Indigenous Mental Health Services
Do you identify as being part of an Indigenous community?
Maltby Centre offers Free Indigenous Mental Health supports which incorporates:
- Knowledge of the 7 Grandfather Teachings
- Indigenous Ways of Knowing
- Two-Eyed Seeing
- Indigenous Connections with Cultural Community Supports
What can I expect?
In your first meeting, you will meet with a registered social worker to explore any behavioural or mental health concerns. We discuss the ways you use your knowledge, strengths and skills to manage, as we work together to determine new ideas and next steps.
Confidential and Culturally Safe
Free Services for 0 – 24 living in the KFL&A region
Get in Touch today to schedule an appointment in person, virtually or within community
613-546-8535 x9 or click here
Meet Our Indigenous Mental Health Therapist
Jenna is an Indigenous Mental Health Therapist at the Maltby Centre, where she has dedicated herself for over a year. Her therapeutic approach integrates the principles of the 7 Grandfather Teachings and embraces an Indigenous worldview, emphasizing cultural relevance and traditional values in her practice. Jenna is deeply committed to collaborating with other Indigenous community organizations, fostering connections and support networks within her community. As an active member of the Indigenous community, Jenna brings a unique perspective and a profound understanding of cultural dynamics to her work, enriching the lives of those she serves.
Maltby’s commitment to Indigenous Learning
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We acknowledge that Maltby Centre is situated on Traditional Lands of Anishinaabe and Haudenosaunee. We are grateful to be able to live, work, play and support our community on these lands.