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At the Centre for Restorative Mental Health, our goal is to help clients restore healthy connection to both themselves and to others. Our work is evidence-based. Therapeutic approaches are grounded in current academic and clinical research and practice guidelines. We strive to create an environment where clients feel safe, understood, and respected. From this foundation, we work with clients to tune into their feelings, thoughts, and behaviours in more compassionate and accepting ways. Ultimately, our goal is to help clients move out of stuck ways of being and towards living fuller, more satisfying lives.

In-person and online services available, contact us today. To learn more about our team of psychologists please visit our website at https://www.crmh.ca/

We provide free and voluntary services to individuals and families affected by violence by focusing on reducing family violence and fostering positive change through group sessions, one-on-one support, and collaboration with community agencies. Our programs include: Intimate Partner Violence Groups, with separate groups for men and women; Anger Management Groups; Child & Youth Programs. The Camrose Family Violence Response Council, coordinated through Changing Ways, exists to foster a safer community by addressing family violence through collaboration, information sharing, and community engagement. We are a part of Camrose & District FCSS.

Call if you think a child is being abused or neglected by a parent or guardian. Visit Child Abuse Hotline.

Children's Services focuses on early intervention, child development and delivering supports and services to children, youth and families. The ministry works to ensure that children and youth have the tools they need to thrive in healthy families and communities. A) Prevention Services - services that build protective factors to prevent further difficulty. B) Early Intervention Services - an umbrella of support programs offered when difficulties are first identified that contribute to strengthening protective factors and reducing the impact of risk factors through a continuum of programming for families. C) Child Care Licensing - responsible for the licensing and monitoring of all licensed child care programs in the province. This includes daycare programs, out of school care programs, group family child care programs, preschool programs, and approved family dayhomes. For information on Child Care Licensing, please call the Child Connect Line @ 1-844-644-5165. D) Child Intervention - responding to concerns about the safety and well-being of children and youth. Guided by legislation, staff conduct the day-to-day business of child intervention, foster care, kinship care and adoptions. Reporting Child Abuse: If you are concerned for the safety and well-being of a child in Alberta, please contact the Camrose office at 780-608-1800 (toll free service dial, 310-0000 first) or call the Child Abuse Hotline at 1-800-387-5437 (KIDS) to speak with a caseworker.