Dual Diagnosis Support Services

This service provides community support for persons with a serious and persistent mental illness as well as an intellectual disability. The program is a goal-oriented, client-directed service, designed to assist individuals experiencing persistent mental health difficulties to reach a state of wellness and stability. In collaboration with a case manager, individuals develop their personal recovery plan and identified goals. Interventions are focused on stabilizing symptoms of mental illness and promoting growth and resilience on a client’s recovery journey.

What We Offer

• Assessment, outreach and mental health support around individual growth and recovery
• Assistance with life skills
• Advice and assistance with mental and physical health
• Mobile service in the Oxford County community
• Help with accessing resources and linking with other community agencies
• Support for families and primary caregivers

How Do I Get An Appointment?

Referrals are accepted from the Walk-in Counselling program, Crisis and Outreach Program, in-patient treatment programs, family doctors, and community agencies. Self-referrals are also welcome.

Who Can Make A Referral?
Referrals are accepted from the Walk-in Counselling program, Crisis and Outreach Program, in-patient treatment programs, family doctors, and community agencies. Self-referrals are also welcome. Referral forms can be found here.