A Provisional practice Amy Ph.D. Hampton FP Yes Email: Full practice Mary Ed.D. mary.hampton@uregina. ca Hanna PP No N/A Provisional practice Pamela M.Ed. 227

Hansen Lis FP Yes Location: RR#1, Box 48B, Full practice M.Ed. Regina, SK Harbin Carol FP Yes Email: Counselling, M.Ed. [email protected] educational/school, Location: 4822 - 45th achievement assessment, Street, Lloydminster, SK, ADHD, behavioural, S9V 0H9 cognitive, educational psychology, intellectual disability, learning disabilities, psycho-educational assessment; program planning Hardenne FP Yes N/A Full practice Tanya M.Ed. Harding Val FP Yes Email: Full practice Ph.D. lebell.associates@sasktel. net Location: 2114 College Avenue, Regina, SK Harker FP Yes Phone: (306)250-1032 Clinical psychology, forensic Katelyn Ph.D. Harkness FP Yes Email: Educational/school, Lorrie Anne [email protected] teaching, program M.Ed. Location: 132 Fairway Rd, evaluation, achievement Emerald Park, SK, S4L 1C8 assessment, ADHD, anxiety, behavioural, cognitive, depression, diagnosis of learning disabilities, educational psychology, individual psychology, intellectual disability, intervention/programming, learning disabilities, learning strategies in school settings, multidisciplinary assessment, psycho-educational assessment; program planning, psychological assessment, risk assessment, strategic planning Harnaha FP Yes Email: Full practice Beverley [email protected] M.Ed. Location: 6206-33 Street, Lloydminster, AB, T9V 2V7 Harris Erin FP No N/A Full practice M.C. 228

Hart Regan FP Yes Location: 108-2100 8th Full practice Ph.D. Street E, CBI Health Centre, Saskatoon, SK Hay FP Yes Email: [email protected] Full practice Deborah Location: 617C Main St E., Ph.D. Saskatoon, SK Hayes FP Yes N/A Full practice Josephson Heather M.Ed. Heidt PP No N/A Clinical psychology, health Constance psychology, developmental Ph.D. Helmer FP Yes Email: Full practice D'Arcy Ph.D. drhelmer@innergycompr ehensive.com Location: Box 13, Site 300 RR#3, Saskatoon, SK, S7K 3J6 Helmsing FP Yes Email: Educational/school, Joan M.Ed. helmsing.consulting@sask developmental, teaching, tel.net achievement assessment, Location: 5005 Newport ADHD, autism spectrum Road, Regina, SK disorder, behavioural, brain injury developmental disability, career counselling, cognitive, diagnosis of learning disabilities, educational psychology, intellectual disability, learning disabilities, learning strategies in school settings, psycho- educational assessment; program planning, psychological assessment Hengen FP Yes Email: Counselling psychology, Shelley [email protected] educational/school M.Ed. Location: 7-106 Baillie Cove, Saskatoon, SK Herman FP Yes Phone: (306)229-9354 Anxiety, body image, chronic Vicki M.Ed. Email: stress, depression, eating [email protected] disorders, group counselling, Location: 432 6th Street, life/family transitions, Saskatoon, SK psychotherapy, stress, women’s issues, workplace stress and concerns 229

Heshka FP Yes Location: 14 Smith Street Full practice Jeffrey East, Yorkton, SK, S3N 4J4 M.Sc. Hicks Carrie FP Yes Phone: (306)764-4999 Full practice Ph.D. Location: 4077 2nd Ave W., P.O. Box 3003, Prince Albert, SK, S6W 1A1 Hildebrandt FP Yes Email: Educational/school Carla M.Ed. hildebrandt.carla@prairie south.ca Location: P.O. Box 29, Limerick, SK, S0H 2P0 Hill Kerri PP No N/A Educational/school M.Ed. Hill Teresa FP Yes N/A Full practice M.Ed. Hillis Sarah FP Yes Email: [email protected] Full practice Ph.D. Location: 10th floor 201 21st Street East, 103 Hospital Drive, Saskatoon, SK Hoffart Lisa FP No N/A Counselling psychology M.C. Hoiseth FP Yes Email: Full practice Derek M.Ed. [email protected] Location: Living Sky School Division 202-509 Pioneer Avenue, North Battleford, SK, S9A 4A5 Hook Tarah FP Yes N/A Full practice Ph.D. Hootz Terra FP Yes N/A Counselling psychology, M.Ed. educational/school, achievement assessment, ADHD, diagnosis of learning disabilities, educational psychology, intellectual disability, learning disabilities, psycho-educational assessment; program planning Hopfner FP Yes Location: 1-4517 50th Clinical psychology, Yumi Ph.D. Avenue, Lloydminster, SK, counselling psychology, S9V 0Z9 abuse, anger management, anxiety, body image, child psychology play therapy, chronic stress, cognitive, cognitive behavioural 230

therapy, couple counselling, depression, family counselling, grief, loss, bereavement, individual psychology, life/family transitions, psychotherapy, PTSD, relationship issues, self- esteem, sexual abuse, stress, trauma, women’s issues, workplace stress and concerns Hordichuk PP No N/A Provisional practice Amanda M.Ed. Horswill FP Yes Email: Clinical psychology, health Samantha samantha.horswill@gmail. psychology, anxiety, chronic Ph.D. com stress, clinical assessment and therapy, cognitive behavioural therapy, depression, individual psychology, psychological assessment, psychotherapy, PTSD, self-esteem, stress, trauma Houde Erica FP Yes N/A Educational/school, M.Ed. educational psychology, psycho-educational assessment; program planning Hounjet FP No Email: Full practice Jacqueline [email protected] M.Ed. Hunter FP Yes N/A Clinical psychology, Paulette Geropsychology, applied Ph.D. research, teaching Hurst Susan FP Yes Email: Full practice Ph.D. [email protected] Location: Student Wellness Centre, University of Saskatchewan, Apotex Ctr, 3rd Floor Place Riel, 1 Campus Drive, Saskatoon, SK Huyghebaer FP Yes Email: Clinical psychology, t Holly M.Ed. holly.huyghebaert@ranch counselling psychology, child ehrlo.ca maltreatment, clinical assessment and therapy, 231

psychological assessment, risk assessment Iversen FP Yes Email: Counselling psychology, Sharleen sharleen.iversen@secpsd. educational/school, M.Ed. ca teaching, achievement Location: 3416 Balsam assessment, ADHD, Grove, Regina, SK behavioural, cognitive, diagnosis of learning disabilities, educational psychology, intellectual disability, learning disabilities, learning strategies in school settings, psycho-educational assessment; program planning, psychological assessment Jackson FP Yes Location: Saskatchewan Full practice David Ph.D. Hospital, P.O. Box 39, North Battleford, SK, S9A 2X8 Jacobson FP Yes Email: Full practice Stephen [email protected] M.A. Location: 4207 Wascana Ridge, Regina, SK James FP Yes Email: Full practice Shamus [email protected] M.Ed. m Location: 311 20th St. E., 2nd Floor, Saskatoon, SK Janzen FP Yes Location: Mental Health Clinical psychology, anxiety, Claude J. Clinic, behavioural, body image, Amy Ph.D. 2110 Hamilton Street, chronic stress, clinical Regina, SK assessment and therapy, cognitive, cognitive behavioural therapy, depression, eating disorders, psychological assessment, psychotherapy, self-esteem Jardine FP No Email: Full practice Brenda [email protected] M.Ed. Location: P.O. Box 22018, Prince Albert, SK, S6V 8A6 Javed FP No Location: 202 Kenosee Full practice Nayyar Crescent, Saskatoon, SK M.Ed. Jeancart FP Yes Email: Counselling psychology, Heather [email protected] educational/school, ADHD, M.Ed. diagnosis of learning 232

Location: Box 1552, Prince disabilities, educational Albert, SK, S6V 5T1 psychology, intellectual disability, learning disabilities, multidisciplinary assessment, psycho-educational assessment; program planning Jedlinski PP No N/A Provisional practice Stacey M.A. Johnson FP Yes Email: Educational/school Tanya M.Ed. johnson.tanya@prairiesou th.ca Location: 107-851 Chester Road, Moose Jaw, SK, S6J 0A4 Jurgens FP Yes Email: Douglas [email protected] Ph.D. Location: RR5 Site 33 Comp 28, Prince Albert, SK, S6V 5R3 Kambeitz FP Yes Location: 534 Antler Cres., Educational/school, Jolee M.Ed. Warman, SK, S0K 4S1 teaching, ADHD, cognitive, diagnosis of learning disabilities, educational psychology, intellectual disability, learning disabilities, learning strategies in school settings, psycho-educational assessment; program planning Keele A. FP Yes N/A Teaching, achievement Ross M.Ed. assessment, anger management, assessment and treatment of offenders, cognitive behavioural therapy, criminal forensic, educational psychology, psycho-educational assessment; program planning, psychological assessment, risk assessment, violence including criminal issues, youth forensics Kees FP No N/A Clinical psychology, Jennifer counselling psychology, M.Ed. forensic Keller Jenny FP Yes Email: Clinical psychology, Ph.D. [email protected] counselling psychology 233

Kemp-Koo FP Yes Location: P.O. Box 1284, Full practice Debra Ph.D. Saskatoon, SK, S7K 3N9 Kinzel FP Yes Email: Full practice Audrey [email protected] Ph.D. Location: 200 3211 Preston Avenue, Saskatoon, SK Kirk Robert FP Yes Email: Clinical psychology, M.A. [email protected] counselling psychology, Location: 3000 Victoria abuse, addiction, anger Avenue, management, anxiety, child Regina, SK sexual abuse victims and offenders, chronic stress, cognitive, EMDR (eye movement dealitization and deprocessing), grief, loss and bereavement, psychotherapy, PTSD, sexual abuse, stress, trauma Kitz Karen FP Yes Phone: (306)751-3870 Clinical psychology, M.Ed. Email: addiction, ADHD, anxiety, [email protected] autism spectrum disorder, cognitive, depression, intellectual disability, psychological assessment, trauma Kleisinger FP Yes N/A Full practice Carmel M.A. Klippenstine FP Yes Email: Clinical psychology, Kent Psy.D. kent.klippenstine@gmail. counselling psychology, com addiction, ADHD, anxiety, career counselling, career rehabilitation, chronic stress, clinical assessment and therapy, cognitive behavioural therapy, couple counselling, depression, grief, loss, bereavement, individual psychology, life/family transitions, personality disorders, psychological assessment, psychotherapy, PTSD, relationship issues, self- esteem, sexual abuse, stress, trauma, workplace stress and concerns 234

Kluger FP Yes Phone: (306)352-4110 Full practice Joseph (fax) Ph.D. Location: 3rd Floor, 1914 Hamilton Street, Regina, SK Kluk Alyssa PP No N/A Provisional practice M.Ed. Knight FP No Email: [email protected] Full practice Diane M.Ed. Location: 1530 Helme Crescent, Prince Albert, SK, S6V 6G7 Knorr FP Yes N/A Counselling psychology, Lyndsay educational/school, M.Ed. achievement assessment, anxiety, diagnosis of learning disabilities, educational psychology, intellectual disability, intervention Korczak FP Yes Email: Counselling, Pamela [email protected] educational/school, M.Ed. a achievement assessment, Location: 1600 4th ADHD, behavioural, Avenue, cognitive, diagnosis of Regina, SK learning disabilities, educational psychology, intellectual disability, intervention/programming, learning disabilities, learning strategies in school settings, psycho-educational assessment; program planning, psychological assessment, risk assessment Kotylak PP No N/A Provisional practice Marley Ed.S. Kozey PP No Phone: (306)581-4149 Clinical psychology, Jordan M.A. Email: counselling psychology, psychotherapy@jordanko abuse, addiction, anxiety, zey.com behavioural, career counselling, chronic stress, cognitive behavioural therapy, couple counselling, depression, family counselling, grief, loss, bereavement, group counselling, individual psychology, life/family transitions, personality 235

disorders, psychotherapy, PTSD, relationship issues, self- esteem, self-regulation therapy, sexual abuse, stress, trauma Krammer FP Yes N/A Educational/school, Randall achievement assessment, M.Ed. ADHD, autism spectrum disorder, cognitive, diagnosis of learning disabilities, educational psychology, intellectual disability, interview Kruger Holly FP Yes Email: Counselling psychology, M.Ed. hollyannekruger@hotmail educational/school, .com achievement assessment, ADHD, diagnosis of learning disabilities, educational psychology, intellectual disability, learning disabilities, learning strategies in school settings, psycho-educational assessment; program planning Kurtenbach FP Yes N/A Full practice Tyson Ph.D. Labuik Tara FP Yes Email: [email protected] Educational psychology M.Ed. Location: 6910 Maple Wood Crescent, Regina, SK Lalonde FP Yes Email: [email protected] Clinical psychology, Gisele M.Ed. Location: 303 LeValley counselling psychology, Cove, Saskatoon, SK educational psychology Lalonde FP Yes Phone: (306)655-3817 Counselling psychology, Rebecca Email: developmental, educational M.Ed. rebecca.lalonde@saskat psychology oonhealthregion.ca Lamontagn PP No N/A Clinical psychology, e Randine counselling psychology M.Ed. Landry- PP No N/A Counselling psychology, Dixon educational/school Marissa M.Ed. Lane FP Yes Email: [email protected] Full practice Beverley Location: P.O. Box 321, M.Ed. Balgonie, SK, S0G 0E0 236

Larrea FP Yes Email: Full practice Fernando [email protected] M.Sc. a Laturnas PP No N/A Educational/school Alanna M.Ed. Lebell FP No Email: Full practice Richard [email protected] Ph.D. Lee Rori FP Yes Email [email protected] Full practice M.Ed. Legault Ellen FP Yes N/A Clinical psychology, forensic, Ph.D. clinical assessment and therapy, criminal forensic, individual psychology, psychological assessment, psychotherapy, risk assessment, violence including criminal issues, youth forensics Lehman FP Yes N/A Full practice Tannis M.Ed. Leis Timothy FP No N/A Full practice Ph.D. Leitner FP Yes Email: Full practice Joanne [email protected] M.Ed. Location: Regina Board of Education, 1600 - 4th Avenue, Regina, SK Lejbak Lisa FP Yes Phone: (306)655-2347, Clinical psychology, neuro- Ph.D. (306)227-5461 psychology, developmental, achievement assessment, Email: ADHD, brain injury [email protected] developmental disability, clinical assessment and Location: therapy, cognitive, diagnosis Department of Clinical of learning disabilities, FASD Health Psychology, specialist, intellectual Ellis Hall, Royal University disability, learning disabilities, Hospital, multidisciplinary assessment, Saskatoon, SK psychological assessment

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Letendre FP Yes N/A Educational/school, Laurissa achievement assessment, M.Ed. ADHD, cognitive, diagnosis of learning disabilities, educational psychology, intellectual disability, psycho- educational assessment; program planning Levitt Terry FP Yes Email: [email protected] Full practice Ph.D. Location: 203-1630 Quebec Avenue, Saskatoon, SK Lewis (John) FP Yes N/A Clinical psychology Dufton Ph.D. Lingenfelter FP Yes Email: Full practice Sacha M.C. sacha.lingenfelter@pvsd. ca Location: Prairie Valley School Division, 3080 Albert Street North, Regina, SK Litke Karen FP Yes Email: Clinical psychology, Ph.D. [email protected] rehabilitation: physical health/mental health, educational psychology Lorenz Brian PP No N/A Provisional practice M.C. Loutzenhiser FP Yes Email: Full practice Lynn Ph.D. lynn.loutzenhiser@uregina .ca Location: Department of Psychology, University of Regina, Regina, SK Lyons-Belt FP Yes Location: Box 336, 216 Full practice Tanya M.Ed. Willow Street, Pense, SK, S0G 3W0 MacAuslan FP Yes Email: ian.macausland- Full practice d-Berg Ian [email protected] M.A. Location: 30 Newlands Street, Regina, SK MacDonald FP Yes Email: Full practice Debra M.Ed. debbie.macdonald@htcs d.ca Location: 61 Crocus Road, Moose Jaw, SK, S6J 1B7 238

Macdonald FP Yes Email: Educational/school, Marilyn macdonaldmar@sasktel. teaching, achievement M.Ed. net assessment, ADHD, Location: 109 McMaster behavioural, cognitive, Crescent, Saskatoon, SK diagnosis of learning disabilities, educational psychology, FASD specialist, learning disabilities, learning strategies in school settings, psycho-educational assessment MacGregor FP Yes Email: Full practice Michael michael.macgregor@usa Ph.D. sk.ca Location: Dept. of Psychology, University of Sask., 9 Campus Drive, Saskatoon, SK MacKinnon FP Yes Email: Full practice David Ed.D. drdavidmackinnon@yah oo.ca Location: P.O. Box 1749, Battleford, SK, S0M 0E0 MacLean FP Yes Email: Full practice Marilyn marilyn.maclean@saskpol M.Ed. ytech.ca Location: 3629 18th Avenue, Regina, SK MacSorley FP Yes N/A Full practice Rachelle M.Ed. Magee Erin FP Yes N/A Clinical psychology, M.Ed. counselling psychology, forensic Magel FP No Email: Educational/school Beverly [email protected] M.Ed. Location: 1829 1st Street, Estevan, SK Markwart FP Yes Email: Full practice Lori M.A. lori.markwart@accessco mm.ca Location: 3621 Pasqua Street, Regina, SK Martin FP Yes Email: Clinical psychology, Ronald Ph.D. [email protected] counselling psychology, Location: Faculty of health psychology, Education, Univ of developmental, geropsychology, anger 239

Regina, 3737 Wascana management, anxiety, Parkway, Regina, SK behavioural, clinical assessment and therapy, cognitive behavioural therapy, depression, individual psychology, multidisciplinary assessment, pain management, psychological assessment, psychotherapy, self-esteem, stress, workplace stress and concerns May-Melin FP Yes N/A Full practice E. Gail M.Ed. Mayer PP No Email: Provisional practice Sarah M.C. sarah.mayer@ranchehrlo. ca Mazur FP Yes N/A Full practice Jennifer Ph.D. McAllister FP Yes N/A Full practice Jennifer M.Ed. McAvoy FP Yes Email: Counselling psychology, Kristina [email protected] educational/school, M.Ed. a achievement assessment, Location: Box 809, 121 ADHD, behavioural, Collins St, Warman, SK, cognitive, diagnosis of S0K 4S0 learning disabilities, educational psychology, intellectual disability, intervention/programing, learning disabilities, learning strategies in school settings, psycho-educational assessment; program planning, psychological assessment McCaw FP Yes N/A Educational/school, diagnosis Katie M.Ed. of learning disabilities, intellectual disability, learning disabilities, learning strategies in school settings, psycho- educational assessment; program planning McCaw FP Yes Email: Full practice Matthew [email protected] M.Ed. et 240

McConnell FP Yes N/A Full practice Chelsea M.Ed. McCormick FP Yes N/A Clinical psychology, Lila Ph.D. counselling psychology, health psychology, developmental, ADHD, anxiety, autism spectrum disorder, behavioural, child psychology play therapy, cognitive, cognitive behavioural therapy, depression, intellectual disability, multidisciplinary assessment, psychological assessment McDonald FP Yes N/A Full practice Brian M.Ed. McDougall PP No N/A Provisional practice Delee M.Ed. McFadyen FP Yes Location: 2842 Cameron Clinical psychology, Cindy M.Ed. Street, Regina, SK counselling psychology, educational/school, developmental, ADHD, anger management, anxiety, behavioural, cognitive behavioural therapy, depression, diagnosis of learning disabilities, educational psychology, intervention/programming, learning disabilities, learning strategies in school settings, multidisciplinary assessment, psychological assessment McFadyen FP No Email: Counselling psychology, Danielle danielle.mcfadyen@hot abuse, addiction, anxiety, M.C. mail.ca body image, chronic stress, Location: 1118 College cognitive behavioural Drive, Saskatoon, SK therapy, depression, grief, loss, bereavement, psychotherapy, relationship issues, self-esteem, stress, violence including criminal issues, women’s issues, workplace stress and concerns 241

McGrath FP Yes Email: Full practice Elizabeth elizabeth.mcgrath@saskh M.A. ealthauthority.ca Location: Randall Kinship Centre, 1692 Albert Street, Regina, SK McIntyre FP Yes Location: Dept. of Full practice Robert M.Sc. Psychology, Saskatchewan Penitentiary, P.O., Box 160, Prince Albert, SK, S6V5R6 McKee FP Yes Email: Full practice Karen M.Ed. [email protected] Location: 246 A E Adams Cres, Saskatoon, SK McKenney FP Yes Email: Full practice Deanne deanne.mckenney@sun M.Ed. westsd.ca Location: 309 Assiniboine Drive, Saskatoon, SK, S7K 3Z1 McMillan FP Yes N/A Clinical psychology, Katherine community psychology, Ph.D. counselling psychology, neuro-psychology, teaching, abuse, achievement assessment, addiction, ADHD, anxiety, behavioural, chronic stress, clinical assessment and therapy, cognitive, cognitive behavioural therapy, depression, diagnosis of learning disabilities, grief, loss, bereavement, individual psychology, pain management, psychological assessment, psychotherapy, PTSD, relationship issues, sexual abuse, stress, trauma McMurtry FP Yes Email: Full practice Bruce Ph.D. bruce.mcmurtry@saskato onhealthregion.ca Location: 826 5th Avenue North, Saskatoon, SK 242

McWilliams FP Yes N/A Full practice Lachlan A.J. Ph.D. Mercado FP Yes Email: Full practice Annalyn annalyn.mercado@saskh Ph.D. ealthauthority.ca Location: Saskatchewan Operational Stress Injury Clinic, Saskatoon City Hospital - 701 Queen St., Saskatoon, SK Messer- FP Yes N/A Clinical psychology, Engel Karen developmental M.A. Meyer Linda FP Yes Location: 2610 Cameron Full practice M.Ed. Street, Regina, SK Meyer Lori FP Yes Email: Educational/school, M.Ed. [email protected] teaching, achievement a assessment, ADHD, autism Location: 1615 General spectrum disorder, Crescent, Moose Jaw, SK, behavioural, cognitive, S6H 6M2 diagnosis of learning disabilities, educational psychology, intellectual disability, intervention/programming, learning disabilities, learning strategies in school settings, multidisciplinary assessment, psycho-educational assessment; program planning Michalchuk FP Yes N/A Full practice Sara M.Ed. Michalko FP Yes Email: Kelly M.Ed. michalko.kelly@prairiesou th.ca Location: P.O. Box 596, Moose Jaw, SK, S6H 4P2 Mills Kelly PP No N/A Counselling psychology, M.Ed. educational psychology Mirwald FP No Location: 610 Egbert Full practice Samantha Avenue, Saskatoon, SK M.Ed. Moon- PP No N/A Provisional practice Wozney Paula M.Ed. 243

Morhart FP No Location: Crossroads Full practice Christa Therapeutic Solutions, M.Ed. 617C Main Street E, Saskatoon, SK Morrissey FP No Email: Full practice Valerie val.morrissey@saskpolyte M.Ed. ch.ca Location: 48 Simpson Road, Regina, SK Mossiere FP Yes N/A Full practice Annik Ph.D. Mulvogue FP Yes N/A Clinical psychology, Myriah M.A. counselling psychology Murray FP Yes Email: Full practice Maureen [email protected] M.A. Mustafaeva FP Yes Email: Full practice Shahlo Ph.D. Shahlo.Mustafaeva@sask healthauthority.ca Myburgh PP No Phone: (306)446-6425 Counselling psychology, John- Email: john- developmental Etienne etienne.myburgh@saskhe M.Ed. althauthority.ca Location: 891-99th Street, 3rd Floor, Don Ross Centre, North Battleford, SK, S9A 0N8 Myszczyszy FP Yes Email: Full practice n Debbie debbie.myszczyszyn@sask M.A. healthauthority.ca Location: P.O. Box 252, Wilkie, SK, S0K 4W0 Nadon FP Yes Email: Full practice Susan Ph.D. susan.nadon@saskatoon healthregion.ca Location: Child & Youth Services, 3rd Fl., 715 Queen Street, Saskatoon, SK Negere- FP Yes Email: negere- Educational/school Wong [email protected] Rachel Location: Saskatoon M.Ed. Public School Division, 310 - 21st Street East, Saskatoon, SK Nelson FP Yes N/A Full practice Monty Ph.D. 244

Nesbitt FP Yes Email: Counselling psychology, Jessie M.Ed. [email protected] rehabilitation: mental health, om abuse, anger management, anxiety, body image, cognitive behavioural therapy, couple counselling, depression, EMDR (eye movement dealitization and deprocessing), grief, loss, bereavement, group counselling, psychotherapy, relationship issues, self- esteem, sexual abuse, stress, trauma, women’s issues, workplace stress and concerns Nesbitt FP Yes Email: Educational/school, Kendra [email protected] achievement assessment, M.Ed. Location: Box 1624, 303 ADHD, cognitive, diagnosis of Neufeld Avenue, learning disabilities, Nipawin, SK, S0E 1E0 educational psychology, intellectual disability, intervention/programming, learning disabilities, learning strategies in school settings, psycho-educational assessment; program planning Neufeld FP No Location: 1101-717 Full practice Sharon Victoria Avenue, M.Ed. Saskatoon, SK Newton FP Yes Email: [email protected] Counselling psychology, Brendan educational/school, M.Ed. educational psychology Nicholaichu FP Yes Email: Full practice k Terry Ph.D. [email protected] Nickel FP No Location: 1110 14th Street Full practice Timothy East, Saskatoon, SK M.Ed. Nicol FP No Email: [email protected] Full practice Jennifer Location: College of Ph.D. Education, Univ of Sask, 28 Campus Drive, Saskatoon, SK Nostbakken FP Yes Email: Full practice Andrea andrea.nostbakken@usas M.Ed. k.ca 245

O'Brodovich FP Yes Location: Saskatchewan Full practice M. Kate Polytechnic, Technical M.Ed. Bldg, 1100-15th St. E., Prince Albert, SK, S6V 7S4 O'Connell FP Yes Email: Clinical psychology, neuro- Megan [email protected] psychology, geropsychology, Ph.D. a applied research, teaching, Location: Dept. of program evaluation Psychology, Univ of Sask, 9 Campus Drive, Saskatoon, SK Okorie I. FP No N/A Forensic Pascal M.Sc. Olson FP Yes Phone: (306)766-6731(w) Developmental, teaching, Pamela Email: ADHD, anxiety, autism M.A. pamela.olson@saskhealth spectrum disorder, authority.ca behavioural, clinical Location: 1680 Albert assessment and therapy, Street, Regina, SK cognitive, depression, eating disorders, FASD specialist, family counselling, intellectual disability, multidisciplinary assessment Olson Trevor FP Yes Email: Clinical psychology, Ph.D. trevor.olson@saskhealtha counselling psychology, uthority.ca health psychology, Location: Kinetik rehabilitation: Rehabilitation, Saskatoon physical/mental health, City Hospital, 8th Floor, applied research, teaching, 701 Queen Street, program evaluation, anger Saskatoon, SK management, anxiety, behavioural, chronic stress, clinical assessment and therapy, cognitive, cognitive behavioural therapy, depression, grief, loss, bereavement, individual psychology, multidisciplinary assessment, pain management, personality disorders, psychological assessment, psychotherapy, PTSD, relationship issues, stress, trauma, workplace stress and concerns Olver Mark FP Yes Email: Full practice Ph.D. [email protected] 246

Location: Dept of Psychology, Univ of Saskatchewan, 9 Campus Drive, Arts Bldg Rom 154, Saskatoon, SK Osberg FP Yes Email: Educational/school Jennifer osberg.jenn@prairiesouth. M.Ed. ca Location: 650 Coteau Street West, Moose Jaw, SK, S6H 5E6 Ouellette FP Yes N/A Counselling psychology, Julia M.Ed. educational/school, developmental, program evaluation, achievement assessment, ADHD, anxiety, behavioural, cognitive, diagnosis of learning disabilities, intellectual disability, intervention/programming, learning disabilities, learning strategies in school settings, organizational development, psycho-educational assessment; program planning, psychological assessment, strategic planning Owens FP Yes Email: Clinical psychology, neuro- Katherine katherine.owens@saskhe psychology, rehabilitation: Ph.D. althauthority.ca mental health, anxiety, katherine@theowensgrou behavioural, clinical p.ca assessment and therapy, cognitive, cognitive Location: behavioural therapy, The Owens Group depression, multidisciplinary Psychology Prof Corp, assessment, PTSD, workplace Suite 320-2445 13th Ave, stress and concerns Regina, SK Mental Health Clinic, 2110 Hamilton Street, Regina, SK Paisley Kim FP Yes Email: Clinical psychology, M.A. [email protected] assessment and treatment of [email protected] offenders, cognitive behavioural therapy, criminal forensic, psychological 247

assessment, risk assessment, sexual abuse, youth forensics Pancyr FP Yes Location: Preston Centre, Clinical psychology, health Glenn Ph.D. 2100 8th Str. E., Suite 108, psychology, rehabilitation: Saskatoon, SK physical/mental health, human resource management, anger management, anxiety, clinical assessment and therapy, cognitive behavioural therapy, depression, disability management, individual psychology, multidisciplinary assessment, pain management, psychological assessment, pain management, psychotherapy, PTSD, relationship issues, self- esteem, stress, workplace stress and concerns

Pandey PP No Email: Provisional practice Nutan Ph.D. [email protected] m Panko Joey FP Yes Email: Full practice M.Ed. [email protected] a Location: 1951 Francis St., Regina, SK Pappas D. FP No N/A Full practice James Ph.D. Parker- FP Yes Email: Full practice Loewen [email protected] Deborah Ph.D. Parley Judy FP Yes N/A Educational/school M.Ed. Pawluk FP No N/A Full practice Olivia M.Ed. Peebles FP Yes N/A Health psychology, forensic, Jason Ph.D. psychological assessment Pellerin FP No N/A Full practice Cynthia M.Ed. 248

Pelletier FP No Phone: (306)536-6975 Counselling psychology, Colette Email: rehabilitation: M.Ed. [email protected] physical/mental health, et abuse, anger management, Location: 310-2445 13th anxiety, body image, brain Avenue, Regina, SK injury developmental disability, chronic stress, depression, eating disorders, EMDR (eye movement dealitization and deprocessing), gay/lesbian issues, grief, loss, bereavement, individual psychology, life/family transitions, psychotherapy, PTSD, relationship issues, self- esteem, sexual abuse, stress, trauma, women’s issues, workplace stress and concerns Peloquin PP No N/A Provisional practice Marcel Ph.D. Peplinskie FP Yes N/A Clinical psychology, Katy Ed.D. rehabilitation: physical health, psychological assessment, PTSD, trauma Petroski FP Yes Email: Full practice Gregory [email protected] M.A. a Location: 2305 Cornwall Street, Regina, SK Phillips FP Yes Phone: (306)955-0689 Clinical psychology, health Dawn Ph.D. Location: 1000-201 21st psychology, rehabilitation: Street East, physical/mental health, 103 Hospital Drive, teaching, abuse, addiction, Saskatoon, SK anger management, anxiety, behavioural, chronic stress, cognitive behavioural therapy, couple counselling, depression, disability management, grief, loss, bereavement, group counselling, individual psychology, life/family transitions, pain management, personality disorders, psychological assessment, psychotherapy, 249

PTSD, relationship issues, self- esteem, self-regulation therapy, sexual abuse, stress, trauma, women’s issues, workplace stress and concerns Phillips FP Yes Email: Full practice Laurel M.A. [email protected] Phillips FP Yes Email: Clinical psychology, Maggie maggie.phillips@saskheal community psychology, Ph.D. thauthority.ca counselling psychology, health psychology, neuro- psychology, rehabilitation: physical/mental health, geropsychology, forensic, teaching, abuse, addiction, anger management, anxiety, behavioural, body image, career counselling, career rehabilitation, chronic stress, clinical assessment and therapy, cognitive, cognitive behavioural therapy, couple counselling, depression, diagnosis of learning disabilities, disability management, eating disorders, educational psychology, gay/lesbian issues, grief, loss, bereavement, group counselling, individual psychology, intellectual disability, intervention/programming, learning disabilities, learning strategies in school settings, life/family transitions, multidisciplinary assessment, pain management, personality disorders, psycho- educational assessment; program planning, psychological assessment, psychotherapy, PTSD, relationship issues, self- esteem, sexual abuse, stress, trauma, women’s issues, 250

workplace stress and concerns Phillips PP No N/A Provisional practice Rachelle M.C. Pitariu FP Yes Phone: (306)757-4283, Full practice Gabriela (306)779-4262 Ph.D. Email: [email protected] m Location: 4661 Rae Str, Regina, SK Pleydon FP Yes N/A Clinical psychology, Anne Ph.D. counselling psychology, rehabilitation: mental health, forensic Podetz FP Yes N/A Full practice Stacy Psy.D. Podjan FP Yes Phone: (306)861-4212(w), Career counselling, diagnosis Patricia (306)842-5118 of learning disabilities, M.Ed. Email: educational psychology, [email protected] psycho-educational et assessment; program Location: 1860 Warren planning Avenue, Weyburn, SK, S4H 3B6 Pokol Jenna FP No N/A Full practice M.Ed. Pollard FP Yes N/A Counselling psychology, Jacqueline educational/school M.Ed. Polvi Natalie FP Yes Phone: (306)975-5400 Full practice Ph.D. Email: Natalie.Polvi@csc- scc.gc.ca Location: P.O. Box 9243, 2520 Central Avenue, Saskatoon, SK Poock FP Yes Email: Full practice Jocelyn jocelyn.poock@saskatoo Ph.D. nhealthregion.ca Location: Room 223 Ellis Hall, 103 Hospital Drive, Saskatoon, SK Pope Judith FP Yes Email: [email protected] Full practice M.Ed. Location: 235 Tennant Crescent, Saskatoon, SK Powell S. FP Yes Email: [email protected] Counselling psychology, Keith M.S. educational/school, ADHD, 251

Location: 3195 Grey Owl behavioural, diagnosis of Crescent, Prince Albert, learning disabilities, SK, S6V 6X4 educational psychology, individual psychology, intellectual disability, learning disabilities, psychological assessment Prefontaine FP Yes Email: Clinical psychology, clinical Amber [email protected] assessment and therapy, M.Ed. m cognitive behavioural therapy, couple counselling, family counselling, intervention/programming, psychological assessment, psychotherapy Pringle- FP Yes Email: pringle- Full practice Nelson [email protected] Coralee Location: Saskatoon M.Ed. Public Schools, 310 21st Street East, Saskatoon, SK Pyle Nathan FP Yes Email: Full practice Ph.D. nathan.pyle@saskhealtha uthority.ca Quine FP Yes Email: Full practice Allisson allisson@prairiepsycholog Ph.D. y.com Location: 2230 Lorne Street, Regina, SK Quinlan FP Yes Location: 2110 Hamiton Full practice Colleen Street, 4th Floor, Regina, M.A. SK Quist Ronald PP No N/A Provisional practice M.A. Ralston FP Yes Email: Clinical psychology, health Margaret Margaret.Ralston@saskhe psychology, anger Ph.D. althauthority.ca management, anxiety, Location: Prince Albert clinical assessment and Mental Health Centre, therapy, cognitive 2345 - 10th Avenue West, behavioural therapy, P.O. Box 3003, depression, grief, loss, Prince Albert, SK, S6V 6G1 bereavement, psychological assessment, psychotherapy, PTSD, relationship issues, self- esteem sexual abuse, stress, trauma Rapley FP Yes N/A Full practice Sherry M.A. 252

Rector Brian FP No Email: Full practice Ph.D. [email protected] Location: Deputy Minister's Office, Suite 1200, 1874 Scarth Street, Regina, SK Rector FP Yes Location: 1003 - 1914 Clinical psychology, Patricia Hamilton Street, counselling psychology, M.Ed. Regina, SK developmental, ADHD, anxiety, behavioural, clinical assessment and therapy, cognitive, cognitive behavioural therapy, couple counselling, depression, family counselling, grief, loss, bereavement intervention/programming, life/family transitions, psychological assessment, relationship issues, self- esteem, self-regulation therapy, stress, trauma, workplace stress and concerns Reekie FP No Location: 101-1132 Full practice Dustin M.Ed. College Drive, Saskatoon, SK Reid FP Yes Email: [email protected] Full practice Gregory Location: RR 5, Site 21, M.Ed. Comp 46, Prince Albert, SK, S6V 5R3 Reid-Shea FP Yes N/A Educational psychology Theresa M.Ed. Rhinas- FP Yes Email: Counselling psychology, Helberg jacqueline@jrhpsychologi ADHD, diagnosis of learning Jacqueline calservices.ca disabilities, educational M.Ed. Location: 203 Sears Cove, psychology, intellectual Saskatoon, SK disability, learning disabilities, psycho-educational assessment; program planning Richards Jai FP Yes Email: Clinical psychology, M.A. [email protected] counselling psychology, abuse, anger management, anxiety, couple counselling, depression, EMDR (eye movement dealitization and 253

deprocessing), gay/lesbian issues, grief, loss, bereavement, group counselling, individual psychology, PTSD, relationship issues, self-esteem, sexual abuse, stress, trauma, violence including criminal issues Richardson FP Yes Location: 2001 - 3520 Psycho-educational Marnie Hillsdale Street, assessment; program M.Ed. Regina, SK planning Robertson FP Yes N/A Full Practice Gayleen Ph.D. Robertson FP Yes N/A Clinical psychology, forensic, Lindsay assessment and treatment of Ph.D. offenders, clinical assessment and therapy, criminal forensic, risk assessment, youth forensics Robertson FP Yes Email: Community psychology, Lloyd Ph.D. lloyd@hawkeyeassociate counselling psychology, s.ca educational/school, abuse, Location: P.O. Box 647, La addiction, ADHD, anger Ronge, SK, S0J 1L0 management, anxiety, behavioural, child-centred services in divorce and separation, cognitive, cognitive behavioural therapy, couple counselling, custody/access assessment, depression, diagnosis of learning disabilities, educational psychology, EMDR (eye movement dealitization and deprocessing), family counselling, grief, loss, bereavement, individual psychology, intellectual disability, learning disabilities, psycho-educational assessment; program planning, psychological assessment, psychotherapy, PTSD, relationship issues, self-esteem, 254

sexual abuse, stress, trauma, workplace stress and concerns Robin Susan FP Yes Email: Full practice M.Ed. [email protected] Location: 2321 Parliament Ave, Regina, SK, Robinson FP Yes Location: Wascana Health psychology, Thomas Rehabilitation Centre, rehabilitation: physical health, Ph.D. 2180 - 23rd Avenue, industrial/organizational, Regina, SK anxiety, career counselling, chronic stress, clinical assessment and therapy, cognitive behavioural therapy, depression, EMDR (eye movement dealitization and deprocessing), individual psychology, multi-disciplinary assessment, pain management, psychological assessment, psychotherapy, PTSD, stress, trauma, workplace stress and concerns Rojas Erika FP Yes N/A Clinical psychology, forensic, Ph.D. ADHD, anxiety, assessment and treatment of offenders, behavioural, chronic stress, clinical assessment and therapy, cognitive behavioural therapy, depression, pain management, psychological assessment, psychotherapy, PTSD, risk assessment, self- esteem, sexual abuse, stress, trauma Rosnau FP Yes N/A Full practice Scott M.Ed. Ross Mary FP No Phone: (306)539-5187 Counselling psychology, M.Ed. Email: abuse, anger management, [email protected] anxiety, behavioural, Location: Cornerstone Christian/spiritual counselling, Counselling Services, cognitive, cognitive 310-2445 13th Ave. behavioural therapy (Franciscan Place), Regina, SK Rowlett Iris FP Yes Email: [email protected] Full practice M.Ed. 255

Location: P.O. Box 1927, Fort Qu'Appelle, SK, S0G 1S0 Rozon FP Yes Phone: (306)766-6786, Clinical psychology, Danielle (306)766-6944 educational/school, M.Ed. Email: developmental danielle.rozon@rqhealth. ca Location: 1680 Albert Street, Child and Youth Services, Regina, SK Sacher Sean FP Yes N/A Educational psychology M.Ed. Saelhof FP Yes Email: Educational psychology Jileon M.Ed. [email protected] Location: 3455 Phaneuf Crescent, Regina, SK Safnuk Tania FP Yes Email: Full practice Ph.D. office@prairiepsychology. com Location: 2230 Lorne Street, Regina, SK Sanderson FP No Email: Full practice Barbara barbarajoysanderson@g M.Ed. mail.com Location: P.O. Box 2079, Rosetown, SK, S0L 2V0 Saul Wanda FP Yes Email: Full practice M.C. [email protected] Location: P.O. Box 901, White City, SK, S4L 5B1 Savage FP Yes Email: Behavioural, cognitive June M.Ed. june.savage@saskhealth behavioural therapy, authority.ca psychological assessment Location: Mental Health Centre – FHHR, 55 Diefenbaker Drive, Moose Jaw, SK, S6J 0C2 Savoie FP Yes N/A Clinical psychology, Dallas Ph.D. community psychology, forensic, teaching, abuse, anger management, anxiety, behavioural, clinical assessment and therapy, cognitive, cognitive behavioural therapy, couple counselling, depression, eating disorders, grief, loss, 256

bereavement, group counselling, individual psychology, pain management, personality disorders, psychological assessment, psychotherapy, PTSD, relationship issues, self- esteem, sexual abuse, stress, trauma, violence including criminal issues, workplace stress and concerns Scheffler FP No Email: Full practice Gary M.Ed. [email protected] Location: P.O. Box 986, Canora, SK, S0A 0L0 Schindelka FP Yes N/A Full practice Danaka M.A. Schlapkohl FP Yes Email: Full practice Wayne Ph.D. wayne.schlapkohl@saskh ealthauthority.ca Location: Battlefords Mental Health Centre, 1092 107 Street, N. Battleford, SK, S9A 1Z1 Schmidt FP Yes Email: Clinical psychology, Renee Ph.D. [email protected] counselling psychology, om teaching, abuse, addiction, anxiety, cognitive behavioural therapy, depression, gay/lesbian issues, grief, loss, bereavement, individual psychology, personality disorders, psychological assessment, psychotherapy, relationship issues, sexual abuse, stress, trauma, women’s issues, workplace stress and concerns Schnell Doris FP Yes Email: Full practice M.A. [email protected] Location: 700-1874 Scarth Street, Regina, SK Schoenroth FP Yes Email: Counselling psychology, Natashia natashia.schoenroth@ran ADHD, anger management, M.Ed. chehrlo.ca anxiety, child-centred services in divorce and 257

Location: 1951 Francis St, separation, Christian/spiritual Regina, SK counselling, depression, family counselling, grief, loss, bereavement, psychological assessment, PTSD, relationship issues, self-esteem, sexual abuse, stress Schwartz FP Yes Email: schwartzcw@csc- Full practice Colin M.Ed. scc.gc.ca Location: 2005 Hanover Avenue, Saskatoon, SK Scissons FP Yes Email: Full practice Mary M.Ed. [email protected] Location: 1721 Madden Avenue, Saskatoon, SK Scott FP Yes N/A Counselling psychology, Christina psycho-educational M.Ed. assessment; program planning Scott FP Yes Phone: (306)766-6718 Clinical psychology, Shawna Email: developmental Ph.D. shawna.scott@saskhealth authority.ca Location: Child & Youth Services, 1680 Albert Street, Regina, SK Sebastien FP Yes Email: Clinical assessment and Jolene jolene.sebastien@uregina therapy M.Ed. .ca Location: University of Regina, 3737 Wascanna Parkway, Regina, SK Seymour FP Yes Email: [email protected] Full practice Berkley Location: 3420 Jordan M.Ed. Drive, Prince Albert, SK, S6V 6Y4 Sharp FP Yes N/A Full practice Maegan Ph.D. Shaw FP Yes N/A Clinical psychology, health Michelle psychology, neuro- Ph.D. psychology, rehabilitation: physical/mental health, anxiety, clinical assessment and therapy, cognitive behavioural therapy, depression, multidisciplinary assessment, pain 258

management, psychological assessment, PTSD Sheckter FP Yes Location: Saskatoon City Clinical psychology, Marc Ph.D. Hospital, 8th Floor, rehabilitation: physical health 701 Queen Street, Saskatoon, SK Shepel FP Yes Email: Full practice Lawrence [email protected] Ph.D. Location: 210 Penryn Crescent, Saskatoon, SK Shercliffe FP Yes N/A Full practice Regan Ph.D. Shimp Lana FP Yes Email: [email protected] Clinical psychology, health Ph.D. Location: 1324 College psychology, rehabilitation: Drive, Saskatoon, SK physical health, teaching, abuse, addiction, anxiety, career counselling, chronic stress, clinical assessment and therapy, cognitive behavioural therapy, couple counselling, depression, disability management, individual psychology, life/family transitions, multidisciplinary assessment, pain management, psychological assessment, psychotherapy, relationship issues, self-esteem, sexual abuse, stress, women’s issues Shymkiw FP Yes Location: 2230 Lorne Full practice Joanne M.A. Street, Regina, SK Simon Arvin FP Yes N/A Clinical psychology, health Ph.D. psychology, rehabilitation: physical and mental health, multidisciplinary assessment, pain management, psychotherapy, PTSD, workplace stress and concerns Sinclair FP Yes N/A Full practice Robyn M.C. Sirup Blair FP Yes Location: 3624 Hill Full practice M.Ed. Avenue, Regina, SK Smith Krista FP Yes Phone: (306)781-9337 Clinical psychology, M.Ed. Email: counselling psychology, eastplainscounselling@sa health psychology, sktel.net developmental, ADHD, 259

anxiety, behavioural, body image, child-centred services in divorce and separation, chronic stress, clinical assessment and therapy, cognitive behavioural therapy, couple counselling, depression, family counselling, gay/lesbian issues, grief, loss, bereavement, individual psychology, intervention/programming, life/family transitions, psychological assessment, relationship issues, self- esteem, stress, trauma, women’s issues, workplace stress and concerns Smith FP No Email: Full practice Bringsli [email protected] Nicole M.Sc. m Sojonky FP NO Email: Counselling psychology, Todd Ph.D. [email protected] health psychology, teaching, Location: Sojonky abuse, addiction, anger Counselling Services, management, anxiety, 3018 Doan Drive, Regina, behavioural, body image, SK career counselling, child psychology play therapy, chronic stress, cognitive, couple counselling, depression, eating disorders, family counselling, gay/lesbian issues, grief, loss, bereavement, group counselling, individual psychology, life/family transitions, pain management, psychotherapy, PTSD, relationship issues, self- esteem, sexual abuse, stress, trauma, workplace stress and concerns Sothmann FP No N/A Full practice Frances M.A. 260

Sowden FP Yes Phone: (306)975-5400 Full practice Justina Ph.D. Email: justina.sowden@csc- scc.gc.ca Location: 2520 Central Avenue, P.O. Box 9243, Saskatoon, SK Spagrud FP Yes Phone: (306)664-6647 Clinical psychology, Lara Ph.D. Email: developmental, ADHD, lara.spagrud@saskhealth autism spectrum disorder, authority.ca behavioural, child Location: Chartier, psychology play therapy, Arnold, Shimp and clinical assessment and Associates, 1324 College therapy, cognitive, cognitive Dr., Saskatoon, SK behavioural therapy, intellectual disability, multidisciplinary assessment, psychological assessment Spark Carol FP Yes N/A ADHD, educational M.Ed. psychology, intellectual disability, learning disabilities, psycho-educational assessment; program planning Spice Kerry FP Yes Email: Counselling psychology, M.Ed. [email protected] health psychology, educational/school, achievement assessment, ADHD, anxiety, behavioural, cognitive behavioural therapy, depression, diagnosis of learning disabilities, educational psychology, intellectual disability, intervention/programming, learning disabilities, learning strategies in school settings, psycho-educational assessment; program planning, psychological assessment, relationship issues, self-esteem, tress, workplace stress and concerns Springer FP No N/A Full practice Crystal M.A. 261

St. Amand- FP Yes Email: Full practice Doepker [email protected] Beatrice M.Ed. Stacey PP No N/A Provisional practice Adam Psy.D. Stadnyk PP No Email: Provisional practice Bobbi Ph.D. [email protected] Location: 234 Queen Street, Regina, SK Steginus FP Yes Phone: (306)529-4235 Full practice Evelyn M.A. Email: [email protected] Stensrud PP No N/A Provisional practice Amy M.Ed. Stephenson FP Yes Email: Full practice Robert M.A. robert.stephenson@saskh ealthauthority.ca Stern FP No Location: 421 6th Street Full practice Angela East, Saskatoon, SK M.Ed. Stevens FP Yes Email: Clinical psychology, neuro- Gregory [email protected] psychology, forensic, brain Ph.D. injury developmental disability, child-centred services in divorce and separation, clinical assessment and therapy, custody/access assessment, parenting assessment Stockdale FP Yes Email: Full practice Keira Ph.D. [email protected] askatoon.sk.ca Stockdale FP Yes Location: 7th Fl, Health psychology, Winder Fern Saskatoon City Hospital, rehabilitation: physical health, Ph.D. 701 Queen Street, geropsychology, anxiety, Saskatoon, SK clinical assessment and therapy, depression, grief, loss, bereavement, pain management, psychotherapy Storey FP Yes Email: Full practice Katherine katherine.storey@saskhea M.A. lthauthority.ca Location: 3rd Fl., 2110 Hamilton Street, Regina, SK 262

Stusick Erin FP No Counselling psychology, M.Ed. developmental, abuse, ADHD, anger management, anxiety, behavioural, body image, child psychology play therapy, child sexual abuse victims and offenders, child- centred services in divorce and separation, chronic stress, cognitive behavioural therapy, depression, eating disorders, EMDR (eye movement dealitization and deprocessing), grief, loss, bereavement, individual psychology, life/family transitions, psychotherapy, PTSD, relationship issues, self- esteem, self-regulation therapy, sexual abuse, stress, trauma, women’s issues, workplace stress and concerns Suchan PP No N/A Provisional practice Victoria M.A. Sullivan FP Yes Email: Full practice Kathleen [email protected] M.Ed. Location: 9301 19th Avenue, N. Battleford, SK, S9A 3N5 Suurkivi FP No Email: Full practice Marilee [email protected] M.Ed. Location: 211-310 Main Street North, Moose Jaw, SK, S6H 3K1 Sveinson FP Yes N/A Full practice Brian Ph.D. Switzer FP Yes Email: Clinical psychology, health Heather heather.switzer@rqhealth. psychology, rehabilitation: Ph.D. ca mental health, Location: Wascana developmental, ADHD, Children's Program, 2180 anxiety, autism spectrum 23rd Avenue, disorder, intellectual disability, Regina, SK psychological assessment

Szmukier FP Yes Location: Saskatchewan Full practice Teresa M.A. Penitentiary, 263

P.O. Box 160, Prince Albert, SK, S6V 5R6 Szuch FP Yes Email: Clinical psychology, abuse, Shantelle [email protected] ADHD, anxiety, autism M.Sc. m spectrum disorder, Location: 55 Diefenbaker behavioural, body image, Dr, Moose Jaw, SK, S6J child maltreatment, child 0C2 sexual abuse victims and offenders, cognitive, cognitive behavioural therapy, depression, group counselling, intervention/programming, psychological assessment, PTSD, risk assessment, sexual abuse, stress, trauma Tamaki FP Yes Email: Clinical psychology, Shelley shelley.tamaki@ranchehrl community psychology, M.Ed. o.ca counselling psychology, Location: 1951 Francis educational/school, Street, Regina, SK teaching, abuse, addiction, ADHD, anger management, anti-oppression work with racialized immigrants and refugees, anxiety, assessment and treatment of offenders, autism spectrum disorder, behavioural, body Image, brain injury developmental disability, child maltreatment, child sexual abuse victims and offenders, child-centred services in divorce and separation, chronic stress, clinical assessment and therapy, cognitive, cognitive behavioural therapy, depression, eating disorders, educational psychology, family counselling, gay/lesbian issues, grief, loss, bereavement, group counselling, individual psychology, intellectual disability, intervention/ programming, life/family transitions, personality disorders, psychological 264

assessment, psychotherapy, PTSD, relationship issues, self- esteem, sexual abuse, stress, trauma, violence including criminal issues, women’s issues, workplace stress and concerns, youth forensics Tarko FP Yes Email: Full practice Christina christina.tarko@saskhealt M.Ed. hauthority.ca Taylor Laura FP No Email: Full practice Ph.D. [email protected]

Location: 2106 Lorne St., Regina, SK Taylor Stacy FP Yes N/A Clinical psychology, M.Ed. counselling psychology, cognitive behavioural therapy, EMDR (eye movement dealitization and deprocessing), psychological assessment Thacker FP Yes Location: 812 Cascade Achievement assessment, Cheryl M.Ed. St., P.O. Box 1116, diagnosis of learning Saskatoon, SK disabilities, educational psychology, intellectual disability, learning disabilities, learning strategies in school settings, psycho-educational assessment; program planning Thauberger FP Yes Email: Full practice Linda M.Ed. linda.thauberger@saskhe althauthority.ca Thiemann PP No N/A Provisional practice Tara M.Ed. Tholl Linda FP No Email: [email protected] Full practice M.A. Location: 2106 Lorne Street, Regina, SK Thompson FP Yes Email: Clinical psychology Maureen maureen.thompson@rqh M.A. ealth.ca Location: 5222 Anthony Way, Regina, SK Thorpe FP Yes N/A Full practice Angela M.Ed. 265

Thorpe FP Yes Phone: (306)683-2861(w) Counselling psychology, Kathleen Email: ADHD, diagnosis of learning M.Ed. [email protected] disabilities, intellectual Location: Prairie Spirit disability, psycho-educational School Division, assessment; program Box 809, 121 Collins Street, planning Warman, SK, S0K 4S0 Todd Karen FP Yes N/A Forensic, teaching, Ph.D. assessment and treatment of offenders, behavioural, cognitive, cognitive behavioural therapy, criminal forensic, personality disorders, psychological assessment, risk assessment, violence including criminal issues, workplace stress and concerns, youth forensics Tomes FP Yes Phone: (306)244-9890(w), Counselling psychology, Heather (306)244-9987 rehabilitation: mental health, M.Ed. Location: 617 3rd Avenue abuse, anxiety, body image, North, Saskatoon, SK Christian/spiritual counselling, chronic stress, cognitive behavioural therapy, depression, eating disorders, grief, loss, bereavement, individual psychology, life, family transitions, psychotherapy, PTSD, relationship issues, self- esteem, self-regulation therapy, sexual abuse, stress, trauma, women’s issues, workplace stress and concerns Tong Caryn PP No N/A Clinical psychology, M.Ed. counselling psychology Torrens FP Yes Email: Clinical psychology, health Donna Ph.D. donna.torrens@saskheath psychology, developmental, authority.ca forensic, abuse, addiction, Location: Child & Youth ADHD, anger management, Services, 311 - 20th St. E., anxiety, assessment and Saskatoon, SK treatment of offenders, child maltreatment, child sexual abuse victims and offenders, clinical assessment and therapy, cognitive, cognitive behavioural therapy, criminal 266

forensic, depression, family counselling, grief, loss, bereavement, individual psychology, multidisciplinary assessment, personality disorders, psychological assessment, psychotherapy, PTSD, risk assessment, self- esteem, sexual abuse, stress, trauma, violence including criminal issues, youth forensics Tosney FP No Email: [email protected] Full practice Elizabeth Location: 35 Wright M.Ed. Manor, Saskatoon, SK Traquair H. FP No Email: Full practice Morgan [email protected] M.A. om Location: 2230 Rae Street, Regina, SK Tunney FP Yes Email: Full practice Kevin M.Ed. [email protected] Location: 139-420 Heritage Crescent, Saskatoon, SK, S7H 5P3 Turner FP Yes Location: 2906 15th Full practice Christopher Avenue E., Prince Albert, M.Sc. SK, S6V 7K2 Tuttle FP Yes Email: Anxiety, chronic stress, Megan [email protected] cognitive behavioural Ph.D. m therapy, depression, family Location: Box 376, counselling, individual Craven, SK, S0G 0W0 psychology, personality disorders, psychotherapy, PTSD, relationship issues sexual abuse, stress, trauma, women’s issues Unsworth FP Yes N/A Clinical psychology, Sinead Ph.D. counselling psychology, abuse, anxiety, body image, chronic stress, clinical assessment and therapy, cognitive behavioural therapy, depression, eating disorders, gay/lesbian issues, grief, loss, bereavement, individual psychology, psychotherapy, PTSD, relationship issues, self- 267

esteem, sexual abuse, stress, trauma, women’s issues, workplace stress and concerns Vaagen FP Yes N/A Full practice Nicole M.Ed. Vandergoot FP Yes N/A Clinical psychology, health Mary Ph.D. psychology, developmental, forensic, abuse, anxiety, ADHD, assessment and treatment of offenders, autism spectrum disorder, child maltreatment, child sexual abuse victims and offenders, child-centred services in divorce and separation, chronic stress, clinical assessment and therapy, cognitive, cognitive behavioural therapy, court testimony, criminal forensic, depression, diagnosis of learning disabilities, disability management, educational psychology, FASD specialist, grief, loss, bereavement, individual psychology, learning disabilities, life/family transitions, parenting assessment, personality disorders, psychological assessment, PTSD, relationship issues, risk assessment, self- esteem, sexual abuse, stress, trauma, violence including criminal issues, women’s issues, workplace stress and concerns, youth forensics Viczko FP No N/A Clinical psychology, Aaryn M.A. counselling psychology, forensic Viklund FP Yes N/A Full practice Ashley M.A. Vincent FP Yes N/A Clinical psychology, program Norah Ph.D. evaluation, anxiety, body image, clinical assessment and therapy, cognitive behavioural therapy, 268

depression, eating disorders, grief, loss, bereavement, personality disorders, psychological assessment, psychotherapy, PTSD, self- esteem, sexual abuse, stress, trauma, workplace stress and concerns Vrbancic FP Yes Email: Full practice Mirna Ph.D. mirna.vrbancic@outlook. com Location: 106 McFarland Place, Saskatoon, SK Walker FP Yes N/A Clinical psychology, Kirstie Ph.D. developmental Walker FP No Email: Counselling psychology, Maureen L. maureen@crossroadsther abuse, addiction, ADHD, M.Ed. apy.ca anger management, anti- Location: 617C Main oppression work with Street East, #102 - 506 - racialized immigrants and 25th Street East, refugees, anxiety, Saskatoon, SK behavioural, body image, child maltreatment, child sexual abuse victims and offenders, child-centred services in divorce and separation, chronic stress, cognitive, cognitive behavioural therapy, couple counselling, depression, EMDR (eye movement dealitization and deprocessing), family counselling, gay/lesbian issues, grief, loss, bereavement, individual psychology, life/family transitions, pain management, PTSD, relationship issues, self- esteem, sexual abuse, stress, trauma, violence including criminal issues, women’s issues, workplace stress and concerns Walker FP No Email: Cognitive, educational Patricia [email protected] psychology, learning M.Ed. a disabilities, learning strategies 269

Location: 6 Ryan Road, in school settings, psycho- Regina, SK educational assessment; program planning, psychological assessment, risk assessment Wallis PP No N/A Provisional practice Rebecca M.Ed. Warrington FP No Email: Full practice Elaine M.Ed. [email protected] Location: 718 Albert Avenue, Saskatoon, SK Wawryk-Epp FP Yes Email: [email protected] Full practice Lynne M.Ed. Location: 612 Saskatchewan Crescent East, Saskatoon, SK Weber FP Yes Location: Student Full practice Shannon Wellness Centre, U of S, M.A. Saskatoon, SK Wells FP Yes Phone: (639)397-5800, Clinical psychology Rebecca (639)397-0819 Ph.D. Email: [email protected] om Wenaus Ila PP No N/A Provisional practice M.Ed. West- FP Yes Email: Health psychology, Johnson dave.westjohnson@saskh rehabilitation: David Ph.D. ealthauthority.ca physical/mental health, Location: Functional chronic stress, clinical Rehab Program, assessment and therapy, Wascana Rehab Centre, cognitive behavioural 2180 23rd Avenue, therapy, depression, Regina, SK multidisciplinary assessment, pain management, personality disorders, psychological assessment, psychotherapy, PTSD, self- esteem, stress, trauma, workplace stress and concerns Westermann PP No N/A Clinical psychology, Marie-Josee counselling psychology M.C. White FP Yes Phone: (306)523-3122 Counselling psychology, Michael educational/school, M.Ed. teaching, gay/lesbian issues 270

Email: [email protected] om Widdifield- FP Yes Phone: (306)222-4013(w) Full practice Konkin Email: Leslie M.Ed. [email protected] Location: 76-602 Cartwright St., Saskatoon, SK Wiebe FP No Location: 3134 Caen St., Counselling psychology, Angela Saskatoon, SK anxiety, cognitive, cognitive M.Ed. behavioural therapy, depression, gay/lesbian issues, grief, loss, bereavement, life/family transitions, relationship issues, self-esteem, sexual abuse, stress, women’s issues, workplace stress and concerns Wiebe FP Yes Email: Full practice Macnab joni.wiebemacnab@sask Joni M.Ed. polytech.ca Williams PP No N/A Counselling psychology, Brett M.Ed. anger management, anxiety, educational psychology, grief, loss, bereavement, individual psychology, psychotherapy, PTSD, self- regulation therapy, stress, trauma Williams FP Yes N/A Full practice Catherine M.Ed. Williams FP No Email: Full practice Jaime Ph.D. [email protected] a Williams FP Yes Email: Full practice Janet M.Ed. [email protected] Location: 310 21st Street East, Saskatoon, SK Willick FP Yes Email: Clinical psychology Myrna Ph.D. [email protected] Location: 318 - 21st Street East, Suite 347, Saskatoon, SK Wilson FP Yes N/A Full practice Alana M.Ed. 271

Wilson FP Yes Location: Dept. of Clinical Clinical psychology, health Laurene Health Psychology, Royal psychology Ph.D. University Hospital, 103 Hospital Dr, Saskatoon, SK Witzel FP No Email: Counselling psychology Wendy [email protected] M.Ed. Wood FP Yes Email: Counselling psychology, Megan [email protected] abuse, achievement M.Ed. Location: Student assessment, anger Wellness Centre, management, anxiety, 1 Campus Drive, Place behavioural, chronic stress, Riel Student Centre, cognitive behavioural Saskatoon, SK therapy, depression, diagnosis of learning disabilities, eating disorders, educational psychology, family counselling, grief, loss, bereavement, individual psychology, intellectual disability, learning disabilities, PTSD, relationship issues, stress, trauma, women’s issues Woods FP Yes Phone: (306)450-1592 Clinical psychology, anxiety, Meghan Email: depression, individual Ph.D. meghanwoods@hotmail. psychology, stress, women’s com issues Wotherspoo FP No N/A Counselling psychology, n Karen anxiety, child psychology M.Ed. play therapy, depression, psychotherapy, relationship issues, stress Wright FP Yes N/A Counselling psychology, Judith M.Ed. developmental, abuse, addiction, ADHD, anger management, anxiety, body image, clinical assessment and therapy, cognitive behavioural therapy, couple counselling, depression, eating disorders, EMDR (eye movement dealitization and deprocessing), family counselling, grief, loss, bereavement, group counselling, individual psychology, life/family transitions, pain 272

management, personality disorders, psychological assessment, relationship issues, self-esteem, sexual abuse, stress, trauma, women’s issues, workplace stress and concerns Wright Kristi FP Yes Email: Full practice Ph.D. [email protected] Location: University of Regina, Department of Psychology, Regina, SK Yonan FP Yes N/A Counselling psychology, Jesay M.C. anger management, anxiety, cognitive behavioural therapy, depression, gay/lesbian issues, relationship issues, self- esteem, stress, trauma, violence including criminal issues, women’s issues, youth forensics Young Leslie FP Yes Email: [email protected] Full practice M.Ed. Location: 1639 Fenwick Cres, Regina, SK Zaharia FP Yes Email: Clinical psychology, Marilee marilee.zaharia@saskheal behavioural, clinical Ph.D. thauthority.ca assessment and therapy, cognitive behavioural therapy, depression, intervention/ programming, life/ family transitions, pain management, psychological assessment, PTSD, risk assessment, stress, trauma, violence including criminal issues, youth forensics Zaluski FP Yes N/A Full practice Selina Ph.D.

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PSYCHOLOGY ASSOCIATION OF SASKATCHEWAN List of Practicing Psychologists

Members are trained in assessment, therapy and supervision:

Therapy: Many events and situations in our lives present significant challenges, and sometimes those challenges require professional support. Psychologists are committed to helping people improve their well-being and deal with problems effectively. Psychologists have the expertise required to work with people. They know how to help people deal with their feelings and attitudes and develop healthier and more effective patterns of behaviour.

Assessment: People work with psychologists for many reasons – they may have aspirations related to their personal and/or career development and ask a psychologist for assistance in achieving these goals. Psychologists who perform assessments diagnose mental health conditions, and provide recommendations for treatment, as well as accommodations in work and academic settings.

Supervision: Beginning psychologists require a mentor psychologist to supervise their first years of practice. The listed members are willing to provide this service to new psychologists. The Psychology Association of Saskatchewan provides this free service to help you locate qualified psychologists in your community, as well as those who are willing to travel. Select your community or “willing to travel” in the location bar below.

Name Services Contact Location

Marilee Therapy, individual, Phone: (306)692-9737 Moose Jaw Suurkivi, couple and family Email: [email protected] M.Ed., R. counselling Website: Psych. www.beaconcounselling.com Shantelle Therapy, supervision, Phone: (306)681-3234 Moose Jaw Szuch, MSc, Email: *Willing to R.Psych [email protected] Travel Chelsea Psycho-educational Phone: (306)240-8693 North McConnell, assessment Email: Battleford M.Ed., s upervision [email protected] *Willing to R.Psych. Travel Michelle Assessment Phone: (306)441-8090 North Cherniak, therapy Email: Battleford MSc [email protected] *Willing to om Travel Brenda Phone: (306)930-8225 Prince Albert Jardine, Evaluation/assessmen Email: [email protected] *Willing to M.Ed., R. t; counselling, Website: Travel Psych. supervision www.silverliningcounselling.co therapy m supervision 274

Gregory Reid, Assessment Phone: (306)960-3859 Prince Albert M.Ed., therapy Email: [email protected] *Willing to R.Psych. supervision Travel

Heather Assessment Phone: (306)940-8998 Prince Albert Jeancart, Email: [email protected] *Willing to M.Ed., R. Travel Psych #809 Krista Psycho-educational Phone: (306)960-2220 Prince Albert Cochrane, assessments Email: *Willing to M.Ed., R. children's voice [email protected] Travel Psych. assessments counselling (children and youth) therapy, supervision Laurissa Assessment, therapy, Phone: (306)361-4543 Prince Albert Letendre, supervision; Email: Saskatoon M.Ed., R. I primarily work with [email protected] Psych. adults who are pursuing adult 12, GED, or post- secondary education, providing psycho- educational assessments for those who may struggle with learning for various reasons. Less often, but I also work with children as young as 8 years old and adolescents. Lisa Berg- Assessment, therapy; I Phone: (306)960-4392 Prince Albert Kolody, PhD, offer individual Email: [email protected] Registered psychological Website: www.drlisabk.com Doctoral therapy to youth Psychologist (ages 15+), adults, & #394 seniors. I also offer couples therapy; English language only

S Keith Assessment, Phone: (306)763-7057 Prince Albert Powell, M. S. counselling, therapy, Email: [email protected] *Willing to R. Psych supervision Travel

Danielle Assessment, therapy, Phone: (306)533-4281 Regina DeSorcy, PhD. supervision Email: R.D. Psych. [email protected] 275

Website: www.desorcypsychological.c om Danielle Assessment and Phone: (306)570-4139 Regina Rozon, M.Ed., therapy for children Email: R.Psych. under 13 years old. [email protected] Please see website for Website: more details. www.elementsmentalwellness. com Judy Wright, Assessment Phone: (306)545-6121 Regina M.Ed.,R. therapy Email: [email protected] Psych supervision Website: depression, anxiety, www.gatewayscounselling.co borderline personality m disorder; couples- relationship; individual; self- esteem, life transitions, workplace issues, stress, abuse issues, co- dependency, recovery, conflict , family issues; children and adolescents – anxiety, depression, school issues, family issues; mediation equine assisted therapy for groups and individuals – no riding involved – see unbridledgroup.ca Kathryn Assessment Phone: (306)352-0680 Regina Cochran therapy Email: [email protected] clinical counselling; Website: industrial psychology; www.parcunsellors,com addictions: alcohol; drugs; gambling; sex; food; internet; codependency anxiety; depression; stress; post-trauma; abuse; blended family; family of origin issues; critical incident stress; grief; anger management; 276

workplace conflict; job performance; assertiveness; interpersonal communications; self- esteem; marriage/relationship /counselling with adults, couples; family; adolescents; cross-culture Lorri Assessment, therapy Phone: (306)535-2186 Regina Crittenden, counselling for Email: M.Ed.,R.Psych anxiety, depression, [email protected] trauma for children and adults; assessment for learning disabilities and ADHD Stacy Taylor, Assessment, therapy; Phone: (306)545-3000 Regina M.Ed., R. I am a registered Email: [email protected] *Willing to Psych. psychologist with Travel Authorized Practice Endorsement (APE), enabling me to diagnose mental health disorders. I assess the following conditions: depression/mood disorders; anxiety disorders; post- traumatic stress disorder; ADHD; psycho-educational assessments (i.e., learning disabilities) and intellectual disabilities. I provide services to children, adolescents, adults, families and couples. My areas of practice include the treatment of anxiety, depression, stress management, trauma, self-esteem, relationship 277

difficulties, grief/loss, postpartum depression, chronic pain, health anxiety, workplace issues, parenting difficulties and child behavioural issues. Colette Therapy, supervision Phone: (306)536-6975 Regina Pelletier, individual counselling Email: M.Ed., R. for adults, trauma, [email protected] Psych. anxiety, depression, Website: Copecounselling.ca stress, eating challenges, addictions, acquired brain injury, mindfulness, EMDR Cristina Therapy, counselling Phone: (306)551-1861 Regina Dumitrescu, for coping with stress, Email: MEd., anxiety, depression, psychotherapyinregina@gmail R.Psych. chronic pain, chronic .com illness, life transitions, Website: Theravive.com geriatric issues, relationship issues Gabriela Therapy, language: Phone: (306)757-4283 Regina Pitariu, Ph.D., English and Romanian Email: R.D.Psych [email protected] Website: drgabrielapitariu.ca Jordan Depression/anxiety, Phone: (306)581-4149 Regina Kozey, MA, R. healing trauma Email: Psych. (sexual, mental, psychotherapy@jordankozey. (Provisional) emotional, injury), com grief & loss, creative Website: walls/feeling stuck, www.jordankozey.com mood/personality disorders, anger, recovering from brain injuries (ABI), sexual dysfunction/stagnatio n, obsessive- compulsive disorder, immigration stress, fetishes, codependency (caretaking of others), ADHD, lucid dreaming, intense dreaming, hard to 278

explain spiritual abilities, lack of assertiveness, troubling, invasive thoughts, the complexities of polyamory, swinging, or lifestyle issues, unhealthy attachment to parent or parental figure, considering separation from spouse, difficulty with sexual preference issues or coming out, lack of confidence, lacking a sense of self Mary Ross, Individual and Phone: (306)539-5187 Regina M.Ed., R. couples therapy Email: Psych [email protected] Jaime Therapy: I work with Phone: (306)209-6983 Regina Williams, adults and older Email: [email protected] *Willing to PhD., adults with depression Travel R.D.Psych. and anxiety, as well as those coping with a primary medical diagnosis, such as heart disease, chronic pain, cancer, stroke, and dementia. I use strategies focused on mindful awareness of the self and the environment, along with behavioural techniques to aid in living a fulfilling and meaningful life while being a patient or providing care for someone with these difficulties can leave many with feelings of depression, anxiety, and loss of meaning. I aim to create a supportive 279

environment in which clients feel comfortable and safe to explore alternative ways of thinking, feeling, and behaving. Joan Psycho-educational Phone: (306)586-5305 Regina Helmsing, assessment, Email: *Willing to M.Ed., R. behavioural helmsing.consultinng@sasktel. Travel Psych. assessment, net educational Website: consultation, [email protected] supervision et Andrea Assessment, Phone: (306)381-6030 Saskatoon Nostbakken, supervision Email: *Willing to M.Ed., R. providing psycho- [email protected] Travel Psych APE educational Website: www.evolvepsych.ca assessments relating to learning disabilities, ADHD, or intellectual disabilities for children, youth, and adults. Post-secondary support for eligible accommodations Angela Assessment, Website: www.evolvepsych.ca Saskatoon Thorpe, supervision Email: *Willing to M.Ed., R. psycho-educational [email protected] Travel Psych. (APE) assessment services for children, adolescents and adults in the areas of learning disabilities, attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder, and intellectual disabilities. Brendan Assessment, Phone: (306)370-0510 Saskatoon Newton, supervision Email: *Willing to M.Ed, R. [email protected] Travel Psych. m

Dr. Bette Assessment, therapy; Phone: (306)220-0926 Saskatoon Brazier, Ph.D., I provide Email: [email protected] R.D. Psych consultations, assessments, and 280

treatment services for adults Gail Clark Assessment Phone: (306)931-7501 Saskatoon M.Ed. R. psycho-educational Email: Psych assessments, ADHD, [email protected] assessments for gifted education; post- secondary supports Heather Assessment, therapy, Phone: (306)244-9890 Saskatoon Tomes, M.Ed., supervision. Email: R.Psych I provide individual [email protected] (#772) counselling to young Website: adults and adults in www.saskatoonccs.com the following areas: anxiety disorders (including OCD, panic disorder, social anxiety, and generalized anxiety), grief, mood disorders (depression and bipolar), pastoral and missionary support, relationship problems, trauma, stress management and women's sexuality. Jacqueline Assessment, therapy, Phone: (306)227-4297 Saskatoon Rhinas- supervision Email: *Willing to Helberg, accredited practice jacqueline@jrhpsychologicalse Travel MEd., endorsement – I can rvices.ca Registered evaluate/diagnose Website: Psychologist ADHD, learning JRHpsychologicalservices.ca (APE) disabilities, and intellectual disabilities. I also provide counselling services and psycho- educational assessments. Jeannette A Assessment, therapy Phone: (306)249-4244 Saskatoon Ambrose individual therapy – Email: *Willing to (M.Ed., R. trauma/PTSD, [email protected] Travel Psych#390) anxiety/depression; m health psychology; Website: somatic therapy; www.restoringconnections.ca couples and family therapy 281

Kristin Assessment Phone: (306)260-1456 Saskatoon Collevy, Psycho-educational Email: [email protected] *Willing to M.Ed., R. assessments – Travel Psych primarily to confirm or rule out diagnoses such as: learning disabilities, ADHD, or intellectual disabilities. Lana Shimp, Assessment, therapy, Phone: (306)664-6647 Saskatoon PhD., R.D. supervision Email: [email protected] Psych. psychological Website: assessment, individual www.saskatoonpsychology.ca psychotherapy with adults, and couples therapy. Areas of practice include mood problems (depression and bipolar disorder), anxiety (including OCD, panic disorder, social anxiety, and generalized anxiety), relationship problems, stress, addiction issues, and neurofeedback. Primary therapeutic approach is cognitive-behavioural therapy. Lara Spagrud, Assessment, therapy. I Phone: (306)664-6647 Saskatoon Ph.D., provide psychological Email: R.D.Psych. services to children [email protected] and families including Website: the diagnosis and chartierarnoldbrock.ca treatment of developmental delay, intellectual disability, autism spectrum disorder, attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder, oppositional defiant disorder, anxiety disorders, mood disorders, sleep difficulties and picky 282

eating. My primary therapeutic approach is cognitive-behavioural therapy.

Laurissa Assessment. Phone: (306)361-4543 Saskatoon Letendre, I primarily work with Email: *Willing to M.Ed., R. adults who are [email protected] Travel Psych. pursuing adult 12, GED, or post- secondary education, providing psycho- educational assessments for those who may struggle with learning for various reasons. Less often, I also work with children as young as 8 years old and adolescents. Leslie Assessment Phone: (306)222-4013 Saskatoon Widdifield- completion of Email: *Willing to Konkin, psycho-educational [email protected] Travel M.Ed., assessments in regard Registered to learning difficulties, Psychologist attention and academically talented individuals. Lindsay Assessment Phone: (306)241-3677 Saskatoon Robertson, forensic and risk Email: *Willing to Ph.D., R. assessment robertsonpsychological@gmail Travel Psych .com

Lynne Assessment, therapy Phone: (306)370-4425 Saskatoon Wawryk- language: sign Email: [email protected] *Willing to Epp,M.Ed. R. language Travel Psych. psycho-educational assessments, cogmed working memory training

Marilyn Assessment Phone: (306)374-4301 Saskatoon Macdonald, cognitive assessments Email: *Willing to M.Ed., R. provided for all ages, [email protected] Travel Psych. with consultation and report provided. 283

Mirna Assessment, Phone: (306)955-0850 Saskatoon Vrbancic, Supervision Email: *Willing to Ph.D., R.D. provision of [email protected] Travel Psych. psychological and neuropsychological consultation and assessment services to patients, insurance and disability carriers and for competency and forensic purposes. Nayyar S. Assessment, therapy, Phone: (306)934-5898 Saskatoon Javed, M.Ed., supervision R.Psych. areas include depression, anxiety, PTSD, grief, cross- cultural and relationships Phil Assessment, therapy Phone: (306)651-7445 Saskatoon Carverhill, grief/bereavement/lo Email: *Willing to Ph.D., ss, [email protected] Travel Registered complicated/traumat Website: www.carverhill.ca Doctoral ic grief, anxiety, Psychologist depression, PTSD, work stress, infertility, life transitions, retirement, career assessment & counselling, psychological assessment, mental health promotion, individuals, couples, teens, adults, seniors, grief support groups, workshops, seminars. Additional qualifications: Music therapy training Samantha Assessment, Therapy Phone: (306)664-6647 Saskatoon Horswill, Website: Ph.D., R.D. www.samanthahorswill.com Psych. Tyson Assessment, therapy, Phone: (306)664-6647 Saskatoon Kurtenbach, supervision. Email: Ph.D., R.D. My primary areas of [email protected] Psych. practice include 284

assessment and Website: treatment of mood, www.saskatoonpsychology.ca anxiety, trauma, and personality disorders in adults. An additional area of clinical focus is adult forensic psychology, including assessment and treatment of recidivism risk. My primary forensic interest involves sexual violence risk assessment and treatment. Additional areas of practice include obsessive- compulsive, schizophrenia spectrum, and substance use disorders. Audrey Therapy Phone: (306)241-6725 Saskatoon Gordon, services provided: Email: M.Ed., R. Adult individual & [email protected] Psych. couples counselling m mediation Dennis Therapy, adult Phone: (306)664-0000 Saskatoon Coates M.Ed., patients only Email: R. Psych [email protected] #311D Website: www.peopleproblems.ca Dustin Counselling, Phone: (306)291-0900 Saskatoon Reekie, M.Ed, psychotherapy, Email: R.Psych cognitive behavioural [email protected] therapy, conflict Website: cadencepsych.net resolution Holly Therapy: Dr. Holly Phone: (306)371-3039 Graham, Graham is a member Email: PhD., R. D. of the Thunderchild [email protected] Psych. First Nation. She has worked as a registered nurse (RN) in a variety of northern communities, in addition to various 285

other health care environments since 1985. Holly is an Assistant Professor in the College of Nursing, at the University of Saskatchewan. She maintains an active practice as a registered doctoral psychologist, working primarily with individuals who have experienced trauma and symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Holly's research is focused on Indigenous health, mental health and well-being. Karen Gilleta, Therapy, individual & Phone: (306)974-5411 Saskatoon R.D. Psych. couples; Email: psychotherapy for [email protected] adults; supervision Website: www.drscornishgilleta.com Lynn Corbett, Individual and Phone: (306)220-1613 Saskatoon PhD., R.D. couples therapy; Email: [email protected] Psych professional Website: www.corbettmills.ca consultation and supervision Maureen Therapy: Maureen Phone: (306)665-6661 Saskatoon Walker, Walker works with Email: M.Ed., R. children, youth, [email protected] Psych adults, individuals, Website: couples and families. www.crossroadstherapy.ca Areas of interest include: anxiety, depression, trauma, self-esteem, grief, healthy relationships (including same sex couples), work-life balance, intimate partner violence Peter Cornish, Therapy, treatment of Phone: (709)699-4230 Saskatoon R.D. Psych. depression, anxiety, 286

trauma, emotional Email: [email protected] dysregulation, also Website: couples therapy. https://www.drscornishgilleta.c om/ Valérie Adult individual and Phone: (306)717-7523 Saskatoon Grenier, M.A., couples therapy. Email: R.Psych Areas of practice [email protected] include infertility, Website: family of origin, grief https://www.valeriegrenier.ca/ and loss, boundaries and assertiveness, anxiety, self-esteem, body image, relationship problems and trauma. Services in English and French Conor Barker, Assessment, Phone: (306)700-3141 Swift Current M.Ed., R. supervision; *Willing to Psych. Brunswick Creek Email: Travel Psychology Services conor.barker@brunswickcreek. provides assessment ca and therapeutic Website: services for adults. The www.brunswickcreek.ca practice is based out of North Side Medical Clinic, in Swift Current, Saskatchewan. Assessment services include diagnostic services to support treatment planning, workplace or academic accommodations, or qualification for particular programs or services. Therapy services include personal counselling, which supports individuals through life's challenges including: work/life/family transitions, coping with low mood or excessive worries, 287

relationship issues, bereavement and grief, among others. Language of service: English and French Evan Burdan, Child and youth Phone: (306)891-9939 Weyburn M.A., R.Psych. assessment and Email: *Willing to therapy, couples [email protected] Travel counselling, adult Website: therapy [email protected] Stacey Services include Email: [email protected] White City Braithwaite, psycho-educational M.Ed., R. and ADHD Psych. assessments for children and adolescents.

APPENDIX A.3 ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS GROUPS

ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS GROUPS Information about AA meeting times and locations across the province current to June 2019; information is subject to change.

Group Name Day of Start Time Notes Address City Week Asquith Friday 8:00 pm Asquith School Eagle Asquith Group (SW entrance) Avenue & Miles Street We Agnostic Monday 7:00 pm North East 160 Broad Asquith Group Community Street Centre (behind Imperial School-back door, in basement) South Monday 8:00 pm Old Library 110 4th Assiniboia Country (Basement) Avenue West Group Out of Saturday 7:30 pm United Church Main Street Balgonie Towner's Group 288

Soul Sisters Tuesday 5:30 pm St. George's 191 24th Battleford Candlelight Anglican Street West Group Church (Women Only) South Town Wednesday 8:00 pm St. George's 191 24th Battleford Group Anglican Street West Church Tuesday Tuesday 12:00 pm St. George's 191 24th Battleford Noon Group (noon) Anglican Street West Church Beauval Thursday 8:00 pm Beauval Health Lavoie Street Beauval Sipihishk Centre and Smith Group Ave Big Muddy Tuesday 7:00 pm St. Michael’s 5th Ave East Bengough A.A. Group Friday Parish

Bienfait Friday 8:00 pm St. Monica's 502 Carbon Bienfait Group Parish Hall, Ave (South side of the highway on Main street) Back to Thursday 7:30 pm Evangelical 200 6th Big River Basics Group Free Church Avenue N Big River Dry Thursday 7:30 pm Station Seniors Main Street Big River Bones Group Centre Biggar Sunday 8:00 pm United Church 907 Quebec Biggar United basement Street Group Biggar Wednesday 8:00 pm United Church 907 Quebec Biggar United basement; Street Group (Open 1st Wed of Month) Gateway Wednesday 8:00 pm Blaine Lake Railway Blaine Lake Group Gospel Chapel Avenue West Brock Tuesday 8:00 pm Brock Vesper 1st Avenue Brock Tuesday Nite Club West Group Churchill Wednesday 8:00 pm St. Leo the Tom Street Buffalo Group Great Catholic Narrows Church German A.A. Saturday 8:00 pm House (Open 1214 Hudson Cadillac Group Meeting 2nd St Sat of the Month) Happy Hour Friday 7:30 pm Candle Lake 1 Fairway Candle Eh Eh Group Golf Course Drive Lake Main Level 289

Meeting Room (Seasonal - May Long Weekend to Labour Day Weekend) Canoe Wednesday 7:00 pm Health Centre Canoe Narrows Narrows Group Canoe Wednesday 8:00 pm St. Georges 133 2rd Canora Narrows Anglican Avenue Group Church West Carlyle Wednesday 8:00 pm Catholic 216 6th St. Carlyle Group Church (Open West, Meeting 1st Wed of the Month) Central Sunday 8:00 pm United Church Broadway & Carnduff Border (basement) Pacific Group Avenue Carrot River Tuesday 8:00 pm Carrot River 4101 1 Carrot River A.A. Group Health Centre Avenue West Hi 42 Group Friday 8:30 pm Iver Main 52 3rd Central Place (back Avenue West Butte door downstairs) First Friday of the month is an open meeting. Lakeshore Sunday 8:00 pm Legion Hall 120 Main Christopher Group (Upstairs). Off Street Lake Highway 263 Potashville Tuesday 8:00 pm Concordia 310 Poplar Churchbridg Group Lutheran Cres e Church (basement); (Open Meeting Last Tues of the Month) Not Alone Friday 8:00 pm Prayer Room Cigar Lake Group Mine Cochin A.A. Friday 8:00 pm Catholic Cochin New Church (back Beginning door) Group 290

Colonsay Monday 8:00 pm St. Mary Butte Colonsay A.A. Group Catholic Avenue Church (basement) (The last Monday of every month there is an open meeting) Coronach Tuesday 8:00 pm Legion Hall Centre Coronach Pioneer (Open Street Group meeting every third Tuesday of the month) Craik Group Wednesday 8:00 pm Craik Health 620 Mary Craik Centre Street Craven Monday 8:00 pm Craven 9 Tennant Craven Group Community Street Hall Big River First Tuesday 7:00 pm Big River First 401 Battle Debden Nation – Trust Nation at the Avenue The Process Health Centre Group Debden Tuesday 8:00 pm RC Church Main Street Debden Group (basement) Downtown Monday 8:00 pm United Church 316 1st Street Delisle Delisle (basement) West Group Dinsmore Friday 8:00 pm United Church Dinsmore Group Eastend Monday 8:00 pm United Church Popular Eastend Group Avenue South 19'ers Group Tuesday 8:00 pm Elbow United Bison Avenue Elbow Church and Aberdeen Street Esterhazy Wednesday 8:00 pm Baptist Church 5th Avenue Esterhazy Sunshine & Babyak Group Street Lifeline Sunday 8:00 pm Guys & Gals 622 5th Estevan Group Club 80 Street Lignite Monday 8:00 pm Guys & Gals 622 5th Street Estevan Serenity Club 80 Group 291

Women's Tuesday 7:00 pm Guys & Gals 622 5th Street Estevan Empowering Club 80 (Open A.A. Group Meeting Last Tuesday of the Month) Borderline Tuesday 8:00 pm St Giles 317 12th Estevan Group Anglican Avenue Church (basement) Wednesday Wednesday 8:00 pm Guys & Gals 622 5th Street Estevan Night Group Club 80 (club house) Torquay Thursday 8:00 pm Guys & Gals 622 5th Street Estevan Group Club 80 Saturday Saturday 8:00 pm Guys & Gals 622 5th Street Estevan Night Do Club 80 (club Drop In house) Group Eston Group Wednesday 8:00 pm St. Andrew’s 3rd Avenue Eston United Church and Main Street New Day Thursday 8:00 pm 3 miles south Fishing Lake A.A. Group of Kylemore; First Nation 1/2 mile W House 34 Floral Tuesday Floral School Hwy 11 South Floral Discussion to Group Grasswood, Turn Left, 4 Miles Day One Friday 8:00 pm St. Andrews 194 Bay Fort Group United Church Avenue Qu’Appelle South First Things Wednesday 8:00 pm St. Andrews 194 Bay Fort First Group United Church Avenue Qu’Appelle South Glaslyn Thursday 8:00 pm United Church Main Street Glaslyn Group (basement) Gravelbourg Tuesday 8:00 pm The Cultural 133 5th Gravelbour Group Centre Avenue East g (basement Rm. 203) Grenfell Wednesday 8:00 pm United Church 513 Anderson Grenfell Group (Open Street Meeting Last Wed of the Month) 292

Gull Lake Wednesday 8:00 pm Legion Hall 431 Main Gull Lake Group Street Even at Monday 8:00 pm Gospel 211 Main Hafford Fourty Group Fellowship Street Hodgeville Monday 8:00 pm Community Main Street Hodgeville Group Hall Hudson Bay Wednesday 7:00 pm Seniors Building 130 Main Hudson Bay New Hope Saturday (behind library) Street Group Living Sober Tuesday 7:30 pm Humboldt 515 14th Humboldt Group Friday District Health Avenue Saturday Complex Open Door Monday 8:00 pm Humboldt 515 14th Humboldt Group District Health Avenue Complex Steps to Thursday 8:00 pm Humboldt 515 14th Humboldt Freedom District Health Avenue Group Complex Big Island Wednesday 7:30 pm Last Meeting CILX Radio Ile-A-La- A.A. Group of the month is Station Crosse Open (all other meetings are closed) Imperial A.A. Tuesday 7:30 pm Pentecostal 420 Prince Imperial Group Church Street Indian Head Monday 8:00 pm United Church 801 Buxton Indian Head Group (Open Street Meeting Last Mon of Month) Ministik Monday 8:00 pm Parkland 329 Carment Kamsack Group Evangelical Avenue Free Church Kelvington Wednesday 8:00 pm East Elevator Kelvinton Kelvington A.A. Group Office on Elevator Road Tumble Inn Saturday 8:00 pm Tumble Inn Tumble Inn Kenosee Group Dance Hall Park (May to September) Monday Monday 8:00 pm Lutheran 118 2nd Kindersley Night Group Church Avenue East Lost & Found Thursday 8:00 pm New Life 303 5th Kindersley Group Community Avenue West Church 293

Kindersley Friday 8:00 pm Kindersley 807 3rd Street Kindersley Hospital Legion Hall West Group Kipling Monday 8:00 pm United Church 102 Nelson Kipling Group (Basement) Avenue Milestone Monday 8:00 pm Old Town Hall 1212 La Ronge Service Wednesday (Downstairs) Hildebrand Group Friday Drive LaFleche Thursday 8:00 pm P.O.P. 38 2nd LaFleche Group Complex Avenue West (Main Entrance); (Open Meeting 2nd Thurs.) Lake Lenore Wednesday 7:30 pm Office – Shaw Railway Lake Lenore One Day at Building Avenue a Time Movers Group Stepping Thursday 8:00 pm United Church 218 Langenburg Stones (Basement) McNaughton Group Crescent Lanigan Its Tuesday 8:00 pm Lutheran 69 Bantry Lanigan Your Choice Church Street Group (Basement) Leader Tuesday 8:00 pm United Church 1st Street Leader Group West Back to Thursday 8:00 pm Leipzig Serenity Leipzig Leipzig Basics Group Retreat North Door Easy Does It Thursday 8:00 pm 208 Main Loon Lake Group Street Lumsden Thursday 8:00 pm Legion Hall 50 3rd Lumsden Valley Group Avenue Macklin Thursday 8:00 pm Grace United 310 Main Macklin Group Church; 8:30 Street pm (Winter) Makwa Tuesday 8:00 pm Seniors Activity Makwa Freedom Centre (Behind Group Post Office and Co-op Store) Road's End Wednesday 8:00 pm Calvary United Corner 4th Mankota Group Church Street & 1st Avenue 294

Cypress Hills Monday 8:00 pm Jasper School 311 Jasper Maple Group Wednesday 12:00 pm Street Creek Thursday 8:00 pm Martensville Thursday 8:00 pm Martensville 66 Main Martensville Group Library Street Monday Monday 8:00 pm City Hall 120 1st East Meadow Night A.A. (Basement) Lake Group Pioneer Wednesday 8:00 pm City Hall 120 1st East Meadow Group (Basement) Lake Flying Dust Thursday 8:00 pm Flying Dust Meadow A.A. Group Administrative Lake Building New Friday 8:00 pm City Hall 120 1st East Meadow Beginnings (Basement) Lake Group Hi Lo Group Tuesday 8:00 pm Legion Hall 101 Macleod Melfort Friday (Basement) Avenue East Triangle Sunday 8:00 pm United Church 148 5th Melville Group Friday Avenue West End Monday 8:00 pm St. Paul’s 238 3rd Melville Group Lutheran Avenue East Church (Basement) Come As Tuesday 8:00 pm United Church 3rd Street East Milden You Are (Basement) Group Sunday At Sunday 9:00 am Providence 100 2nd Moose Jaw Nine Group Place (Check Avenue room location North East at Reception) Minto Group Sunday 7:30 pm Minto United 1036 7th Moose Jaw Church (Back Avenue Door North West Downstairs) ABC Group Monday 8:00 pm St. Marks 80 High Moose Jaw Church Street East (Basement) North Hill Monday 8:00 pm River Church 406 Ominica Moose Jaw Group (Downstairs) Street West West Side Tuesday 12:00 pm New Life 916 Brown Moose Jaw Lunch Bunch (noon) Centre (Back Street Door) 295

Tuesday Nite Tuesday 8:00 pm Salvation Army 2 Moose Jaw Discussion Church (East Wintergreen Group side door) Drive Downtown Tuesday 8:00 pm Zion United 423 Main Moose Jaw Group Thursday Church (2nd Street North Tuesday of every month is a speaker meeting) Big Book Wednesday 12:00 pm New Life 916 Brown Moose Jaw Study Group (noon) Centre (Back Street Door) Southside Wednesday 8:00 pm Trinity United 277 Iroquois Moose Jaw Welcome Church (back Street West Group door downstairs) Hi-Steppers Friday 8:00 pm St. Andrews 60 Moose Jaw Group Church Athabasca Street East Saturday Off Saturday 8:00 pm Salvation Army 175 1st Moose Jaw Main Group Thrift Store Avenue (Downstairs) North East Moosomin Tuesday 8:00 pm Pipestone Kin- 612 Cook Moosomin Group Ability Centre Road (all other Tuesday meetings are closed. AA members only, Open meetings are the 4th Tuesday of the Month) Naicam Monday 8:00 pm Seniors Centre 305 1st Street Naicam Reach Out North Group Neilburg Tuesday 7:30 pm Catholic 20 1st Street Neilburg Country Church (main Roads floor); (Rm. 1 Group North door on east side) Nipawin Big Tuesday 8:00 pm (Beside 209 1st Nipawin Book Group Thursday REMAX Avenue West Saturday Building & Across from the PharmaSave) 296

Easy Does It Wednesday 8:00 pm Salvation Army 714 8th Street Nipawin Group Church West Norquay Thursday 8:00 pm United Church 45 1st Norquay Group Hall Avenue South East Bar None Tuesday 8:00 pm Don Ross 891 99th North Group Friday Centre Street Battleford Big Book Wednesday 8:00 pm Friendship 960 103rd North Study Group Centre Street Battleford New Sunday Sunday 8:00 pm Notre Dame 1202 104th North Nite Group Church Street Battleford (Basement) Silver Stream Thursday 8:00 pm Third Avenue 1301 102nd North A.A. Group United Church Street Battleford (if door is not open ring the buzzer) Sunday Sunday 11:00 am Indian and 960 103rd North Morning Metis Street Battleford Open Group Friendship Centre Sunshine Monday 8:00 pm Zion Lutheran 10801 Winder North Fresh Air Church Crescent Battleford Group South East Thursday 8:00 pm Unit Oxbow 409 Wylie Oxbow Group Memorial Hall Avenue (basement) Pelican Thursday 8:00 pm Angelique Pelican Narrows Canada Narrows Group Health Centre Pile Lake Sunday 8:00 pm Pike Lake St. Martin’s in Pike Lake Group Church the Field: Off Highway 60 on O’Malley Road German A.A. Saturday 8:00 pm 232 2nd Ponteix Group Street West Preeceville Friday 8:00 pm Preeceville 27 Main Preeceville Group Public Library Street Sunday Sunday 10:00 am Double B Suite 3 1501 Prince Breakfast Clubrooms Olive Albert Group Diefenbaker Drive 297

A New Monday 8:00 pm Salvation Army 163 12th Prince Happiness Friday 8:00 pm Church (Use Street East Albert Group East Door); Open Meeting Last Friday of the Monty & Speaker Meeting 2nd Friday of the Month We Do The Monday 8:00 pm Bay 3 406 406 South Prince Steps Group Thursday 8:00 pm South Industrial Industrial Albert Drive (Across Drive from John’s Nursery) The Road Monday 8:00 pm Baptist Church 1351 28th Prince Group Street East Albert Double B Tuesday noon Beside Suite 3 1501 Prince Study Group Tuesday 8:00 pm Chicken Chef Olive Albert Thursday 8:00 pm Diefenbaker Drive Starlight Tuesday 7:30 pm St. Joseph’s 260 25th Prince Group Church Street East Albert (Downstairs) Pinegrove Tuesday 8:00 pm Sacred Heart 561 12th Prince Group Cathedral Street East Albert (Basement- North Doors) New Life Wednesday 8:00 pm Redeemer 310 27th Prince Group Lutheran Street West Albert Church Pass It On Wednesday 8:00 pm Sacred Heart 1401 4th Prince Group Cathedral Avenue West Albert (Basement- North Doors) Big Book Thursday 8:00 pm Upstairs 59A 17th Prince Fellowship Friday 6:30 pm Street West Albert Group The Early Friday 7:00 am Upstairs 59 17th Street Prince Risers Group West Albert Winners Friday 12:00 pm Marquis Inn 6th Avenue Prince Circle Group (noon) East & Albert Marquis Road 298

D10 Saturday 7:30 pm Beside Suite 3 1501 Prince Saturday Chicken Chef Olive Albert Night Open Diefenbaker Group Drive Rabbit Lake's Friday 8:00 pm Sunrise Seniors Rabbit Lake Sunrise Centre Group Raymore Sunday 7:00 pm United Church Main Street & Raymore Group Hall (North 3rd Avenue Door) Redvers Monday 8:00 pm Knox United 19 Broadway Redvers Border Town Church Street Group Sunday @ 9 Sunday 9:00 am Ramada Hotel 1818 Victoria Regina Group Avenue 12 x 12 Sunday 10:00 am Wascana 2180 23rd Group Rehab Centre Avenue (Boardroom on 2nd floor) Alano Sunday 10:00 am Alano Club 1165 Pasqua Sunrise Street Breakfast Group Fellowship Sunday 11:00 am (Basement of 2710 10th Regina Group Monday 8:30 pm Beige Row Avenue Thursday 8:30 pm House- Sunday & Monday) White Row Building (Thursday) Meeting in Sunday 11:00 am Knox 2340 Victoria Regina the Park Metropolitan Avenue Group United Church Alano Rolling Sunday 5:30 pm Alano Club 1165 Pasqua Home Group Wednesday 5:30 pm (Arrive by 5:25) Street Northside Sunday 7:30 pm St. Peters RC 100 Argyle Regina Group Church Street North Vista Group Sunday 7:30 pm North East 160 Broad Regina Community Street Centre (Craft Room) Breakfast Monday 7:00 am Seven Oaks Inn 777 Albert Regina Group Friday 7:00 am Street 299

A.A. for Monday 12:00 pm Sunset United 177 Sunset Regina Women Church Drive Group Alano Monday 12:00 pm Alano Club 1165 Pasqua Regina Acceptance Tuesday 12:00 pm Street is the Answer Wednesday 12:00 pm Group Thursday 12:00 pm No Name Monday 12:00 pm St. Paul’s 1859 Regina Group Tuesday 12:00 pm Cathedral McIntyre Wednesday 12:00 pm Street Thursday 12:00 pm Friday 12:00 pm Out to Lunch Monday 12:00 pm Seven Oaks Inn 777 Albert Regina Bunch Wednesday 12:00 pm Street Friday 12:00 pm Monday Monday 12:15 pm Holy Child 2636 7th Regina Noon Church Avenue East Eastside Group Alano 525 Monday 5:30 pm Alano Club 1165 Pasqua Regina Rolling Home Tuesday 5:30 pm (Arrive by 5:25 Street Group PM) We Agnostic Monday 7:00 pm North East 160 Broad Regina Community Street North Centre 12 Steps to Monday 8:00 pm North East 160 Broad Regina Recovery Community Street North Group Centre (Auditorium) Harmony Monday 8:00 pm Living Spirit 3018 Doan Regina Group Centre Drive Hero Group Monday 8:00 pm Redeemer 3717 Hill Regina Reformation Avenue Church Massey Monday 8:00 pm Whitemore 41 Birchwood Regina Road Group Park United Road Church at Southside Pentecostal Assembly Regina Monday 8:00 pm Our Savior's 190 Massey Regina Novalco Wednesday 8:00 pm Lutheran Road Service Church Group South Monday 8:00 pm Wesley United 3913 Hillsdale Regina Hillsdale Church Street Group 300

Fellowship Sunday 11:00 am Basement of 2710 10th Regina Group Monday 8:30 pm Beige Row Avenue Thursday 8:30 pm House (Sunday & Monday) White Row Building (Thursday) Fresh Start Tuesday 7:30 pm Wascana 2180 23rd Regina Youth Group Rehab Centre Avenue Meeting Room #5 - 2nd Floor Nu Life Tuesday 7:30 pm First 14th Avenue Regina Group Friday 7:30 pm Presbyterian & Albert Church (Open Street Last Friday of (Tuesday) the Month) 2170 Albert Street (Friday) Walsh Acres Tuesday 7:30 pm New Hope 370 McIntosh Regina Group Lutheran Street North Church Home Away Tuesday 8:00 pm Westminster 3025 13th Regina From Home United Church Avenue 12 and 12 (open meeting Group last Tuesday of each month, use doorbell labelled “Church Office”) Last Chance Tuesday 8:00 pm Christ Lutheran 4825 Regina Group Church (back Dewdney door) Avenue Pasqua Tuesday 8:00 pm Grace 2935 Pasqua Regina Group Mennonite Street (at Church Kings Road & Pasqua Street) Courage to Tuesday 8:00 pm White Pony 2901 5th Recover Lodge (Centre Avenue Group Building) 4 Aces Tuesday 8:30 pm Indian Métis 3131 Regina Group Christian Dewdney Fellowship Avenue (back door) Wednesday Wednesday 7:00 am St. James 2340 Victoria Regina Breakfast United Church Ave 301

Meeting Group Lucky Wednesday 12:00 pm North East 160 Broad Regina Nooner A.A. Community Street Group Centre (Behind Imperial School – back door in basement) One Way Wednesday 7:30 pm St. Mary the 3337 15th Regina Virgin Anglican Avenue Church (Montague Street & 15th Avenue) Healing Wednesday 8:00 pm St. James 1105 Empress Regina Hands Anglican Street Group Church (Open meeting last Wednesday of the Month) Heartview Wednesday 8:00 pm Little Flower 420 College Regina Church Avenue Free Speech Thursday 8:00 pm Holy Child 2636 7th Regina Group Church Avenue Northern Thursday 8:00 pm Norman 5303 Regina Lights Group Kennedy Sherwood Presbyterian Drive Church Gratitude Friday 7:00 am Knox 2340 Victoria Regina Group Metropolitan Avenue United Church Alano Friday Friday 12:00 pm Eureka Club 1165 Pasqua Regina Luncheon Street Group Big Book Friday 7:30 pm Wascana 2180 23rd Regina Focus Group Rehab Centre Avenue Boardroom (2nd Floor) Fireside Friday 7:30 pm Broadway 105 Regina Group United Church Broadway (Back Door) Avenue Women’s Friday 7:30 pm St. James 4506 Regina Serenity United Church Sherwood Drive 302

North Gate Friday 9:00 pm North East 160 Broad Regina Group Community Street Centre (Meeting Room 2) Alano Saturday 9:00 am Eureka Club 1165 Pasqua Regina Saturday at Street 9 The 43rd Saturday 10:00 am Knox 2340 Victoria Regina Group Metropolitan Avenue United Church (Open Meeting last Saturday of the Month) Use Victoria Avenue entrance Nor-West Saturday 7:30 pm St. James 4506 Regina Group United Church Sherwood (open last Drive Saturday of the month 12x12) Alano Saturday 7:30 pm Eureka Club 1165 Pasqua Regina Experience, (open Street Strength, & speakers Hope Group meeting 1st Saturday of the month) Regina Saturday 10:00 am United Church 107 Green Regina Beach A.A. Avenue Beach Group Rocanville Friday 8:00 pm St. Paul's 202 Pelly Rocanville Group United Church Street Rosthern Tuesday 7:30 pm Trinity Lutheran 918 4th Rosethern Recovery church (main Avenue Room Group door, downstairs events room, elevator available for those who need it) Eye Opener Thursday 8:00 pm Alliance 1002 6th Rosetown Group Church Street East 303

Rendezvous Sunday 8:00 pm Catholic 343 3rd Street Saint Louis Group Church (basement): 1st Sunday of the month Keep It Friday 8:30 pm Bottom Sandy Bay & Sandy Bay Simple Meeting Room Wharf Group RC Rectory Avenue Saskatoon Sunday 9:30 am Smitty’s 2325 Preston Saskatoon Breakfast Restaurant at Avenue Group #46 in the Market Mall Airliner Sunday 10:00 am Colonial 1301 8th Saskatoon Breakfast Square Street East Group Upon Sunday 11:00 am Confederation 3330 Fairlight Saskatoon Awakening Inn Boardroom Drive (Open Meeting Last Sun of the Month) Living Sober Sunday 12:00 pm Regent Plaza - 115 3rd Saskatoon Downtown Avenue Meeting Room South The Healing Sunday 2:00 pm The Healer 136 Avenue F Saskatoon Gospel Church South Conscious Sunday 7:00 pm Queen’s House 601 Taylor Saskatoon Contact of Retreat Street West (Location on Bulletin Board) Neechee Sunday 7:30 pm MACSI Centre 115 3rd Saskatoon Group Avenue South Mustard Sunday 8:00 pm Grosvenor Park 14th Street Saskatoon Seed Group United Church and (Open Cumberland Meeting 1st Avenue Sunday of the Month) The Gutting Monday 7:00 am Lutheran 1302 College Saskatoon Room Campus Drive Centre (Arrive by 6:45 AM) Drop In Monday 12:15 pm Downtown 115 3rd Saskatoon Group Wednesday Meeting Room Avenue (Side Door); South (Arrive by 12:12PM) 304

K.I.S.S Group Monday 5:15 pm St. Stephen’s 10 Grosvenor Saskatoon Anglican Crescent Church (open meeting last Monday of the month) Mount Royal Monday 8:00 pm Pleasant Hill 111 Whitney Saskatoon Group Mennonite Avenue Church North New Monday 8:00 pm United Church 4025 Taylor Saskatoon Freedom (Located at Street East Group McLure Avenue and Taylor Street) Pleasant Hill Monday 8:00 pm Anglican 3572 33rd Saskatoon Group Church Street West (Located at 33rd Street West & Latrace Road) Riversdale Monday 8:00 pm St. George’s 624 Avenue I Saskatoon Group Anglican South Church Veterans Monday 8:00 pm Sherbrook 401 Acadia Saskatoon Group Community Drive Centre (2nd floor conference room) Women of Monday 8:00 pm Zion Lutheran 323 4th Saskatoon Will Church Avenue South Pass It On Monday 8:30 pm St. Martin’s 2617 Saskatoon United Church Clarence Avenue Attitude Tuesday 7:00 am Regent Plaza - 115 3rd Saskatoon Adjustment Friday 7:00 am Downtown Avenue Group Meeting Room South (Side door); (Open Meeting last Tues of the Month) Beginning A Tuesday 12:00 pm Friendship Inn 168 Wall Saskatoon New Life Thursday 12:00 pm Centre Street Group Friday 12:00 pm 305

Ladies Tuesday 1:30 pm Hole Covenant 1426 Saskatoon Group Church (South Alexandra Side Door) Avenue Dundonald Tuesday 8:00 pm Holy Trinity 3572 23rd Saskatoon Group Anglican Street West Church Been There Tuesday 8:00 pm Nutana 1701 Ruth Saskatoon Done That Mennonite Street East Church Stepping Tuesday 8:00 pm Westgate 3315 Saskatoon Stones Alliance Centennial Group Church Drive Yours Mine & Tuesday 8:00 pm Mayfair United 33rd Street Saskatoon Ours Group Church (Open West & Meeting Last Avenue I Tues of the North Month) Kleen A.A.ir. Wednesday 7:30 pm Holy Cross 1405 31st Saskatoon Group Lutheran Street West Church A.A. The Wednesday 7:30 pm The Unitarian 213 2nd Street Saskatoon Original Way Congregation East Centre 12th Hour Wednesday 7:30 pm St. Matthews 109th Street & Saskatoon Group Anglican Egbert Church (Open Avenue Meeting last Wednesday of the Month) Traditional Wednesday 8:00 pm Bishop Pocock 227 Saskatoon Group School Avondale Road Westside Wednesday 8:00 pm St. Stephen’s 10 Grosvenor Saskatoon Group Anglican Crescent & Church Taylor Street Circle of Wednesday 8:00 pm Grace 505 10th Saskatoon Choice AA Westminster Street East Gay Group Church Fresh Air Wednesday 8:00 pm St. Paul's Taylor Street Saskatoon Group Lutheran & Dufferin Church Avenue Half Century Wednesday 8:00 pm Louise Street 3042 Louise Saskatoon Group Community Street Church Northerners Wednesday 8:30 pm St. George's 748 Redberry Saskatoon Group School Gym Road 306

Thursday Thursday 7:00 am Drinkle Building 115 3rd Saskatoon Morning (Alley door) Avenue Men's Group South Mayfair Thursday 12:00 pm Trinity Lutheran 419 Avenue E Saskatoon Brown Bag Church North Circle Group (Corner Ave E & Bedford Road; Main Door Entrance) Jekyll & Thursday 7:30 pm Thien Vietnam 1301 8th Saskatoon Hyde Restaurant Street East Serenity Thursday 8:00 pm St. Thomas 802 20th Saskatoon Group Wesley Church Street West Shamrock Thursday 8:00 pm Eastview Bowl 2929 Louise Saskatoon Group Street Sutherland Thursday 8:00 pm St. Paul's Egbert Saskatoon Group Church Avenue & 105th Street Miracle Thursday 8:30 pm St. Martin's Clarence Saskatoon Group Church Avenue & Wilson Crescent Circle of Life Friday 12:00 pm St. Paul’s 1702 20th Saskatoon Hospital Street West (Avenue R entrance- 1st right- end of Hall) Winners Friday 12:15 pm Willows Golf 382 Saskatoon Circle Group Course Cartwright Street 10th Step Friday 8:00 pm Holy Cross 1405 31st Saskatoon Group Lutheran Street West Church Friday Night Friday 8:00 pm Redeemer 812 Preston Saskatoon Men’s Stag Lutheran Avenue Church 49'ers Group Friday 8:00 pm Grace 505 10th Saskatoon Westminster Street East Church Life's Good Friday 8:00 pm Holy Covenant 1426 Saskatoon Group Church (south Alexandra side entrance) Avenue North 307

Lost and Friday 8:00 pm Holy Trinity 3572 33rd Saskatoon Found Church Street West Group Saskatoon Friday 8:00 pm Christ Anglican Avenue E Saskatoon Group Church North & 28th Street West Saturday Saturday 10:00 am Community of 701 1st Street Saskatoon Morning Live Christ Church East Group Caswell Hill Saturday 1:00 pm Saskatoon 101 31st Street Saskatoon Group Convalescent West Home: Main Floor Big Book Study Rolling Saturday 1:30 pm Redeemer 812 Preston Saskatoon Stones Lutheran Avenue Group Church Tea Room Saturday 3:00 pm Augustana 1201 Saskatoon Group Lutheran Broadway Church (Open Avenue Meeting 1st Saturday of the Month)

Saturday Saturday 8:00 pm Saskatoon 1338 Avenue Saskatoon Sunset Youth for Christ B North Group (North East Door) Welcome Saturday 8:00 pm Grosvenor Park 14th Street & Saskatoon Group United Church Cumberland Avenue Shaunavon Friday 7:00 pm United Church 6th Avenue & Shaunavon Friday Group (basement) Centre Street Shell Lake Sunday 7:30 pm Legion Hall 129 1st Street Shell Lake Group West Prairie Monday 7:00 pm Southey Senior 100 Dr. J.L Dr Shellbrook Promises Citizens Club Group (Open Meeting Last Wed of the Month) Southey Wednesday 8:00 pm Senior Citizens 132 Keats Southey Group Club (Open Street Meeting Last Wednesday of the Month) 308

Spiritwood Wednesday 8:00 pm Anglican 137 2nd Street Spiritwood Group Church West (basement) (Open Meeting Last Wed of the Month) Stockholm Sunday 8:00 pm Old Town Main Street Stockholm Group Office (beside the Fire Hall) Sunday Sunday 7:30 pm Lions Hall 155 3rd Swift Current Night H.O.W. (Basement); Avenue Group Scent Free North East candlelight meeting Moon Lite Monday 8:00 pm Lions Hall 155 3rd Swift Current Group (Basement) Avenue North East Nu Hope Monday 8:00 pm Canadian 176 4th Swift Current Group Mental Health Avenue (basement) North West (Open Last Monday of the Month) Ladies Steps Tuesday 12:00 pm Lions Hall 155 3rd Swift Current to Freedom (Basement) Avenue Group North East Guiding Tuesday 8:00 pm First United 233 3rd Swift Current Light Group Church Avenue NE Wednesday Wednesday 12:00 pm Lions Hall 155 3rd Swift Current Nooners (Basement) Avenue Group North East Guideline Wednesday 8:00 pm Lions Hall 155 3rd Swift Current Group (Basement) Avenue (Open Last North East Wednesday of the Month) Come As Thursday 8:00 pm Lions Hall 155 3rd Swift Current You Are (Basement); Avenue Group Speaker North East Meeting last Thursday of Month Friday Friday 12:00 pm Lions Hall 155 3rd Swift Current Freedom (Basement); Avenue Potluck before North East Meeting 309

Miracle Friday 8:00 pm Lions Hall 155 3rd Swift Current Group (Basement) Avenue North East Saturday Saturday 10:00 am The Centre 55 1st Avenue Swift Current Morning Big North East Book Study Group Copps & Saturday 8:00 pm Lions Hall 155 3rd Swift Current Robbers (Basement) Avenue Group (Open 3rd North East Saturday of the Month) Tisdale Tuesday 8:00 pm St. Matthew’s 100 Street Tisdale Group Anglican Church Tisdale Big Thursday 8:00 pm Community 802 101st Tisdale Book Group Bible Church Avenue West Turtle Lake Monday 8:00 pm Turtle Lake Turtle Lake Clarity Mission (Open Group Meeting Last Monday of the Month) 1 Mile South of Turtle Lake Turtle River Tuesday 8:00 pm Good 1st Street Turtleford Group Shepherd South Anglican Church (Open Meeting Last Tues of the Month) Unity Group Monday 8:00 pm Hospital Board Highway 14 Unity Room North Vibank Tuesday 8:00 pm St. Paul's Vibank Group Roman Catholic Church (Basement) How It Works Tuesday 7:30 pm (Use Back 78 Main Wadena Group Door) Street Wakaw Sunday 7:30 pm Old Hospital 1st Street Wakaw Group Boardroom North Hepburn Friday 7:30 pm Hepburn 5003 2nd Waldheim Group Mennonite Avenue East Brethren Church 310

Wapella Wednesday 8:00 pm Community S Railway Wapella Group Hall Avenue Warman Monday 8:00 pm Route 11 101 Klassen Warman Group Creative Arts Street Centre A.A. Group Monday 8:00 pm Route 11 101 Klassen Warman of Warman Creative Arts Street Centre Waterhen Monday 8:00 pm Waterhen First Waterhen Group Nation Band Lake Office Watrous A.A. Thursday 8:00 pm Seniors Centre 1st Street Watrous Group Main street West Watrous Thursday 8:00 pm Anglican 101 4th Watrous Group Church Avenue East Rectory Hall Watson Thursday 8:00 pm United Church 1st Avenue Watson Group North East Wawota Wednesday 8:30 pm United Church 110 Lionsdale Wawota Parkland Street Group Weyburn Sunday 8:00 pm United Church 210 3rd Street Weyburn Group Tuesday 10:30 am (Basement) North East Wednesday 8:00 pm Legacy Monday 8:00 pm Presbyterian 210 3rd Street Weyburn Group Friday 8:00 pm Church North East (Basement) The Nooner Saturday 12:00 pm 12x12 Meet in 45 Bison Weyburn Group the Boardroom Avenue of the Public Library (Basement) White Bear Tuesday 8:00 pm 4 Nations Care White Bear White Bear Last Stand Lodge White Community Group Bear First Hall Nation Whitewood Thursday 8:00 pm Presbyterian 611 N. Whitewood Group Church Hall Railway Street Wilkie A.A. Saturday 7:00 pm United Church 310 Main Wilkie Group Basement Street Wynyard Monday 8:00 pm United Church 301 1st Wynyard Group Friday 8:00 pm (basement) Avenue East (Open Meeting Last 311

Monday of the Month) Sunday Sunday 10:30 am Dunlop Block #6 23 2nd Yorkton Morning Avenue Breakfast 12 & 12 Sunday 8:00 pm Anglican 164 3rd Yorkton Group Wednesday 8:00 pm Church Hall Avenue North Dunlop Monday 8:00 pm Dunlop Block 6-23 2nd Yorkton Group Friday 8:00 pm Avenue Fellowship Monday 8:00 pm Westview 355 Yorkton Group Thursday 8:00 pm United Church Bradbrooke Drive 4 Aces Tuesday 6:30 pm Dunlop Block 6-23 2nd Yorkton Group Friday 6:30 pm Avenue Split Aces Tuesday 8:00 pm Sign Building 83 North Yorkton Group Street Zealandia Wednesday 8:00 pm 21 Main Zealandia Group Street

APPENDIX A.4 NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS GROUPS

NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS GROUPS Information about NA meeting times and locations across the province current to June 2019; information is subject to change.

Group Day of Start Time Notes Address City Name Week Flying Dust Tuesday 8:00 pm Flying Dust 8001 Flying Meadow Lake Health Dust Centre Reserve

Last Chance Sunday 7:00 pm Emmanuel 112 Burns Melfort Baptist Avenue East Church

Sharing Monday Monday Third 13th Avenue North Recovery Thursday 8:00 pm Avenue & 102nd Battleford Saturday Thursday United Street 7:00 pm Church Saturday 8:00 pm 312

Freedom Monday 7:30 pm Cornerstone 2200 15th Prince Albert Saturday Free Avenue East Methodist Church

Serenity Wednesday 7:00 pm St. Alban’s 1410 Bishop Prince Albert Group Sunday Church McClean Crescent SWAT Tuesday Tuesday & St. David’s 500 24th Prince Albert Friday Sunday 7:30 Anglican Street East Sunday pm Church Friday 8:00 pm A New Hope Wednesday 8:00 pm St. Martin’s 2617 Saskatoon United Clarence Church Avenue (East Back South Door of Building) Circle of Monday 8:00 pm MACSI 335 Avenue Saskatoon Hope Centre G South

Eagle’s Nest Sunday 8:00 pm Preston Ave 2216 Preston Saskatoon Community Avenue Church

Easy Does It Tuesday 8:00 pm St. Thomas 808 20th Saskatoon Wesley Street West United

Forward Thursday 8:00 pm Christ 515 28th Saskatoon Bound Church Street West

Just For Friday 8:00 pm St. Thomas 808 20th Saskatoon Today Wesley Street West United On The Saturday 10:00 am Grace 603 115th Saskatoon Mend Lutheran Street East Church

Recovery Daily 9:00 am Friendship 619 20th Saskatoon Rocks Inn Street West

Rogue Thursday 7:00 pm Zion 323 4th Saskatoon Recovery Lutheran Avenue Church South 313

Safe Saturday 8:00 pm Grace 505 10th Saskatoon Passage to Westminster Street East Recovery Church

Step By Friday 6:00 pm Zion 323 4th Saskatoon Broken Step Lutheran Avenue Church South

The Friday 12:00 noon Zion 323 4th Saskatoon Freedom Lutheran Avenue Group Church South

The Journey Monday 7:30 pm St. Andrew’s 436 Spadina Saskatoon Continues Church Crescent East

APPENDIX A.5 ABORIGINAL COURTWORKER PROGRAM CONTACT LIST

The Saskatchewan Aboriginal Courtworker Program provides important services that assist Aboriginal adults and youth in conflict with the law. Courtworkers help to ensure that Aboriginal people who are alleged to have committed a criminal offence receive fair and just treatment before the courts.

Courtworkers: • Explain the reason for the charges to the accused • Provide general information about legal rights and responsibilities • Help the accused get legal counsel • Act as a liaison between the accused and the police, defence lawyers, the court or the Crown prosecutor • Ensure the accused understands all court proceedings • Translate court proceedings for the accused if he or she is not fluent in English • Appear with the accused in court

Courtpoint Agency Courtworker Beadry’s Saskatoon Provincial Court Misty Moran (interim) (306)964-1440 Beauval Ile-a-la-Crosse Friendship Centre Mary McCallum Inc. (306)833-2313 Blaine Lake Saskatoon Provincial Court Misty Moran (interim) (306)964-1440

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Broadview Yorkton Tribal Council Jacqueline Johnson

(306)782-8132 Buffalow Narros Ile-a-la-Crosse Friendship Centre Mary McCallum Inc. (306)833-2313 Caora Yorkton Tribal Council Jacqueline Johnson

(306)782-8132 Carrot River Prince Albert Indian and Metis Natalie Hawkeswood Friendship Centre Inc. (306)953-2869 Cumberland Prince Albert Grand Council Maggie Fiddler Holdings Inc. (306)888-2226 Cut Knife Northwest Professional Services Liz Mayo Corp. (306)937-6891 Fort Qu’Appelle File Hills Qu’Appelle Tribal Council Norris Creely (Alternate: Inc. Alysia Peigan)

(306)331-6699 Ile-a-la-Crosse Ile-a-la-Crosse Friendship Centre Mary McCallum Inc. (306)833-2313 Indian Head File Hills Qu’Appelle Tribal Council Norris Creely Inc. (306)331-6699 Kamsack Yorkton Tribal Council Jacqueline Johnson

(306)782-8132 La Loche Ile-a-la-Crosse Friendship Centre Mary McCallum Inc. (306)833-2313 La Ronge Prince Albert Grand Council Ron Ratte Holdings Inc. (306)425-1753

Edmund Clarke

306425-1148 Lloydminster Onion Lake Native Justice Inc. John Littlewolf

(306)344-5283 Melville Yorkton Tribal Council Jannett Reinson

(306)696-7624 315

Montreal Lake Prince Albert Indian and Metis Donna Lerat Friendship Centre Inc. (306)953-3252 Nipawin Prince Albert Indian and Metis Donna Lerat Friendship Centre Inc. (306)953-3252 North Battleford Northwest Professional Services Liz Myo Corp. (306)937-6891 Onion Lake Onion Lake Native Justice Inc. John Littlewolf

(306)344-5283 Pelican Narros Prince Albert Grand Council Robin Merasty Holdings Inc. (306)632-4464 Pinehouse Prince Albert Grand Council Ron Ratte Holdings Inc. (306)425-1753 Prince Albert Prince Albert Indian and Metis Family: Michelle Friendship Centre Inc. Gudbrandson

(306)764-3431

Natalie Hawkeswood

(306)953-2869

Donna Lerat

(306)953-3252 Regina Fort Qu’Appelle Ka-pa-chee Rick Charette Training Centre Inc. (306)787-5839

Family: Rolande Wright

(306)216-6430 Rosthern Saskatoon Provincial Court Misty Moran (interim) (306)964-1440 Sandy Bay Prince Albert Grand Council Lisa Bear Holdings Inc. (306)754-2213 Saskatoon STC Urban First Nation Services Inc. Carol Lafone

(306)933-7038 316

Saskatoon Saskatoon Provincial Court Misty Moran (interim) (306)964-1440 Saskatoon Fort Qu’Appelle Ka-pa-chee Family: Debbie Ross Training Centre Inc. (306)203-0996 Southend Prince Albert Grand Council Edmund Clarke Holdings Inc. (306)425-1148

APPENDIX A.6 SGI IMPAIRED DRIVING PROGRAM

SGI Impaired Driving Program • at the time of your roadside Toll-free: (844)855-2744 suspension, or • from when you were first There are 3 types of impaired driving convicted. education programs. The program you have to take depends on how many Driving Without Impaired (DWI) Program impaired driving offences you have: You have to complete the DWI program if your licence is suspended because of • 1st offence – Driving Without your: impaired-driving (drugs and/or Impairment (DWI) Program alcohol) offences, and/or driving- • 2nd offence – Alcohol and Drug related Criminal Code convictions. The Education (ADE) Program DWI Program is designed to educate • 3rd and subsequent offences you about the serious problems related – Addiction Assessment to impaired driving and help you distinguish and separate the acts of Once you’ve completed your required impaired driving. The course includes impaired driving education program, videos, group discussions and you may be eligible to get your driving presentations. It has a laid back, friendly privileges back early with: atmosphere that encourages group interaction. The cost is $170 and can be • an ignition interlock restricted paid at any motor licence issuer and licence the issuer will give you a DWI receipt. • an HTB special restricted licence The course takes 16 hours total and is • a provisional driver’s licence held on Friday evenings, Saturday and Sundays during the day. Your deadline Your eligibility date for early to take the program depends on your reinstatement and the licence type will offence and whether you’re a new or be on the letter you received from SGI, experienced driver. either: 317

Alcohol and Drug Education (ADE) Addiction Assessment: Program You have to take a mandatory You have to complete the ADE Program addiction assessment if your driver's if your licence is suspended because of licence is suspended because of a 3rd your: (or subsequent) offence for a Criminal Code conviction, or roadside • impaired-driving (drugs and/or suspension. If you’re a suspended driver, alcohol) offences, and you can’t simply wait until your • driving-related Criminal Code suspension term is over to get your convictions. licence back. If you don't complete the addiction assessment, your driver's The ADE Program is designed to licence stays suspended indefinitely. The educate you and give you ways to look assessment is done by an addictions at your alcohol and drug use and its counsellor who works with you to come side effects, including how it impacts up with a plan just for you. We’ll mail your family. Help you learn about the you a letter advising you that you need side effects of alcohol, other drugs, and to complete an addictions assessment. the addiction signs and symptoms. The The cost and length depend on your program will give you information about individual assessment. chemical dependency and how it gets worse, along with steps for recovery. To find an addictions counsellor in your Lastly, it will help you see the need to area, you can use the following separate the acts of drinking, drug use, information: and driving. We have addiction counsellors who facilitate the sessions in • Employee Assistance Programs (if a laid back, friendly atmosphere that available at your workplace) encourages group interaction. The cost • Private addictions services is $450 and can be paid at any motor • Provincial Mental Health and licence issuer and the issuer will give you Addictions Services an ADE receipt. The course takes 28 • Métis Addiction Council of hours and is held over two sessions for Saskatchewan Inc. two consecutive weekends. • National Native Alcohol and Drug Abuse Program (NNADAP) • Weekend 1: o Friday (evening) o Saturday (full-day) o Sunday (full-day)

• Weekend 2: o Saturday (full-day) o Sunday (full-day)

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