Santé Québec Ouest-de-l’Île-de-Montréal – Universitaire

Are you experiencing…

Distress and exhaustion
Stress, anxiety or anguish
Personal, couple, family, or work difficulties
Family or relationship issues
Grief, break-up, isolation
Worries about a loved one
Issues related to supporting a loved one (exhaustion, concern, responsibilities as an informal caregiver)
A concerning situation or behaviour
Violence, abuse, or mistreatment
Difficult events (separation, job loss, illness of a loved one)
Concerning consumption habits (alcohol, drugs, gambling, and so on)

Professionals and care workers are available to provide support during difficult times. These services are accessible, free of charge, and confidential.

They include an assessment and a referral to the appropriate resources, based on your needs and situation.

What help is available?

Psychosocial services help improve overall well-being for people experiencing personal, family, or relationship issues.

They provide access to:

attentive listening from qualified professionals and care workers;
a needs analysis;
personalized support;
a consultation to start the support process;
help through difficult times;
referral to the appropriate resources.

Psychosocial Intake

How a consultation works

Care workers at Psychosocial Intake will speak confidentially with you, in person or by telephone, to understand your needs and refer you with the appropriate resource.

How to access our services

Psychosocial services are available without an appointment through the psychosocial intake at CLSCs (at the times listed below) and through 811, Option 2 (Info-Social, available 24/7).

In an emergency or if you or a loved one is in immediate danger, call 911.

CLSC de Dorval-Lachine
NOTICE: Service has moved

CLSC de LaSalle

CLSC de Pierrefonds

CLSC du Lac-Saint-Louis

Extension 80500

Extension 20500

Extension 3956