Client / Family Support
The Waypoint - Patient/Client & Family Council (PCFC) was established in 1994 in response to the growing need to have patients involved in their treatment and in the policies of Waypoint Centre for Mental Health Care which directly affected their care.
In June 2004, the PCFC became a legally incorporated body and subsequently has changed its name to the Patient/Client and Family Council.
The Council has a Board of Directors which is comprised of seven former clients and family members who have had personal experience with the mental health system and know what it is like to live each day with a mental illness.
For more about the Council - please click here
MENTAL HEALTH CRISIS LINE
crisisflyer.pdf
Transitional Age Youth Tele-psychiatry Consultation Service (TAY)
The Transitional Age Youth Tele-psychiatry Service provides a one-time consultation for youth ages 16 to 24 who are experiencing serious mental health concerns or at risk of developing them.
The service is geared to the consultation needs of health care providers with the goal of supporting effective early interventions.
It is being piloted in the Midland and Penetanguishene area four days per month offering health care providers diagnostic assistance, treatment advice and recommended follow-up.
TAY Brochure
TAY Client Self Report
TAY Resources