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Mental Health and Justice Treatment and Support Services

Type Of Service

Diversion and Court Support - Mental Health

Program Description

Support program for individuals with mental illness who are currently involved in the legal system.
- Psychiatric and psychosocial assessments including diagnosis and treatment recommendations at various stages of court proceedings
- Individual counselling and therapy
- Group treatment that may include anger release and management; social skills training; family therapy and mediation; and support groups
- Pharmacotherapy
- Community services including education and mental health promotion
- Education and consultation to mental health professionals, support workers and members of the public
- Participation in research aiming at a better understanding of individuals with mental illness who are involved in the legal system

Access Information

Must have active criminal court issues and a psychiatric issue or concern. All referrals require OHIP and screening. This service is intended for adults who reside in the Greater Toronto Area, with a priority given to North York residents; have legal problems that may be related to mental health problems; are eligible to be seen in a non-custodial setting; must not be imminently dangerous to themselves, to staff members or the community; show a willingness to participate in the program and comply with treatment; and show an absence of a disability that would prevent collaboration with treatment.

Additional Information

  • Restricted To: Clients with Legal Issues
  • Program Cost: No
  • Additional Cost: No
  • Gender Inclusivity: All Genders
  • Age: 18 and up
  • Catchment: Ontario
  • Fully Accessible
  • Languages: English, French, Urdu
  • Virtual Service: Yes

Location

Outpatient and Community Services Centre


Address

2 Champagne Drive

North York

Operated By

North York General Hospital


Hours

Main Hours: Monday - Friday: 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM


Referral Contact Information

Phone: 416-756-6919

FAX: 416-756-6318