7 structured, individualized program care in a secure environment. Programming includes addictions counselling, anger management, cognitive restructuring, music therapy, education, leisure planning, recreational activities, and life skills training. Programming is delivered individually and in group 1442 Country Home The IWK works in partnership with the Road, Department of Justice to provide essential IWK mental health PO Box 100, health care services to young offenders at the program Waterville Nova Scotia Youth Facility (NSYF). The NS B0P 1V0 multidisciplinary team consists of registered Phone: 538.4220 nurses, psychologists and social workers. Fax: 538.4161 There is also a medical doctor and psychiatrist who hold weekly clinics onsite. Charter Place, 1465 The Mental Health Mental Health Youth Court Liaison Youth Court Brenton Street (3rd team consists of two social workers and a Liaison Floor) forensic community support worker. The team Halifax, provides intensive case management and IWK mental health NS B3J 3T3. community liaison services for youth with program 902.491.2444. mental health issues who are before youth court, while working collaboratively with community partners. This service is available in the HRM and referrals are accepted from a Youth Court Judge, Crown Attorneys or Defence lawyers. IWK parent Provides access to print, video, DVD resource materials about health disorders and illnesses. centre/library Dr. Kathleen Pajer The Division of Child Division of Child and Adolescent and Adolescent Chief of Psychiatry, Psychiatry at Dalhousie University is located Psychiatry IWK Mental Health and at the IWK Health Centre in Halifax, Nova Addictions Program Scotia. The psychiatry division has Faculty of Medicine Head, Division of Child approximately 17 academic child and
structured, individualized program care in a secure environment. Programming includes addictions counselling, anger management, cognitive restructuring, music therapy, education, leisure planning, recreational activities, and life skills training. Programming is delivered individually and in group IWK mental health program 1442 Country Home Road, PO Box 100, Waterville NS B0P 1V0 Phone: 538.4220 Fax: 538.4161 The IWK works in partnership with the Department of Justice to provide essential health care services to young offenders at the Nova Scotia Youth Facility (NSYF). The multidisciplinary team consists of registered nurses, psychologists and social workers. There is also a medical doctor and psychiatrist who hold weekly clinics onsite. Mental Health Youth Court Liaison IWK mental health program Charter Place, 1465 Brenton Street (3rd Floor) Halifax, NS B3J 3T3. 902.491.2444. The Mental Health Youth Court Liaison team consists of two social workers and a forensic community support worker. The team provides intensive case management and community liaison services for youth with mental health issues who are before youth court, while working collaboratively with community partners. This service is available in the HRM and referrals are accepted from a Youth Court Judge, Crown Attorneys or Defence lawyers. IWK parent resource centre/library Provides access to print, video, DVD materials about health disorders and illnesses. Division of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Faculty of Medicine Dr. Kathleen Pajer Chief of Psychiatry, IWK Mental Health and Addictions Program Head, Division of Child The Division of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry at Dalhousie University is located at the IWK Health Centre in Halifax, Nova Scotia. The psychiatry division has approximately 17 academic child and 7
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