ADHD Support
Adult ADHD Centre
The Adult ADHD Centre is dedicated to the assessment and management of ADHD in adults and is located in Burnaby, BC. For ongoing support, counselling services are available through Charting Pathways Counselling, where Jodie Read and Rochelle Kelava specialize in helping clients embrace and navigate life with ADHD. With compassionate, strengths-based approaches, they support individuals in building strategies for thriving with ADHD.
ICBC Counselling
If you are struggling with mental health challenges from a motor vehicle accident, you are entitled to 12 pre-approved sessions through ICBC within the first 8 weeks of your accident.
A few of our counsellor provide direct billing to ICBC. Reach out to Amal Rashid or Tajah Olson to book a consultation.
CRESST
Community Response Emergency Short Stay Treatment
CRESST provides short-term mental health treatment and support for adults (19+) who are medically and psychiatrically stable and can independently manage their daily living needs. Services include psychiatric assessments, medication management, individual and group therapy, social work support, nutritious meals, and connections to housing, financial, and community resources. Referrals must be completed by a family doctor, mental health centre, or hospital. Please reach out to your counsellor for more information on the referral process.
UCRC
Urgent Care Response Centre
The Urgent Care Response Centre provides support for adults (19+) experiencing urgent mental health or substance use concerns who need care but do not require hospitalization. Services include crisis support, short-term counselling, psychiatric consultations, brief assessments, treatment planning, and connections to community-based resources. Individuals can self-refer or request a referral from their counsellor or physician.
SAJE
Strengthening Abilities and Journeys of Empowerment
SAJE provides financial and practical supports to eligible young adults who have been in government care or have had involvement with the child welfare system. The program is designed to help young people build greater independence and stability by supporting goals related to education, employment, housing, health and wellness, and life skills. Supports are intended to be flexible and youth-centred, helping participants work toward their individual goals and establish a strong foundation for adulthood.
