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If this is an emergency, dial 911 or go to your nearest hospital emergency room. Click here for directions to the SickKids Emergency Department if this is the closest location for you.

 

If you need urgent help but don’t need to go to a hospital emergency room, click here for Crisis Centres.

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Please note that our Centre functions in English. Unless otherwise indicated, our programs, services and SickKids CCMH Learning Institute courses are offered in English.

Community Mental Health

How to Get Help

Community Mental Health

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The first step in getting the mental health treatment and support you need is a simple phone call away. If this is not an emergency and you don’t require urgent help, then check out How to Access Services (on this page, below). Whether you’re a parent, guardian, or youth (aged 12 years or older), our Mental Health Access Program workers will be pleased to speak with you. And if you’re a referring professional, you’ll also find relevant information.

If this is an emergency, dial 911 or go to your nearest hospital emergency room. Click here for directions to the SickKids Emergency Department if this is the closest location for you.

If you need urgent help but don’t need to go to a hospital emergency room, click here for Crisis Centres.

How to Access Services

For Parents and Guardians

For Children and Youth

For Professionals: Do you require a counselling/therapy referral for your patient/client?

For Physicians: Do you require a psychiatric consultation for your patient/client?


For information regarding all Toronto child mental health services, visit Help Ahead.