Intervention and Support

At Grassy Narrows, we understand that moments of crisis can feel overwhelming, especially when dealing with mental health challenges. Our Intervention and Aftercare Support services are here to provide urgent care when you need it most. These services are designed to help individuals experiencing severe emotional distress, suicidal thoughts, or other mental health emergencies.

What is Intervention?

Intervention and aftercare Supportis long-term, immediate support for individuals facing mental health challenges. The goal is to stabilize the situation and connect individuals with ongoing care. Whether you’re experiencing feelings of hopelessness, are in a dangerous situation, or feel unable to cope, our team is trained to offer compassionate, culturally sensitive care during your most difficult times.

When Should You Reach Out?

You or a loved one may benefit from intervention services if you are experiencing:

  • Severe depression or anxiety.
  • Thoughts of self-harm or suicide.
  • Overwhelming feelings of hopelessness, helplessness, or despair.
  • Sudden changes in behavior that are out of character.
  • Intense emotional or psychological pain.
  • Struggles to cope with daily life.

Remember, you are not alone—help is always available, and reaching out is the first step toward feeling better.

What We Offer

After Hours mental health Support Line

 Access to trained professionals who can offer immediate assistance through a helpline.

Emergency Safety Planning

 Collaborating to develop a personalized plan that ensures safety and immediate action during crises.

 

Culturally Responsive Care 

We blend traditional healing with modern methods, respecting Grassy Narrows’ spiritual and cultural values.

Link to Ongoing Support

After a crisis, we help individuals with long-term mental health services, including counseling, trauma care, and peer support.

Culturally Sensitive Care

Our support is tailored to the specific needs of Grassy Narrows First Nation. We know that the trauma from residential schools, environmental destruction, and other colonial impacts can compound mental health crises. That’s why we work with traditional healers, community Elders, and mental health professionals to provide a care approach that respects your heritage, spirituality, and healing process.