Location: Bonnyville Provincial Building
Room 201 4902
50 Avenue Bonnyville, Alberta
Office Phone 780-826-8054

Community Addiction services are available to individuals across their lifespan who are having issues with substance use.

Addiction Services for clients with alcohol, tobacco, gambling, and / or other drug concerns may include: assessment; treatment; referrals to treatment centres; and/or short-term outpatient treatment services.

To book an appointment:

By phone:
Addiction and Mental Health Intake call 1-888-594-0211

In person:
Attend the Walk In Addictions Clinic - Every Tuesday 1-3pm
Every Wednesday 1-2pm
*No appointment needed - first come, first served.

Location: New Park Place Building
5201 44 Street Bonnyville‚ Alberta
Office Phone 780-826-2404

Community Mental Health services are available to individuals across their lifespan dealing with symptoms of mental illness. The focus of intervention is short term recovery. Clinicians help clients generate achievable goals for stabilization and change.

Services are available for children, youth, adults and older adults with mental health concerns. Clinicians work with individuals and families to identify goals of treatment as they relate to their moderate to severe mental health concerns.

To book an appointment:

By phone:
Addiction and Mental Health Intake call 1-888-594-0211

In person:
Attend the Walk In Mental Health Clinic - Every Tuesday 1-3pm
Every Wednesday 1-2pm
*No appointment needed - first come, first served.

Location: Bonnyville Provincial Building
Room 201 4902
50 Avenue Bonnyville, Alberta
Office Phone 780-826-8034

Provides methadone or Suboxone® initiation and maintenance treatment to people dependent on opioids and helps them access services they need to live healthy lives.

Provides methadone or Suboxone® initiation and maintenance treatment in an outpatient setting. Patients are stabilized on methadone or suboxone under close medical supervision and evaluation of response to medication.

Services are voluntary and confidential.

To book an appointment:

By phone:
Addiction and Mental Health Intake please call 1-888-594-0211

In person: Attend the Walk In Addictions Clinic - Every Tuesday 1-3pm
*No appointment needed - first come, first served.

Location: Main Street 4808A 50 Avenue Bonnyville
Office Phone: (780) 812-3174

• Provides specialized and individualized services to address the needs of people impacted directly or indirectly by sexual violence.

• Available to survivors (historical or recent) and support persons; individuals and families (3+ years of age).

• Provides support services including crisis intervention, counselling, and police/court/medical support.

• Provides 12 free individual counselling sessions for adults and children (3yr and up)

• Trauma Focused Cognitive, Behavioural Therapy, EMDR Therapy, Play Therapy , Supportive Counselling
  

To: book an appointment:
By phone:
1-866-300-HEAL (4325)

Online:
Complete the intake form HERE

In Person:
Attend the Walk In Mental Health Clinic
Every Wednesday 12-2pm.

https://thedragonflycentre.com/get-help/

Location: Operates out of The Hive Youth Hub
Main Street 5011 50 Ave, Bonnyville
Clinic Phone - 587-201-1924

This program is a collaboration between the local primary care network (PCN), physician group, Alberta Health Services (AHS), local school boards, the Town and Municipal District (MD) of Bonnyville.

Collaborative program serves children and youth aged 6 to 17 years old who have their Family Doctor/NP at the Bonnyville Medical Clinic or use the Bonnyville Medical Clinic’s Walk-In clinic for their primary health care.

To book an appointment:
Referrals can be submitted by parents, teachers, therapists, doctor or anyone who thinks a child needs help with their ADHD, anxiety or depression.

Click below for the Referral Form

https://www.bonnyvillecamhclinic.com/appointment-information

Send referral to the Mental Health Navigator at the number provided on the referral form.

CASA Classrooms provide individualized mental health treatment for students in grades four to 12. These students have persistent mental health symptoms impacting their home, peer and school life.

Treatment and support includes:
• A treatment plan tailored to the student’s needs;
• Education to help students manage their mental health conditions;
• Medication support;
• Individual and group therapy;
• Education and support for caregivers/guardians;
• Referrals to community and social supports; and
• Support for the student to transition back to their usual school and health team.

More information

Location:
4910 50 Avenue NW, Cold Lake
Cold Lake, Bonnyville & Area Office Phone - 780-594-3417

Home Visitation and Community Support Programs

Kiyôhkatowin Home Visitation Workers support your well being and resiliency by assisting you to direct your own healing. Strengthen connection to family, community and culture. Promote physical, emotional, mental and spiritual development of children from pre-natal to 6 years old. Participate in Sharing and Teaching Circles (i.e. self-care, self esteem and healthy relationships). Access supports and services (i.e. income assistance, food bank, etc.). Engage in ceremony and teachings with Elders

Wâhkômiwêw Navigators will support youth, their parents and caregivers to develop Individual Healing and Connection Plans. Plans will build on individual and family strengths to create positive change.

Services open to ALL members of the community!

To book an appointment:

Referrals and Self referrals welcome:

Submit referral online:
https://www.ncsa.ca/programs/wahkomiwew-connections-program-st-paul

Speak to a physician, psychiatrist or psychologist by video or phone from the comfort of your home.​

Schedule appointments online.

EaseCare’s medical team is available for follow-up appointments and can also communicate with your family doctor, as needed.

All physician consults are covered with your Alberta Health Card Number

https://www.easecare.ca/

Rapid Access Counselling (RAC) provides you and your family with a supportive, change-focused conversation at the right time. RAC is real help, within the reach of every Albertan.

Tailored for families
RAC is tailored to support caregivers and children with a focus on healthy child development, supporting caregiver capacity, and promoting resilience within the family.

Easy to access
RAC is confidential, practical, and because it’s virtual, doesn’t require travel. Appointments are available Monday to Friday by secure video or phone, including some evenings.

Free
RAC is available for individuals, couples, and families, at no cost to you.

Call 1-877-244-2360 or visit
https://www.racalberta.ca/ ​