Mood Disorders Association of Ontario, Peer Supports and Services (Toronto)

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Mood Disorders Association of Ontario

Site: Yonge Street Office

Service: Peer Supports and Services (Toronto)

Record #: MET5739

Last Modified: 01 Aug 2024

Last Full Update: 02 May 2024

Contact Information

Office Phone	416-486-8046, Telephone Information and Peer Support (TIPS) Warmline
Toll Free Phone	1-888-486-8236, Telephone Information and Peer Support (TIPS) Warmline
Fax	416-486-8127
E-Mail	info@hopeandme.ca
Website	mooddisorders.ca
Social Media	Facebook, Instagram, X (Twitter)

Site Information

Located In Community	Toronto
Address & Map	2300 Yonge St Suite 1600, Unit 17 Toronto, ON Canada M4P 1E4
Mailing Address	2300 Yonge St Suite 1600, Unit 17 Toronto, ON Canada M4P 1E4
Physical Access	Wheelchair accessible automatic main entrance ; Easy access to elevator ; Barrier-free washroom including door and stall

Agency and Service Names

Legal Name

Mood Disorders Association of Ontario and Toronto;

Description and Service Details

Description (Service)	Information, education and support services across Ontario, including counselling, family support and advocacy individual peer support peer support groups across Ontario online support forums peer support and facilitation training youth, young adult and student awareness campaigns workplace awareness programs Peer Talk speakers bureau, workshops online guides, fact sheets, videos resource and reference library Telephone Information and Peer Support (TIPS) Warmline, 416-486-8046, 1-888-486-8236; no crisis services Check Up from the Neck Up Private online mental health checkup to identify symptoms of depression, anxiety or bipolar disorder online quiz, fact sheets and guides list of Toronto drop-in support groups resources for family and friends Recovery programs Wellness Recovery Action Plan (WRAP) 8-week program Laughing Like Crazy, 2SLGBTQ+ peer support group Family Programs Family Matters peer support and recovery early intervention
Hours	Telephone Information and Peer Support (TIPS) Warmline Mon-Fri 9:30 am-5 pm; support groups and programs vary, contact for information or visit website
Areas Served	Ontario
Eligibility	Ages: 16 year(s) and up Individuals 16 years and older dealing with, and anyone affected by, mood disorders (depression, bipolar disorder and related anxiety disorders) Residency Requirements: Ontario
Application	Self referral, call, email or visit websitel; registration required for some programs
Languages	English, French
Fees	None

Categories and Classification

Youth Main Categories	Disabilities ; Mental Health / Addiction
Youth Sub-Categories	Disability Associations ; Distress Phone Lines Including Chat & Text ; Mental Health Resources & Support
Service Categories	Condition Specific Mental Health Information/Education ~ Mood Disorders ; Early Intervention for Mental Illness ~ Young Adults ; Family Psychoeducation ~ Mood Disorders ; Individual Advocacy ~ Mood Disorders ; Internet Information Resources ~ Mood Disorders ; Mental Health Associations ~ Mood Disorders ; Mental Health Related Support Groups ~ Mood Disorders ; Peer Mental Health Support Services ~ Mood Disorders ; Psychiatric Disorder Counselling ~ Mood Disorders ; Special Libraries ~ Mood Disorders ; Talklines/Warmlines ~ Mood Disorders ; Workplace Safety Education ~ Mental Health Issues

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