In a world where mental health has become a buzzword, there are still voices waiting to be heard, soft songs of hope or sorrowful screams of despair.
While awareness has grown, many still struggle in silence, unheard and unseen. At Turning Corners, we strive to be the listening ear for those silent cries, to offer support where it's needed most.
Our work is divided into two divisions: Family Services and Individual Services. Each family or
individual we support is paired with an advocate—a qualified case worker, mentor, or mental health professional—who works alongside them, not for them, to identify and address their unique needs. Our approach is rooted in empathy, understanding, and a commitment to holistic healing.
The Process
We understand it's tough right now, but please don't hibernate. Come as you are, with our trauma-informed and wrap-around approach, we're here to tailor mental health support for you and those you care about. Better days may be just around the corner.
Discovery Meeting
Your experience with us begins with a discovery meeting, where your voice takes centre stage. You are encouraged to bring along a parent, friend, or anyone you trust. During this meeting, you will meet with a mental health professional with extensive experience, as well as our services lead. Our focus is on truly listening to you and understanding your needs, concerns, and goals.
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Personalised Support Route
Following the discovery meeting, we collaborate with you to develop a personalized support route. You or your family gets paired with a personal advocate who has experienced something similiar and a lot of training to support you, though you have the front seat in choosing the support that best fits your needs and preferences. We offer two broader routes: the "Family Services" for children and families, and the "Individual Services" for those aged 18 and above. Each route is tailored to provide the specific support and resources you require.
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"If you listen carefully you may hear the silent song or scream of a voice waiting to be heard."