Accessible service for all British Columbia residents seeking an Adult ADHD Assessment. NO COST is required as all services are fully covered under the BC Medical Services Plan (MSP). Patients are first referred by a primary healthcare provider. Then, after completing a confidential online assessment form, we conveniently meet either in-person or via telehealth for the assessment. After the assessment, the referring primary healthcare provider immediately receives a detailed consultation report with treatment recommendations. Given the high demand for psychiatrists, rather than providing individual ongoing care, Dr. Craig Emes collaborates with the referring primary healthcare provider (or clinic) to ensure patients receive specialized treatment and support.
For those living in the greater Victoria BC area, Dr. Craig Emes also facilitates a weekly IN-PERSON Treatment and Support Group.
For those living in the greater Victoria BC area, Dr. Craig Emes also facilitates a weekly IN-PERSON Treatment and Support Group.
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In-Person ADHD Treatment & Support Group
This is an in-person ADHD treatment and support group facilitated by Dr. Craig Emes, with space for up to 10 participants. The group meets weekly on Thursday afternoons for 90-minute sessions at the Fairfield Mental Health Clinic (1702 Lillian Road, Victoria, BC). |
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If you need help now...
While Dr. Emes does not run a crisis service, there is help available from these Victoria-area resources.
While Dr. Emes does not run a crisis service, there is help available from these Victoria-area resources.
- If you are in crisis, call 9-1-1 or go to an emergency room.
- In Victoria, Psychiatric Emergency Services are centralized at the Royal Jubilee Hospital, but any hospital emergency room can help.
- The Vancouver Island Crisis Line: 1-888-494-3888.
- Available 24x7, they can provide a supportive ear and connect you to mental health resources, including the Integrated Mobile Crisis Response Team.
- Your family doctor, primary healthcare centre, or a walk-in medical clinic.
- If it's less urgent, primary healthcare providers can assess your situation, provide treatment, and refer you to specialized care if needed.
