Addiction Services

The Addiction Service Springhill Site is a US government office located in Cumberland Nova Scotia. It specializes in providing support and resources for individuals struggling with addiction. The office offers a range of services including counseling treatment programs and community outreach to help promote recovery and wellness in the region. Generated from this place's information

Located in Amherst, Canada, Addiction Services offers a range of programs for adults experiencing substance use, gambling, anxiety, depression, trauma, and more. Their services include specialized programs such as the Wellness Court and Stop Smoking Program, catering to individuals in need of support and intervention. With a focus on mental health and addictions, their Child and Adolescent Services provide comprehensive clinical support for children and youth facing various challenges, from ADHD and autism to depression and addiction. The facility also offers the Early Intensive Behavioral Intervention program for young children with autism spectrum disorder, emphasizing direct and intensive services for families in need. Generated from their website

The Dr. Clyde S. Marshall Building, located at the Nova Scotia Hospital, serves as a key facility for the Nova Scotia Health Authority, offering Mental Health and Addictions support to adults impacted by emotional trauma and other mental health conditions. The facility provides specialized programs, including the Dynamic Attachment-focused Relational Therapy (DaRT) and the Borderline Personality Disorder Treatment Program (BPDTP), both designed to help individuals through intensive psychotherapy and long-term treatment approaches. With a focus on various mental health issues such as anxiety, depression, and personality disorders, the center operates within the Central Zone and requires referrals from mental health clinicians for program access. In addition to treatment programs, a Mental Health and Addictions Intake Service is available for individuals seeking assistance with their mental health or addictions concerns. Generated from the website