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TAKE BACK CONTROL OF YOUR WELL-BEING

MENTAL HEALTH ASSESSMENT AND FOLLOW-UP

Mental health deserves the same attention as physical health. Whether you are going through a period of intense anxiety, burnout, depression or difficulty functioning day to day, our professionals are here to support you, without judgment and with rigour.

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What is
mental health?

Mental health is the state of your psychological and emotional well-being. It is an essential resource for living a healthy life, and a key component of overall health, just like physical health. Weakened mental health can develop into a mental or physical illness if it is not addressed.

What influences your mental health

Vie familiale

Parental relationships, separation, grief, caregiver responsibilities.

Work and finances

Overload, job insecurity, financial difficulties, toxic environment.

Relations sociales

Isolation, conflict, lack of support, relationship difficulties at work or at school.

Living environment

Quality of the school or work environment, sense of safety and collective support.

Physical health

Chronic illness, persistent pain, sleep problems, substance use.

Traumatic events

Violence, accidents, abuse, difficult life experiences that leave lasting marks.


How can you take care of your mental health?

Taking care of your mental health requires the same attention as physical health. It takes practice, patience and support, and it is never too late to start.

  • Maintain regular sleep and physical activity routines
  • Nurture your social relationships and ask for help without shame
  • Learning to recognize your own emotional warning signs
  • Reduce alcohol and substance use
  • See a professional as soon as symptoms persist for more than two weeks

When should you see a professional?

You don't need to wait for a crisis to seek help. If you notice changes in your mood, sleep, concentration or motivation that have lasted more than two weeks, it's the right time to talk to a professional.

  • Persistent anxiety that interferes with daily life
  • Lasting sadness or loss of interest in usual activities
  • Difficulty with concentration, memory or decision-making
  • Severe exhaustion even after rest
  • Repetitive negative thoughts or feeling overwhelmed
Mental health is not the same as mental illness. Everyone has mental health, just as everyone has physical health. It fluctuates with life stages, events and circumstances. Seeing a professional is an act of prevention, not a sign of weakness. At Clinique Omicron, our professionals welcome you without judgment, at every stage of your journey.
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Accessible help, when you need it

For all profiles

Clinique Omicron welcomes people from all walks of life, at every stage of life. A teenager struggling at school, an overloaded professional, an exhausted parent, an adult going through a difficult time or someone who simply can't put into words what they are feeling, whatever your situation, you belong here. Our professionals take the time to assess you thoroughly, without judgment, and to build with you a care plan adapted to your reality, your pace and your daily constraints. It is never too early or too late to seek help.

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At the clinic or by telemedicine, anywhere in Quebec. No medical referral required.

No referral required Telemedicine available Many points of service in Quebec

Anxiety and anxiety disorders

Panic attacks, generalized anxiety, phobias, social anxiety. Medical assessment and personalized treatment plan.

Depression and mood disorders

Persistent sadness, loss of interest, emotional fatigue, dark thoughts. Severity assessment and referral to the appropriate treatment.

Burnout and occupational exhaustion

Work overload, loss of meaning, irritability, disengagement. Medical diagnosis, medical leave from work if necessary, follow-up for a gradual return to work.

TDAH chez l'adulte

Difficulty concentrating, impulsivity, chronic disorganization. Structured assessment, diagnosis and medical and psychological support.

Insomnia and sleep disorders

Difficulty falling asleep, waking up at night, unrefreshing sleep related to anxiety or stress. Integrated medical and behavioural approach.

Youth and adolescent mental health

School anxiety, adolescent depression, ADHD, behavioural difficulties. A caring approach adapted to young people and their families.

Intimate partner violence and IVAC follow-up

Support for victims of violence, IVAC psychological follow-up, coordination with the legal and social resources available in Quebec.

Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)

Flashbacks, hypervigilance, avoidance after a traumatic event. Clinical assessment and referral to the appropriate specialized resources.

Medical leave from work : CNESST, IVAC, insurance

Medical assessment for time off work, insurance forms, gradual return-to-work follow-up and coordination with the employer or insurer.

Grief, loss and difficult transitions

Separation, death, job loss, major life change. Support and guidance through the stages of personal rebuilding.

Consultation psychologique individuelle

Personalized therapeutic follow-up with a psychology professional to explore your emotional, behavioural or relational difficulties.

Eating disorders

Restriction, binge eating, a difficult relationship with food and the body. Coordinated medical assessment, nutritional follow-up and psychological support.

Integrated care: medicine, psychology and follow-up

Mental health is at the heart of our medical practice. Each patient receives a comprehensive assessment covering medical, psychological and behavioural dimensions, a personalized treatment plan including therapy and medication if clinically indicated, as well as regular follow-up reassessed as the condition evolves. Coordination with the other professionals involved in your care is provided as needed.

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Mental health challenges
in the workplace today

  • Employees don't always know where to turn when they are going through a difficult time, whether it's anxiety, burnout or a personal situation affecting their work.
  • Wait times for mental health services in Quebec can exceed several months. Without a structured program, employees are left without support when they need it most.
  • An employee in difficulty who is not supported costs the organization more, in absenteeism, lost productivity and the risk of prolonged presenteeism.

Statistics Canada, 2023, 1 in 5 Canadians will experience a mental health problem this year.

Employee Assistance Program

Clinique Omicron's EAP (employee assistance program) for your organization

  • Fast access with no waiting list Your employees see a physician, psychologist or nurse at the clinic or by telemedicine, without delay.
  • Integrated medicine + psychology approach Medical evaluation, psychological follow-up, medication management and work leave if necessary, all under one roof.
  • Available throughout Quebec In person in Brossard and Saint-Hubert, or by telemedicine for your teams in the regions or working remotely.
  • Total confidentiality guaranteed Consultations remain strictly confidential. The employer receives no individual medical information.
Service available - Adults and children

Assessment and treatment of ADHD in Quebec

Our specialized physicians and nurse practitioners evaluate and diagnose ADHD in adults and children, either face-to-face in our Quebec branches or by teleconsultation. No prior medical referral required.

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Validated clinical questionnaires : PHQ-9 and GAD-7

These standardized questionnaires are used by our professionals to assess symptom severity. Complete it before your consultation, a clinical PDF will be generated automatically.

Quel questionnaire souhaitez-vous remplir ?

PHQ-9 : Depression

Kroenke, Spitzer & Williams (2002)

Over the last 2 weeks, how often have you been bothered by the following problems?

GAD-7 : Anxiety

Spitzer, Kroenke, Williams & Löwe (2006)

Over the last 14 days, how often have you been bothered by the following problems?
These questionnaires are validated clinical screening tools. They do not replace a complete medical assessment. Results must be interpreted by a health professional in the patient's clinical context.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions : Mental health

Anxiety, depression, burnout, ADHD, time off work, psychology, clear answers about our mental health assessment and follow-up services at Clinique Omicron, at the clinic and by telemedicine in Quebec.

Do I need a medical referral for a mental health consultation?

No. At Clinique Omicron, you can book an appointment directly without a prior medical referral. You will be assessed by one of our professionals from the first consultation, whether at the clinic or by telemedicine, anywhere in Quebec. You also don't need an established diagnosis to seek care, if you feel something isn't right, that is already a valid reason to book an appointment.

Which mental health problems do you treat?

Clinique Omicron offers comprehensive care for many issues: anxiety and anxiety disorders (panic, generalized anxiety, social anxiety, phobias), depression and mood disorders, burnout and occupational exhaustion, adult ADHD, insomnia and sleep disorders, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), grief and difficult transitions, eating disorders, youth and adolescent mental health, intimate partner violence with IVAC follow-up, and time off work (CNESST, insurance).

How do I know whether I should see a doctor, a psychologist or both?

That is precisely the purpose of the first consultation. The doctor assesses whether there is a medical component to your condition, hormonal imbalance, deficiency, neurological disorder or underlying physical condition, and refers you to the most appropriate professional for your needs: a doctor, a psychologist, or both in a coordinated approach. At Clinique Omicron, medicine and psychology work together under one roof.

Can I get follow-up care entirely by teleconsultation?

Yes. Most of our mental health services can be provided entirely remotely through our secure teleconsultation platform, psychological follow-up, prescription renewals, follow-up consultations and medical assessments. This service is available anywhere in Quebec, from your home or your workplace, with no travel and no waiting room.

Do you prescribe medication for mental health?

Yes. Our doctors can prescribe medication, antidepressants, anti-anxiety medications, ADHD treatments, short-term sleep aids, when clinically indicated and after a comprehensive assessment. Medication is always offered as part of a holistic approach that includes psychological follow-up and behavioural strategies. It is never imposed and is discussed openly with the patient.

When is it appropriate to seek care rather than wait?

You don't need to wait for a crisis to seek help. If you notice changes in your mood, sleep, concentration or motivation that have persisted for more than two weeks, it's the right time. Other signs warrant a prompt consultation: anxiety that interferes with daily life, significant exhaustion even after rest, repetitive negative thoughts, difficulty performing usual tasks, or feeling overwhelmed for no apparent reason.

Are mental health consultations covered by the RAMQ?

Depending on the situation, a mental health consultation with a physician participating in the public plan may be covered by the RAMQ. Consultations in psychology or with other mental health professionals (psychotherapist, social worker) are not covered by the RAMQ, but may be reimbursed in whole or in part by your group or personal insurance. See our Pricing section or contact us to find out the fees for the type of consultation you want.

Does my medical information remain confidential?

Absolutely. All consultations are subject to professional secrecy and medical confidentiality. No information may be shared with a third party, employer, family, insurer, without your explicit consent, except where there is a legal obligation strictly governed by law (imminent danger to yourself or others). This confidentiality also applies within the Employee Assistance Program (EAP).

What happens if I need medical leave from work?

Our doctors can assess your condition and issue a medical certificate for time off work if clinically justified. We also complete the forms required for your private insurance, the CNESST or IVAC, depending on your situation. A gradual return-to-work follow-up can be planned in coordination with your employer or insurer, based on medical recommendations and your pace of recovery.

How long does mental health follow-up usually last?

The duration varies depending on the nature and severity of the issue. Some situations stabilize within a few weeks with targeted support; others require support over several months. There is no set duration: your care plan is reassessed regularly based on your progress. The goal is to adapt the follow-up to your pace and your actual needs, not to follow a rigid protocol.

Do you offer services tailored to youth and adolescents?

Yes. Clinique Omicron offers consultations specifically adapted to youth and adolescents for the most common issues: school anxiety, adolescent depression, ADHD, behavioural and relational difficulties. The approach is caring and takes into account the realities specific to young people. Family members are involved according to needs and the young person's level of maturity, always with respect for their confidentiality.

Does your clinic offer an employee assistance program (EAP)?

Yes. Clinique Omicron offers an Employee Assistance Program (EAP) for organizations wishing to provide fast, confidential access to mental health services for their teams. This program brings medicine and psychology together under one roof, with access at the clinic (Brossard, Saint-Hubert) or by telemedicine anywhere in Quebec, with no waiting list. The confidentiality of consultations is guaranteed, no individual information is passed on to the employer.