PRINCE ALBERT CATHOLIC FAMILY SERVICES
Therapeutic Counselling · Life Improvement Programming · Strengthening Families · Bridges
SUPPORTING INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES IN OUR COMMUNITY
March 3, 2021
UPDATE
Catholic Family Services Prince Albert is committed to the mental health well-being of our community.
CFSPA has temporarily stopped in-person counselling sessions. Sessions will continue via phone or zoom. We will resume in-person sessions at the advice of Public Health recommendations. The safety of our clients and staff is of the utmost importance.
You can schedule an appointment with a counselor by calling our office at 306-922-3202. Reception is available 9am-12pm & 1pm-5pm, Monday to Friday. We do offer a "walk-in" option, where a counselor can speak to you without an scheduled appointment.
Clients at YWCA Central, Our House and Homeward Bound facilities have scheduled access to walk-in counselling services via phone. Please speak to staff at those locations for further detail.
Thank you & Stay Safe,
Catholic Family Services Prince Albert
WHO WE ARE
Catholic Family Services is a non-profit charitable organization operating under a volunteer Board of Directors. We have been serving Prince Albert & area for over 30 years.
Catholic Family Services of Prince Albert acknowledges that we are in the traditional territories of First Nations & Métis peoples. In recognition of the treaties, and in the truth & spirit of reconciliation, we reaffirm our commitment, connection and responsibility to each other.
“Start where you are. Use what you have. Do what you can.”
Arthur Ashe
CONTACT US
COUNSELLING
Individual, couples, children and family counseling provided by trained professionals in a supportive and confidential environment.
LIFE IMPROVEMENT PROGRAMS
Programming is offered throughout the year to address community needs including anger managements for children, teens & adults, support programs for children experiencing parental separation and programming for children and adults impacted by familial violence.
BRIDGES
This is an employment initiative program for those exiting the provincial correctional system with the objective of securing employment through training and community engagement.
SFP
Strengthening Families programming is for caregivers and their children 7-12 or teens 12-16. SFP aims to increase family resilience by improving communication, problem solving, emotional management and building positive relationships.