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CALGARY ZONE Service Name Special Designation Service Short Description Location Name Location Address Addiction Services - Adult Addiction and Mental A residential, long-term 1835 House 1835 27 Avenue SW Calgary Long-Term Residential Health treatment program for T2T 1H2 people with substance addiction. Addiction Services - Adult Addiction and Mental A residential, short-term (20 1835 House 1835 27 Avenue SW Calgary Residential Health to 42 days) intensive T2T 1H2 treatment program for adults with addiction issues. Addiction Services - Adult Addiction and Mental Provides support for people 1835 House 1835 27 Avenue SW Calgary Transitional Health who have are transitioning T2T 1H2 from addiction treatment back into daily life. Assessment and Treatment Addiction and Mental Assesses and treats people Addiction and Mental 205 3 Avenue Strathmore Services - Mental Health Health with mental health Health Clinic - Strathmore T1P 1K2 problems. Rural Addiction and Mental Addiction and Mental Provides therapy and Addiction and Mental 205 3 Avenue Strathmore Health Services Health services for individuals Health Clinic - Strathmore T1P 1K2 having addiction and / or mental health concerns and their families. Mental Health Urgent Care Addiction and Mental Offers mental health crisis Airdrie Community Health 604 Main Street S Airdrie Health assessment on a walk-in Centre T4B 3K7 basis. Assessment and Treatment Addiction and Mental Assesses and treats people Airdrie Provincial Building 104 1 Avenue NW Airdrie Services - Mental Health Health with mental health T4B 0R2 problems. Addiction Services - Addiction and Mental Provides alcohol, other Airdrie Provincial Building 104 1 Avenue NW Airdrie Prevention Health drugs, tobacco, and T4B 0R2 gambling prevention, and education services. Rural Addiction and Mental Addiction and Mental Provides therapy and Airdrie Provincial Building 104 1 Avenue NW Airdrie Health Services Health services for individuals T4B 0R2 having addiction and / or mental health concerns and their families. Pediatric Neuropsychology Addiction and Mental Neuropsychological Alberta Children's Hospital 2888 Shaganappi Trail NW Service Health assessment of children, Calgary T3B 6A8 adolescents, and young adults with disorders of the brain. Pediatric Psychology Addiction and Mental Psychological assessment Alberta Children's Hospital 2888 Shaganappi Trail NW Health for your child and family. Calgary T3B 6A8 Child and Adolescent Addiction and Mental This service provides Alberta Children's Hospital 2888 Shaganappi Trail NW Mental Health Inpatient Health inpatient mental health Calgary T3B 6A8 Services assessment and treatment for children and their families. Consultation Liaison Service - Addiction and Mental Assesses and provides care Alberta Children's Hospital 2888 Shaganappi Trail NW Mental Health Health and psychiatric treatment Calgary T3B 6A8 recommendations for people who are in the hospital with a health issue and who have a mental health concern that is affecting their treatment. Emergency Services - Child Addiction and Mental Offers assessment and Alberta Children's Hospital 2888 Shaganappi Trail NW and Adolescent Mental Health consultation for children or Calgary T3B 6A8 Health adolescents whith urgent and/or emergent mental health needs. Calgary Eating Disorder Addiction and Mental Cares for people with Alberta Children's Hospital 2888 Shaganappi Trail NW Program - Day Treatment Health diagnosed eating disorders Calgary T3B 6A8 (e.g., anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa) that are moderate to severe. Calgary Eating Disorder Addiction and Mental Provides treatment to Alberta Children's Hospital 2888 Shaganappi Trail NW Program Health Albertans of all ages who Calgary T3B 6A8 have been diagnosed with a moderate to severe eating disorder. Pediatric Psychiatry - Addiction and Mental Provides inpatient care for Alberta Children's Hospital 2888 Shaganappi Trail NW Inpatient Health people with serious, Calgary T3B 6A8 ongoing mental health concerns. Mood, Anxiety & Psychosis Addiction and Mental Provides services to children Alberta Children's Hospital 2888 Shaganappi Trail NW Service - Child and Health and adolescents with Calgary T3B 6A8 Adolescent Addiction and moderate to severe mood Mental Health Specialized or anxiety disorders, and to Services children and adolescents with psychosis, who are not responding well to other treatments. Children's Day Treatment Addiction and Mental A day treatment program Alberta Children's Hospital 2888 Shaganappi Trail NW Program Health for children in Grades 3 to 7 Calgary T3B 6A8 who have several mental health issues affecting their everyday activities. The Calgary Board of Education (CBE) provides on-site classrooms. Addiction Services - Adult Addiction and Mental A residential, long-term Aventa Addiction Treatment 610 25 Avenue SW Calgary Long-Term Residential Health treatment program for For Women T2S 0L6 people with substance addiction. Addiction Services - Adult Addiction and Mental A residential, short-term (20 Aventa Addiction Treatment 610 25 Avenue SW Calgary Residential Health to 42 days) intensive For Women T2S 0L6 treatment program for adults with addiction issues. Addiction Services - Adult Addiction and Mental Provides support for people Aventa Addiction Treatment 610 25 Avenue SW Calgary Transitional Health who have are transitioning For Women T2S 0L6 from addiction treatment back into daily life. Recreation Therapy Addiction and Mental This service supports adults Banff - Mineral Springs 305 Lynx Street Banff T1L Health with mental health issues to Hospital 1H7 re-enter their community- based leisure activities. Walk-in Crisis Service Addiction and Mental Helps people who are Banff - Mineral Springs 305 Lynx Street Banff T1L Health having a mental health Hospital 1H7 crisis. Mental Health Urgent Care Addiction and Mental Offers mental health crisis Banff - Mineral Springs 305 Lynx Street Banff T1L Health assessment on a walk-in Hospital 1H7 basis. Assessment and Treatment Addiction and Mental Assesses and treats people Banff Community Health 303 Lynx Street Banff T1L Services - Mental Health Health with mental health Centre 1B3 problems. Regional Capacity Addiction and Mental Assesses a person¿s Bridgeland Seniors Health 1070 McDougall Road NE Assessment Team - Mental Health decision-making capacity to Centre Calgary T2E 7Z2 Health determine if they are able to understand information and appreciate consequences when making personal decisions. Day Treatment Service - Addiction and Mental A 10 week program for Bridgeland Seniors Health 1070 McDougall Road NE Community Geriatric Mental Health geriatric clients with mental Centre Calgary T2E 7Z2 Health health concerns, especially depression and anxiety. It includes individual and group therapy and the program runs 3 days per week. Adult Addiction Services Addiction and Mental Provides short-term Calgary 1177 11 Avenue SW 1177 11 Avenue SW Calgary Health outpatient treatment; T2R 1K9 services include individual, family and group counselling for those with alcohol, other drug, gambling and sex concerns. All counselling services are strictly confidential and free. Addiction Services - Addiction and Mental Provides alcohol, other Calgary 1177 11 Avenue SW 1177 11 Avenue SW Calgary Prevention Health drugs, tobacco, and T2R 1K9 gambling prevention, and education services. Young Adult Treatment Addiction and Mental Provides a 90 day residential Calgary 1177 11 Avenue SW 1177 11 Avenue SW Calgary Program Health treatment and outpatient T2R 1K9 counselling program for young adults aged 18-24. Addiction Services - Adult Addiction and Mental A residential, long-term Calgary 1937 42 Avenue SW 1937 42 Avenue SW Calgary Long-Term Residential Health treatment program for T2T 2M6 people with substance addiction. Forensic Adolescent Addiction and Mental Provides assessment and Calgary 2681 36 Street NE 2681 36 Street NE Calgary Program - Mental Health Health treatment for youth in the T1Y 5S3 community who are required by law to receive mental health services. Mental Health Urgent Care Addiction and Mental Offers mental health crisis Calgary 316 7 Avenue SE 316 7 Avenue SE Calgary Health assessment on a walk-in T2G 0J2 basis. Community Mental Health Addiction and Mental Provides rehabilitation Calgary 3465 26 Avenue NE 3465 26 Avenue NE Calgary Rehabilitation Services Health services, with outreach in T1Y 6L4 the community, focused on promoting healthy lifestyle choices. Arnika Centre Addiction and Mental Provides psychiatric Calgary 3465 26 Avenue NE 3465 26 Avenue NE Calgary Health assessment and T1Y 6L4 consultation to adults and teenagers age 16 year of age and older with an intellectual disability and a mental health and / or behavioral problem. Applied Behaviour Addiction and Mental An Addiction and Mental Calgary 3465 26 Avenue NE 3465 26 Avenue NE Calgary Collaboration Team, The Health Health service for residents T1Y 6L4 of all ages who reside in Personal Care Homes and Supportive Living Residences. Focus is on building staff capacity and supporting the residents complex behavioural needs. Catalyst - Consultation for Addiction and Mental Provides assessment, Calgary 3465 26 Avenue NE 3465 26 Avenue NE Calgary Complex Service Needs Health consultation, intervention, T1Y 6L4 and education for clients age 16 and older with intellectual disabilities and special needs. Complex Kids - Child & Addiction and Mental A consultation and liaison Calgary 811 14 Street NW 811 14 Street NW Calgary Adolescent Addictions & Health service for staff
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