Resources
For additional information on health and well-being, we recommend exploring the following trusted resources. These links provide valuable insights into maintaining a healthy lifestyle, tips on preventative care, and the latest updates in medical research. While we strive to provide excellent care, these external resources can complement your journey towards overall wellness. Remember, it's always best to discuss any new treatments or lifestyle changes with your healthcare provider.
Mental Health Services
If this is an emergency and you need immediate help or assistance, please call one of the numbers below, or go straight to your local emergency room.
Local Resources
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St Stephen Mental Health - (506) 466-7380
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St George Mental Health - (506) 755-4044
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Saint John Mobile Mental Health @ 1-888-811-3664
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Just Us Inc. - please call (506) 651-1239 to inquire about their "barrier free" counselling (Saint John)
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Call 211 to get connected with other local resources (ask about One-at-a-Time (OAAT) Counselling)
Provincial Resources
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CHIMO - 24/7 phone line @ 1-800-667-5005
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Courage Centre - 24/7 phone line @ 506-533-9100
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Fredericton Mobile Mental Health @ 506-453-2132
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Moncton Mobile Mental Health @ 866-771-7760
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Edmundston/Grand Falls Mobile Mental Health @ 1-844-398-4718
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Miramichi Mobile Mental Health @ (506) 623-3333
National Resources
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Kids Help Phone @ 800-668-6868
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Calling 988 connects you with a first responder if you are experiencing suicidal thoughts/ideation
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Trans Lifeline @ 1-877-330-6366
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Canada Suicide Prevention: https://www.crisisservicescanada.ca/en/
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Other Mental Health and Crisis Support: https://www.canada.ca/en/public-health/services/mental-health-services/mental-health-get-help.html#a1
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