The Simcoe Muskoka Regional Eating Disorder Program (SMREDP) provides evidence-based outpatient eating disorder treatment to children, adolescents and young adults.

The RAAM clinic individuals will be seen by a member of the inter-professional team, as well as the physician or nurse practitioner, to help respond to the individual’s treatment needs with regards to their alcohol or opioid use. Individual and group treatment is offered, service is short-term and referrals are made for continued client care.

The RAAM clinic individuals will be seen by a member of the inter-professional team, as well as the physician or nurse practitioner, to help respond to the individual’s treatment needs with regards to their alcohol or opioid use. Individual and group treatment is offered, service is short-term and referrals are made for continued client care.

Withdrawal Management Services provides an immediate and nurturing support system throughout the withdrawal process, increasing the chance of recovery. Treatment preparation groups are provided.

The RAAM clinic individuals will be seen by a member of the inter-professional team, as well as the physician or nurse practitioner, to help respond to the individual’s treatment needs with regards to their alcohol or opioid use. Individual and group treatment is offered, service is short-term and referrals are made for continued client care.

The RAAM clinic individuals will be seen by a member of the inter-professional team, as well as the physician or nurse practitioner, to help respond to the individual’s treatment needs with regards to their alcohol or opioid use. Individual and group treatment is offered, service is short-term and referrals are made for continued client care.

Community Treatment Order (CTO) Coordination Services offer the following services: - develop comprehensive and client-centered community treatment plans in consultation with the key stakeholders (i.e., physicians, clients, families, substitute decision makers, community organizations) - assist physicians and clinical staff to appropriately issue a CTO - provide the relevant forms and to be available for consultation regarding challenges that may arise - provide information and support to clients and advocate on their behalf for services that would meet their identified needs - facilitate linkages to required community based services and supports for clients leaving a hospital setting - provide education and information about CTOs and related mental health legislation as requested - collaborate with the case management service providers to ensure the appropriate services are available and offered to the clients - develop partnerships and strong working relationships with the various hospitals and community based organizations providing care to our clients - continually assess the effectiveness of CTOs as a treatment option for individuals with a serious mental illness - monitor the factors that lead to positive outcomes of CTOs and the challenges in regards to service pressures, resource allocations that may impact on client outcomes CTO can be renewed if criteria are met and this treatment is required.

The Mental Health and Addiction Day Program serves as a step-down level of care for those being discharged from inpatient mental health and as a less restrictive alternative to inpatient admission for individuals presenting to the Emergency Department or referred by the community. The Day Program includes intensive group therapy Monday to Friday, brief transitional case management, mindfulness meditation, and individual and family counselling and support as required. Services are provided by an inter-professional treatment team and therapy is based on a solution-focused short-term model of care. Clients actively participate in goal setting, treatment and discharge planning, Clients transition from the Mental Health and Addiction Day Program to Primary Care and other community services, as appropriate to continue their recovery.

The purpose of this program is to provide urgent consultation for mental health services for children and youth. This includes assessments, and individual treatment sessions.

An Education and Community Partnership Program (ECPP) classroom, which is known as the Child and Youth Mental Health Day Program, in partnership with the Simcoe County District School Board and service is provided to children and youth from all areas of the Central North Simcoe Muskoka Region. The focus of this program is to provide support for youth, during school hours, to meet their education needs while providing concurrent mental health-focused treatment. Support will include: - recreational therapy activities - individual and group therapy - family supports - child and youth psychiatry follow-up when required - clinical psychology may be available Inclusion criteria includes Grade 9 to 12 students who have exhausted the resources at their community school; exhibiting acute or chronic symptoms of anxiety and/or depression.

The Simcoe Muskoka Regional Eating Disorder Program (SMREDP) provides evidence-based outpatient eating disorder treatment to children, adolescents and young adults.