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Counselling in Whitecourt, Alberta

Mental health and addictions: mental health support, addiction treatment, detox, harm reduction. 115 listings, 15 free, 3 with no referral needed. Each has a last verified date. Last updated December 2023.

115 mental health and addictions listings in Whitecourt, including counselling, mental health support, addiction treatment, detox and harm reduction. 15 free, 3 with no referral needed, 6 open 24 hours.

Common questions about mental health and addictions in Whitecourt

How many mental health and addictions listings are there in Whitecourt?

115 mental health and addictions listings in Whitecourt, Alberta, including counselling, mental health support, addiction treatment, detox and harm reduction: 81 services and 34 organizations. Each one shows a phone number where the organization lists one and a last verified date.

Are any mental health and addictions services in Whitecourt free?

15 of the 115 listings are listed as free: Alberta Health Services: Addiction Services, Eagle Tower Victim Services Society, Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) - Whitecourt Detachment and 12 more. Check the listing for who it is for.

Do I need a referral for mental health and addictions in Whitecourt?

3 listings say no referral is needed: Diversion Services, Reflections Psychological and Support Services Inc. and Reflections Psychological | Counselling Psychology Mental Health. Others may ask for one; the listing text says so where the organization stated it.

Is any mental health and addictions help in Whitecourt available 24 hours?

6 listings are open 24 hours, 7 days a week: Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) - Whitecourt Detachment, Certified Listeners Society, E-Mental Health Service and 3 more.

Is there crisis support among the mental health and addictions listings in Whitecourt?

9 listings are marked as crisis support: Alberta Health Services: Addiction Services, Bridge to Care - Independent Living Program, Eagle Tower Victim Services Society and 6 more. In danger, call 911. Struggling or thinking of self-harm, call or text 988.