Neuromodulation - which includes ECT and rTMS - are medical treatments most commonly used in patients with severe mental illness who have not responded to other treatments.

Rehabilitation Services provides a variety of programs that meet clients where they are in their journey to create a meaningful pathway to their recovery.

Waypoint at Home is a new community program that provides patients with the care they need at home when discharged from Waypoint.

The Outpatient Assessment and Treatment Service (OATS) provides a goal-directed service for individuals experiencing moderate to severe mental health challenges where care needs cannot be met through other community resources.

The Mobile Treatment and Support Team (MTST) is a specialty transitional service that provides ongoing assessment and treatment for individuals who have recently been discharged from the hospital until appropriate community resources are located that provide the level of ongoing support required.

This program provides community-based mental health care on a consultative basis to children and youths who are younger than 17 years of age.

The Preventative Online Mental Health Program for Youth (POMHPY) is a peer-led program designed for youth by youth. It is a free, six-week mental wellness program for 12-15 year olds.

North Simcoe Muskoka Specialized Geriatric Services (NSM SGS) cares for frail older adults by providing hospital and community-based healthcare services to support these adults and their caregivers so they can live independently and comfortably within their homes or community settings.

The Ontario Structured Psychotherapy (OSP) program provides treatment for depression, trauma and anxiety-related concerns for anyone in Ontario who is 18 or older.

Designed for healthcare workers in Ontario, Frontline Wellness offers free, confidential, low-barrier support programs to improve resilience, overall quality of life, and mental health concerns.

The North Simcoe Youth Wellness Hub (NSYWH) offers both in-person and virtual programs for youth aged 12-15, who reside in Midland, Penetanguishene, Tiny, Tay and Beausoleil First Nation.

The Community Consultation Service—Dual Diagnosis (CCS-DD) program is a specialized, time-limited physician consultation service for individuals with mental health diagnoses.

Neuromodulation - which includes ECT and rTMS - are medical treatments most commonly used in patients with severe mental illness who have not responded to other treatments.

Rehabilitation Services provides a variety of programs that meet clients where they are in their journey to create a meaningful pathway to their recovery.

Consisting of four programs, Provincial Forensic programs serve males who have come in contact with the law and are also suffering from mental health concerns.

The Acute Assessment Program (AAP) provides specialized short-term crisis intervention, risk assessment, rapid stabilization, symptom reduction and active treatment for people who require more mental health support than can be provided in the community.

The Bayview Program for Dual Diagnosis is an inpatient program that is a specialty care program providing a suite of services to individuals with a developmental disability and mental health needs.

The Brébeuf Program for Regional Forensics is a minimum secure forensic program serving central Ontario.

The Sans Souci Program is an inpatient program that specializes in the care of individuals with severe and persistent mental illness.

Georgianwood Program for Concurrent Disorders is an inpatient program for adults experiencing both a mental health problem and substance use problem at the same time, which together are called concurrent disorders.

The Horizon Program for Geriatric Psychiatry serves patients 65 or over with signs and symptoms of a psychiatric disorder, as well as persons under 65 with Alzheimer's or other dementing illnesses.

Our partner organization Patient Client and Family Council (PCFC) is a non-profit organization partnering with mental health and addiction service providers across the region to improve the system.

The Central Ontario Specialized Health Network (COSH) is a network of agencies, clients, families and care partners with expert knowledge, unique skills and experience in caring for people with highly complex needs through a lens of trauma, mental health and addictions, senior’s health and palliative care services.

The Supporting Transformation through Research, Evidence, and Action in Mental Health (STREAM) Lab is dedicated to providing timely and comprehensive evidence reviews to support provincial partners in improving mental health and addiction care across Ontario.

Housing Services works to improve access to safe, affordable housing and support for people with serious mental illness.

Spiritual Care Services provides patients, clients, staff, and families with dedicated spiritual support and resources.