Mobile Walk-in One Session Counselling Clinic

Our Mobile Clinic is back on the road for the 2024 season, from April to October. We will be in Alfred, Chute-à-Blondeau, Limoges, Plantagenet and St-Isidore. Dates, times and locations are posted below.

Our walk-in clinics are still open in Hawkesbury and Casselman offices. For dates and times, please visit the page Walk-in One Session Counselling Clinic.

Fast and easy access to counselling services! No appointment or referral needed for a one-time counselling session.

Why come to us?

If you need someone to talk to about life’s challenges, come in to speak with a trained professional counsellor. We can help you with issues such as:

  • Job loss and job-related stress
  • Depression and anxiety
  • Parenting, family and marital conflict
  • Separation, divorce and grief
  • Addictions: alcohol, drugs, medication and gambling
  • Anger and difficult interpersonal relationships
  • Gender identity and gender expression
  • Sexual assault
  • Other life challenges

How do we help our clients?

We offer a walk-in individual single-session therapy with a psychotherapist.

Through the single-session approach, we help you work with your own strengths to plan a way to deal with your concern. In many cases, a single session is enough for you to take a step in the direction where you want to move. At the end of the session, if you and the therapist feel that you need a longer-term therapy, we can refer you to one of our programs.

Note: This walk-in clinic does not provide medication reviews or counselling with a psychiatrist.

Who do we serve?

  • People aged 16 or over.

How to access our services?

Just show up at one of the designated locations in Alfred, Chute-à-Blondeau, Limoges, Plantagenet or St-Isidore on the mobile walk-in clinic day. Clinics will be held from April to the end of October.

  • No appointment necessary.
  • Bring your Health Card.
  • Assistance is provided on a first-come, first-served basis.
  • All clinics start at 10:00 a.m. and finish by 3:00 p.m.
  • Clinics may be cancelled in case of extreme weather (torrential rain, high winds, etc.)
  • No screening or referral required.
  • Even if you are currently on our waiting list for one of our programs, you may come in for a single-session therapy.

Dates and locations of mobile walk-in clinics

Alfred Aqua Park (Larocque Park)

555 St-Philippe Street
Alfred, ON K0B 1A0

Alfred mobile clinics are held on the fourth Thursday of the month:

  • April 25
  • May 23
  • June 27
  • July 25 – in partnership with the Health Unit for harm reduction services*
  • August 22 – in partnership with the Health Unit for harm reduction services*
  • September 26
  • October 24

Chute-à-Blondeau Community Centre

2005 Principale Street
Chute-à-Blondeau, ON K0B 1B0

Chute-à-Blondeau mobile clinics are held on the third Thursday of the month:

  • April 18
  • May 16
  • June 20
  • July 18
  • August 15
  • October 17

Limoges – The Nation Sports Complex

243 Limoges Road
Limoges, ON  K0A 2M0

Limoges mobile clinics are held on the first Thursday of the month:

  • May 2
  • June 6
  • July 4
  • August 1
  • September 5
  • October 3

Plantagenet 

179 Old Highway 17
Plantagenet, ON  K0B 1L0

Plantagenet mobile clinics are held every second Monday, except public holidays.

  • April 22
  • May 6
  • June 3 and 17
  • July 15 and 29
  • August 12 and 26
  • September 9 and 23
  • October 7 and 21

St-Isidore 

St-Isidore mobile clinics are heldon the second Thursday of the month.

In May and June, at the parking lot of the Arena (20 de l’Aréna Street, St-Isidore, ON K0C 2B0)

  • May 9
  • June 13

From July to August, at the new St-Isidore Medical Clinic located at 4512B St-Catherine Street.

  • July 11 – in partnership with the Health Unit for harm reduction services*
  • August 8
  • September 12 – in partnership with the Health Unit for harm reduction services*
  • October 10

The Mobile walk-in clinic is a service provided by the HGH Mental Health and Addiction Regional Centre.

*The Eastern Ontario Health Unit (EOHU) offers harm reduction services, which involve distributing—without judgment—safe drug-use equipment and naloxone kits to clients. If necessary, we can refer people to other health and social services.

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