Canadian Mental Health Association, Norval United Church, Equilibrium

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Canadian Mental Health Association

Site: Norval United Church

Service: Equilibrium - Mood Disorder Support Group

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Record #: MHH0485

Last Full Update: 22 Jun 2021

Memos and Bulletins
Public Comments	Services altered in response to COVID-19 (Coronavirus) Here is how we will be providing service at this time: Our 24/7 COAST Crisis Line will continue to be available at 1-877-825-901 Clients in our community support programs, including Transitional Case Management, Crisis Outreach Program, Justice, and housing support programs, will receive support from staff by phone Our Information and Referral service will continue to be available at 905-315-8664 Free Walk-In Counselling will be provided by phone rather than in person. Please call 289-291-5396 and you will be contacted by a counsellor within 24 business hours Peer Support group programming has been suspended, and Peer Mentors will be providing one-on-one support by phone. Please call Sandra at 905-691-3855 or Lynn at 289-834-3258 or Dave at 289-259-5092 Registration for our Health Promotion courses is currently closed and training has been suspended. This location serves Oakville, Burlington and Milton
Contact Information
Office Phone	905-693-4270
Toll Free Phone	1-877-693-4270
TTY Phone	1-844-646-1700
Crisis Phone	1-877-825-9011 (Crisis Outreach and Support Team, COAST)
Fax	905-693-9183
E-Mail	info@equilibrium-oakville.com
Website	www.equilibrium-oakville.com/georgetown
Social Media	Facebook: www.facebook.com/equilibriumOakville
Agency Information
Legal Status	(50) Non Profit
Established	1918
Funding	Donations
Description and Service Details
Description (Service)	Peer support group for individuals and their families who are affected by depression and bipolar disorder, and whose main purpose is to gain a better understanding of the illness, to offer non-judgmental support and to share experiences Focus of monthly meetings is wellness through education and sharing: guest speakers include individuals who live with a mood disorder, psychiatrists, psychiatric nurses, social workers, specialists in nutrition and relaxation, and community partners video presentations by medical specialists or professional documentaries open discussions no registration or membership required all those affected by a mood disorder are welcome, including family and friends supporting someone with a mood disorder
Hours	Meet fourth Wed of each month at 7pm (meeting starts at 7:30pm) * no meetings in July and August
Meetings	4th Wed of each month - Sep to Jun at 7pm
Areas Served	Halton Hills
Boundaries	Halton Hills
Eligibility	Adults 18 years and older * people affected by depression and bipolar disorder
Application	Attend a meeting * no registration or membership required
Languages	English
Fees	None
Site Information
Site Location	Halton Hills
Located In Community	Halton Hills
Address & Map	Norval United Church (meeting location) 14015 Danby Rd Georgetown, ON L7G 0L8 View Google Map
Intersection	Mountainview Rd S and Danby Rd
Physical Access	Partially Accessible
Categories and Classification
HCSD Main Heading	Mental Health / Addictions
HCSD Sub Heading	Support Groups
Service Categories	Condition Specific Mental Health Information/Education ~ Mood Disorders ; Mental Health Related Support Groups ~ Mood Disorders
Copyright
Copyright Information	This listing is copyright © 2021 Home and Community Care Support Services Mississauga Halton

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