The Summit: Marian & Jim Sinneave Centre for Youth Resilience
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Alberta Health Services (AHS), in partnership with the Alberta Children’s Hospital Foundation, has designed and built The Summit: Marian & Jim Sinneave Centre for Youth Resilience to provide mental health services for children and youth. AHS is pleased to announce the centre is now open!
The centre offers therapeutic support through a day hospital and community-based treatment.
It also provides walk-in services for anyone under 18 years of age and their family who would like to speak with a counsellor. Walk in services do not require a referral.
We thank you for your support and input. Building The Summit required the dedication and support of our community partners and stakeholders, and we are grateful that this site will now be meeting the needs of children and youth.
Please share this exciting news with your networks!
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Share What Matters to You? on Facebook Share What Matters to You? on Twitter Share What Matters to You? on Linkedin Email What Matters to You? linkStart by submitting an idea
What Matters to You? Day is on June 9th and has the simple goal of encouraging meaningful conversations between patients and clients, caregivers, families, and healthcare providers. You can learn more about What Matters to You Day here.As we continue to move forward with construction and get closer to opening our doors to clients and their families, we want to hear about What Matters to You when thinking about the new Centre for Child and Adolescent Mental Health.
Feel free to share a story or a photo to tell us about what is important to you.
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Share Naming the New Centre on Facebook Share Naming the New Centre on Twitter Share Naming the New Centre on Linkedin Email Naming the New Centre linkStart by submitting an idea
In December, 2021 and January, 2022 we engaged youth, young adults, and the parents, guardians and community members who support them on the name of the new centre.
A survey invited feedback from the entire community, and four focused conversations were held: one each with current day and in-patients receiving mental health and addiction care in Calgary, and two with local youth, and parents, guardians and community members who support youth and young adults.
The information and perspectives gathered through the survey and focus group sessions have been summarized in a What We Heard document - found in the Document Library
We invite you to review What We Heard and share your feedback.
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Share Finding the right resources at the right time on Facebook Share Finding the right resources at the right time on Twitter Share Finding the right resources at the right time on Linkedin Email Finding the right resources at the right time link
At the new Centre for Child and Adolescent Mental Health we are developing a resource hub to support patients and families throughout their journey.
We want to hear from you how we can meet the needs of our patients and families. What type of information you need, when and how you want to access it.
Share with us your ideas, links or images to what you'd like to see or what you've seen before.
View All Ideasabout 5 years ago
Support for navigating the mental health system
- Feedback from Youth and Family Advisors
about 5 years ago
Connections to other community resources and supports
- Feedback from Youth and Family Advisors
about 5 years ago
Information about the Centre and what to expect when visiting the facility
- Feedback from Youth and Family Advisors
about 2 years ago
Examples of when/why you would access these services & possible outcomes one can expect for doing so.
Success stories.
about 5 years ago
Peer support for youth, families and siblings
- Feedback from Youth and Family Advisors
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Share Waiting Room Activities on Facebook Share Waiting Room Activities on Twitter Share Waiting Room Activities on Linkedin Email Waiting Room Activities link
We want to hear from you – what would you like to do while waiting for an appointment?
Share with us your ideas, links or images to what you'd like to do while waiting or things you’ve seen at other places that you really liked.
View All Ideasover 4 years ago
I like seeing videos playing in waiting rooms that share useful information - perhaps mental health/addictions related info and support info
about 2 years ago
We usually need to keep moving - freedom to roam (stroller) with some kind of buzzer/app notification when our wait is over would be helpful
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