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Crisis Respite Residential Service
Referral from
Aug 18, 2020
Kibeth_8:
Emergency mental health services? Wondering if anyone knows good places in the area - I've heard Grand River is awful so looking for...
coffeeepls:
Crisis Respite: 519-576-7431 They used to do planned stays, I'm not sure how it is with covid but you could call and check.... Tara Sharpe
- Counseling/therapist, Massage Therapist
- 511 Westheights Drive Kitchener, ON
Referral from
Oct 16, 2012
Jody L.:
Can I get some recommendations for Chiropractic (Webster technique specifically) and Acupuncture / Moxa in KW or New Hamburg? Many thanks
Anonymous:
Dr Michael Beattie, Waterloo Tara Sharpe - www.tarasharpe.ca
Referral from November 7, 2017
atlaster asked:
Looking for grief therapist reccomendations A close friend recently went through loosing a very close family member and has not been processing it well. Looking to see...
mrsmagneon replied:
I had a good experience at Cardinal Counseling. Their FAQ says they're willing to work with people to make sure they can afford it. http://www.cardinalcounselling.com/CommonQuestions.en.html
BigBonzo replied:
Most employers offer EAP which gives you access to therapists at no charge. How old is this person? If they are younger than some of the usual youth services may have some programs they could use.
readysteadywhoa replied:
I'd check out Carizon on King Street: http://www.carizon.ca/ I went there for counselling a few years ago (my work had an EAP for 6 free visits a year). They may have alternative options for payment if need be. Edit: They appear to have some (low cost) workshops as well, one of them is for grief counselling: http://www.carizon.ca/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/Carizon-Workshops-2017.pdf
Anonymous replied:
Call 519-743-4114 and speak to someone at Waterloo Hospice. They can often assist with in house councillors or direct you to the proper resources.
naman_k replied:
You can walk into any of the Community Health Centres, you don't need insurance - this is Canada. This one is in Kitchener downtown - http://kdchc.org/ Call them and they can tell you the one closes to you.
bandgeek_foreves replied:
Melissa Ried at Bliss counselling in Waterloo was wonderful. I just looked at their website and see she isn't on their roster anymore so I wonder if she's moved on to her own practice?
Referral from February 6, 2014
Jacqueline N. asked:
Does anybody know a good Occupational Therapist in the Hamilton area? I have a friend who is looking for one.
Leanne C. replied:
You can reach Sheila at 905-878-8381
Leanne C. replied:
Sheila Buck is great. I'm pretty sure she has clients both in KW and as far as Toronto, so she'd likely serve the Hamilton area. She comes to you, so no need to go out. She's with an agency called Therapy Now. I'll try to find the contact info, but a call to Motion Specialties should also be able to get you the number. The downside is that the fee can be quite steep if insurance doesn't cover you completely, about $150 per appointment Alternately, the CCAC can connect you with local OT's, and after a quick assessment to determine your needs, you can see an OT for free. I actually have one coming today from Pace Therapy. I'll let you know if he is any good!
Referral from September 21, 2016
kylawayxo asked:
Does anyone know of good places I can go to get some actual good mental help ugh
Caitlyn replied:
kw counselling services (5198840000) is apparently pretty good and they do walk ins!
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