A non-urgent walk-in clinic for patients with a history of alcohol or drug use who are motivated to get help. It is designed for patients who are seeking substance use treatment for the first time, or those who have recently returned to use and are not connected with any substance use treatment service. The only medications that are prescribed are those that treat withdrawal or reduce cravings for the substance used. Services Offered at the Clinic: - Assessment of substance use concerns and review of treatment options - Brief individual counseling and psychotherapy - Management of acute alcohol and opioid withdrawal - Outpatient tapering of patients on opioids or benzodiazepines - Medication-assisted treatment of alcohol, opioid and cannabis use disorders - Education on overdose prevention and use of naloxone - Referral to community supports and treatment programs

Inpatient unit is made up of four designated geriatric beds, a five bed psychiatric intensive care unit and 22 general ward beds. It is a locked unit.

An 8-bed locked unit for adolescents. It is a short-term based program for up to two week stay for assessment and stabilization. The primary focus is helping youth with mood and anxiety disorders.

A non-urgent walk-in clinic for patients with a history of alcohol or drug use who are motivated to get help. It is designed for patients who are seeking substance use treatment for the first time, or those who have recently returned to use and are not connected with any substance use treatment service. The only medications that are prescribed are those that treat withdrawal or reduce cravings for the substance used. Services Offered at the Clinic: - Assessment of substance use concerns and review of treatment options - Brief individual counseling and psychotherapy - Management of acute alcohol and opioid withdrawal - Outpatient tapering of patients on opioids or benzodiazepines - Medication-assisted treatment of alcohol, opioid and cannabis use disorders - Education on overdose prevention and use of naloxone - Referral to community supports and treatment programs

A multidisciplinary team-based program providing community-based, client-centered individualized treatment, support, and rehabilitation to persons with severe and persistent mental illness. Model of service is assertive community treatment. Inclusion criteria: - Have been diagnosed with a major mental illness and have had 50 days or more of hospitalization days in the past two years. - Substantial use of hospital and community mental health crisis or emergency services would also be taken into consideration.

Assesses and treats seniors (age 65+) with serious mental disorders including dementia and seeks to maximize their level of functioning in the community. It is a resource for family physicians, other health care professionals and service providers. The team includes psychiatrists, social workers, nurses and occupational therapists.

This program is for adolescents with mood and anxiety disorders requiring psychopharmacological intervention.

Provides crisis and follow-up assessments. It is fully integrated with the emergency department at Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre. Short-term follow-up is offered. Clients are connected to appropriate resources in the community.