Mental Health / Counselling - Stewart and Area

Helping people help themselves and others deal with crisis. Call toll-free, anywhere in BC. more info

The Pacific Northwest Division of Family Practice will be offering Pain BC’s Making Sense of Pain program starting this October 2024. A doctor’s referral is not required; you can self-refer. more info

We provide resources to family members and anyone in a caring relationship with someone living with a serious mental illness.more info

Various Mind Space groups for patients (aged 17.5 +) with anxiety, depression, insomnia, ADHD, and/or for parents/caregivers. more info

If you are feeling overwhelmed, depressed, confused, suicidal, or just need someone to listen, call 1-888-562-1214.more info

Postpartum Depression Anonymous is dedicated to helping people through the pre- and/or postpartum period. We do this by connecting and sharing with people in a peer to peer support setting. neutrality.more info

Phone line with information, advice, and resources for health professionals caring for youth living with mental health or substance abuse concerns.more info

A safe, confidential and anonymous way for young people to report crime or violent incidents, or to talk through any type of problem with a supportive person. more info

The Youth Support program operates a 24/7 phone line as well as an online chat line from 4:00 P.M. to 10:00 P.M. daily.more info