Strengthening Families Together

SFT is a 6 session course for the families, friends, and caregivers of individuals living with any mental illness. A diagnosis is not required. The course, provided by two trained family peer facilitators, offers:


• reliable information on the major mental illnesses and treatments
• information about local support services
• information about the mental health and criminal justice systems
• information about income and housing supports
• support and tools for maximizing self-care
• empathy building exercises
• communication tools
• an opportunity for families to share experiences, challenges, and strengths with one another in a safe, supportive environment
Classes are held in Terrace, BC.

Address / Contact Info

BC Schizophrenia Society
Serving Kitimat and Terrace areas Kitimat, BCKitimat BC
Mailing address:
210-4546 Park Ave.
Terrace, BC V8G 1V4
located above Trigo's

Phone Numbers

office: (250) 635-8206
cell: (250) 922-5178

Hours of Operation

Regular hours: The next program will be held in the Spring of 2024. Dates TBA

Web Links

Amenities

Areas Served

Communities ServedTerrace and Area, Kitimat and Area
Communities ServedHaisla (Kitamaat Village), Gitselasu, Kitselas, Kitsumkalum, Thornhill

Service Details

Program fee0.00
Program fee notesProgram is free but registration is required.
Referral protocolself, physician, specialist, health professional, Ministry of Children & Family Development
Age ranges servedall ages
Currently accepting new patients / clientsCurrently accepting new patients / clients
Languages spokenEnglish

Categorization

Forms and Resources

Other Programs from This Organization

Family Support Group Terrace
Mental Health Family Resource Centre We provide resources to family members and anyone in a caring relationship with someone living with a serious mental illness.
Strengthening Families Together Strengthening Families Together is a free 6 session course for families, friends and caregivers who have a loved one living with any mental illness, a diagnosis is not required. This course is held in person and open to families anywhere in the Northwest region.

This program was last updated on: 29 Feb 2024.