Brant Community Healthcare System, Brantford - Terrace Hill St, Mental Health and Addictions Services

Brant Community Healthcare System

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Record #: SIM0306

Last Full Update: 06 Jan 2026

Hours	Mon-Fri 8 am-6 pm
Areas Served	Brant County ; Brantford
Eligibility	Ages: 5 year(s) and up Crisis Counselling - ages 18 years and older Early Psychosis Program - ages 14 years-35 years experiencing their first episode of psychosis Early Intervention Program - ages 16 years-24 years Medication Clinic - ages 16 years and older Acute Day Treatment - ages 18 years and older Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Consultation Clinic - ages 5 years-18 years
Application	Crisis Counselling - no referral required Early Psychosis Program - no referral required Early Intervention Program - no referral required Medication Clinic - referral from Psychiatry Acute Day Treatment - referral from Psychiatry or Primary Care Provider Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Consultation Clinic - Primary Care Providers Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence Counselling - Short-term, Trauma Counselling and EMDR Referral form available on the website here
Languages	English ; Interpretive Services - by request
Fees	None - Services covered through OHIP ; No Show fees for Child and Adolescent Psychiatry

Site Location	Services offered in the E wing, main floor
Located In Community	Brantford
Address & Map	200 Terrace Hill St, E Wing, Main Fl and First Fl Brantford, ON N3R 1G9
Intersection	St Paul Ave and Terrace Hill St
Physical Access	Fully Accessible

Description (Service)

Outpatient services

Services include:

Crisis Counselling - brief therapy program with a qualified counsellor offered a wide range of treatment modalities; individualized care plans created
Early Intervention Program / Walking Alongside Youth (WAY) - one-year program inclusive of both individual and group counselling as well as peer support
Early Psychosis Intervention Program - navigate model, an inclusive team approach consisting of Psychiatry, Nursing, Social Work, Family Support, Occupational Therapy and Peer Support. Up to three years of intensive care provided in the community and hospital
Medication Clinic - ongoing long-acting injection treatment and Clozapine program for patients being followed by community psychiatry
Acute Day Treatment - six-week treatment program inclusive of group treatment and individual counselling provided by Psychiatry, Occupational Therapist, Recreation Therapist and Psychotherapist
Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Clinic - short-term consultation clinic providing psychiatric assessment, crisis support by MH Nurse, Brief Counselling and Family Support

Office Phone	Outpatient Services 519-751-5544 ext 5530 or ext 2657
Crisis Phone	Call SOAR Community Services Crisis Service 24-hour phone line at 519-759-7188 or go to the Brantford General Hospital Emergency Department
Fax	519-752-7146
E-Mail	mhreferrals@bchsys.org
Website	https://www.bchsys.org/en/care-services/mental-health-and-addictions.aspx
Primary Contact	Kristin Toushan- Blinkhorn, Manager, Outpatient Mental Health; Phone: 519-751-5544 ext 4439; Email: kristin.toushanblinkhorn@bchsys.org
Alternate Contact	Jacob Wickson, Program Coordinator; Phone: 519-751-5544 ext 2481