Where can I find free or low-cost counselling?
Without a doctor's referral, you need to access care through the private system, which is not funded by the government. Private mental health services can be expensive. This can be a real barrier to finding good care. While there is no simple answer, there are several different places you can look:
I’m worried about my child or teenager. Where can I find help?
Finding the Right Help - Navigating the System
Telehealth—An Innovation to Improve Access to Services
Reprinted from the "System Navigation" issue of Visions Journal, 2014, 10 (1), pp. 37-38
You can do almost anything online these days. One area that hasn’t caught up with the online revolution, however, is health care.
Navigating the Navigators
British Columbia's phone-based support and information lines
Finding Help
Learn more about finding help for a mental health problem. If you're not sure what you're experiencing or you're worried about a symptom, it's a good idea to talk to a health professional like your doctor first. In this section, you’ll find information on different kinds of services in BC as well as resources to help you access and work with mental health professionals. You can also learn more about dealing with mental health crises or emergencies. Once you've connected with a health professional, come back to our self-help resources to learn more about managing your mental health.
Working with your Doctor When You Have a Mental Illness
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