Concurrent Disorders Service

Offers specialized outpatient treatment to clients with both substance use and psychiatric problems. Substance use and mental health influence one another interactively. Maintaining a dual focus is key to effectively engaging and working with clients with concurrent disorders. The team ensures that clients receive care that is effective and coordinated. Program components include consultation; treatment planning and preparation; group therapy; limited individual therapy; case management; pharmacotherapy; treatment research; and education and training.

In the Concurrent Disorders Service:

• Integrative Group Therapy (IGT) Clinic

• Borderline Personality Disorders (BPD) Clinic

• Eating Disorder and Addiction Clinic

Referral Required: No. Clients must be seen in the Intake Assessment Service for a 90 minute preliminary assessment prior to further evaluation by a Concurrent Disorders therapist.

Contact: (416) 595-6128 for an assessment

Contact: (416) 535-8501, extension 6096 for general information

Location: Russell Street site, 3rd floor

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