Treatment for concurrent disorders, alcohol, opioid, methamphetamine, stimulant and benzodiazepine use disorders, including: -Evidence-based medical treatment for mental health and substance use, withdrawal and cravings -Medical clearance and treatment planning for withdrawal management -Assessment of substance use concerns and treatment planning -Education on overdose prevention and naloxone -Connection to community supports and treatment programs -Access to Indigenous mental health and addictions counselling and traditional healing -Navigation within the mental health and addictions system -Contingency management

Treatment for concurrent disorders, alcohol, opioid, methamphetamine, stimulant and benzodiazepine use disorders, including: -Evidence-based medical treatment for mental health and substance use, withdrawal and cravings -Medical clearance and treatment planning for withdrawal management -Assessment of substance use concerns and treatment planning -Education on overdose prevention and naloxone -Connection to community supports and treatment programs -Access to Indigenous mental health and addictions counselling and traditional healing -Navigation within the mental health and addictions system -Contingency management

Treatment for concurrent disorders, alcohol, opioid, methamphetamine, stimulant and benzodiazepine use disorders, including: -Evidence-based medical treatment for mental health and substance use, withdrawal and cravings -Medical clearance and treatment planning for withdrawal management -Assessment of substance use concerns and treatment planning -Education on overdose prevention and naloxone -Connection to community supports and treatment programs -Access to Indigenous mental health and addictions counselling and traditional healing -Navigation within the mental health and addictions system -Contingency management

The Early Psychosis Intervention program provides assessment, consultation, education, and treatment for people who are experiencing symptoms of early or first break psychosis and their families. Available to individuals who have never been treated for psychosis, or have been treated for one year or less.

The Medication Clinic focuses on medication adherence, monitoring, education and symptom management for individuals with chronic and persistent mental illness who are on psychotropic medications. This includes assessment and interventions to assist with the client's recovery. Nurses dispense long-acting injectable medication, or oral medications (i.e., Clozapine).

Community Treatment Order (CTO) coordination is provided to psychiatrists that refer patients who meet CTO criteria outlined in the Mental Health Act. Education provided to patients, families, and community stakeholders/service providers. Referral to Community CTO case management services and case conferences organized to facilitate successful discharge to the community.

This program provides brief counselling provided by mental health clinicians (social work and nursing).

The Early Intervention program involves assessment, consultation, education, and treatment for youth and young adults who are experiencing mental health issues and their families.

An outpatient psychiatric treatment program that provides daily care for people with a severe episode of mental illness. Program is delivered in group format with opportunities for one-on-one intervention with clinical staff.

The Emergency Mental Heath Program provides comprehensive mental health and addictions assessments in the Emergency Department of Brantford General Hospital.