About North Simcoe Therapy Network
We are a caring network of mental health providers with a goal of helping people and not turning anyone away. We warmly welcome all who come to us.
Our clients have a variety of needs. Some people would like to better cope with everyday life; others want help with substance use issues or mental health disorders. We often get referrals to our clinic when previous treatments have not worked.
Central to our network is a core group of clinic personnel that are finely tuned to the needs of our community. This allows us to respond in a nimble and timely way, customizing an approach that works best for the individual. Within this core group we have a registered psychotherapist, a psychiatrist, and a student clinic.
We also have an extended team that offer specialized services through NSTN and a robust referral system that includes a community of caregivers that we have built strong connections with over the years.
Because we are highly networked in this way, we can help you find the most suitable treatment options if our core team does not meet your needs. We help ensure you are properly connected and we often provide interim support at our clinic until you begin receiving services at the referred site.
Our Vision
We envision a community of individuals and families that are able to optimize their mental wellness and can access effective treatment and supports as needed with no waitlists, judgement or exclusion criteria.
Our Mission
North Simcoe Therapy Network strives to provide best practice, evidence-based treatments to adults, children and families with mental health issues, effectively, affordably and accessibly. We are committed to providing services with warmth, acceptance and non judgement, regardless of circumstance.
NSTN aims to remove barriers to effective mental health treatments by supporting individuals and families with access to treatments that are appropriate to their unique needs within our clinic; through system navigation support; or through referral. We maintain relationships with a network of ministry funded and private mental health care providers within our region to ensure we have appropriate referral sources for anyone that reaches out to us for help.
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