A day hospital program that provides interventions for acute symptoms of mental illness or stressors that interfere with daily living as an alternative to an inpatient admission Those involved with this program attend every day for a three-week period.

A program for individuals with serious mental illness that offers: - community support - assessment of need - planning - service coordination - follow-up - information and referral to other community resources.

Provides long-term primary mental health care including health education, and counselling and treatment for individuals who suffer from a serious mental illness.

The Perinatal Mental Health Program connects families, primary care providers and community organizations supporting families within the perinatal period (preconception, prenatal, postpartum with mental health concerns, such as depression and anxiety) with the Regional Perinatal Mood Disorder Coordinator. The program offers: - system navigation (referral pathways, consultation) - education and training on perinatal mental health issues – assessment, screening, diagnosis, treatment and recovery - community awareness campaigns - advocacy - linkage to community agencies/organizations whose mandate is to support women and their families - support for primary care providers

The Simcoe Muskoka Regional Eating Disorder Program (SMREDP) provides evidence-based outpatient eating disorder treatment to children, adolescents and young adults.

This program offers an urgent, individual assessment, short term follow-up and referral to community resources for those individuals experiencing acute symptoms of mental illness and/or acute psychosocial distress.