At Whitecap Dakota First Nation, we offer a variety of community health services, including mental health supports.
Access mental health services
Mental Health Services are offered to community members from 8:00 am to 4:30 pm weekdays by calling 306-373-4600. Together with a therapist, you will decide on the best next steps to support your goals and bring balance to your life.
Therapy
Individuals, couples, or families can access support as needed for the identified concerns below.
Counselling |
We offer the following types of counselling:
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Trauma-related issues |
We support the following types of trauma-related issues:
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Addictions |
We offer the following type of addiction supports:
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Self-harm |
We offer support for self-harm, such as:
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Conflict |
We can provide a variety of conflict counselling:
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Role definition |
We offer the following counselling for those struggling with role definition and identity:
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Advocacy and referral |
We accept and provide advocacy and referrals for:
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PROGRAMS
Education and training are available for groups as requested and identified by the community. Please call 306-373-4600 to gather more information or register for classes.
Adult Support Group
Community members are encouraged to attend weekly peer support groups to connect, communicate and create mental health supports. Focus is on following a Red Road Recovery.
EduTherapy Grief Solutions (TM)
Workshops and group sessions are provided to individuals dealing with grief and loss.
SafeTALK (TM)
A four-hour training is available for all individuals wanting to learn skills in suicide prevention.
Whitecap Dakota Wellness FB Group
Through social media support, the Mental Health and Wellness Team consistently posts ideas and tips for individual and family wellness.
Yoga Therapy
Individual or group sessions are available for sharing yoga practices to reduce stress and promote healthy wellbeing.
Youth Arts Program
Youth are invited to participate in the expressive arts to engage in healthy practices to maintain their mental health. Jordan's Principle funds this project for youth.
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