Art TherapyCreating, viewing and talking about art to provide a way to cope with difficult thoughts, such as a new diagnosis, or address traumatic experiences.

Behavioural Support (In-Home)Provided at homeAssesses people with cognitive impairment for specific responsive behaviours such as agitation, repetition, and wandering arising from dementia, mental health or addictions. Works collaboratively with caregivers to identify strategies to manage the behaviour and reduce risks.

Care CoordinationProvided at homeIntegrates health and social services by facilitating referrals and access to service across agencies. Supports care by providing follow-up after hospitalization or emergency room visits, or after specialist assessments.

Friendly VisitingProvided at homeOffers no charge visiting companionship such as conversation, reading, games, or crafts, while providing a safety check. The contact may be face-to-face at the client's home or through a phone call.

Health Education ClassesProvides education to participants to make choices that may improve wellness or reduce risks of disease. May focus on specific diseases or specific lifestyle issues (e.g. healthy eating).

Individual/ Family CounsellingGuidance or advice aimed at better managing a challenging situation or to resolve personal problems. Includes mental health and addictions counselling.

Music TherapyServices that use music to promote healing, improve mood, relieve stress, and provide relaxation. May involve listening, song writing, lyric discussion, or performing music.

Other ServicesOther unique and uncommon services.

Seniors Gentle Exercise ClassProvides group exercise classes, typically one hour in length, to improve strength and balance. Education provided to reduce risk of falls.

Support GroupIn-person meetings where members provide each other with help for a particular life challenge. Often involves relating personal experiences and providing sympathetic understanding. May be clinician or volunteer-led.