Saplings Mental Health Services

01/20/2026

It’s been one month since Saplings Mental Health Services joined the FSJACL family!
Nothing has changed where it matters most - on the frontline, we are still supporting youth and families with the same care and dedication. But a lot of growing is happening behind the scenes 🌱
By working together, we’re strengthening youth mental health supports and building a future grounded in inclusion, respect, collaboration and excellence. Strong communities begin with caring for one another.
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09/09/2024

Come join our growing team! Saplings Mental Health Services is currently searching for a new Life Skills Support Worker. If you thrive in a fast pace and dynamic environment and enjoy being a part of a multidisciplinary team - this may be the role for you! Questions and resumes can be submitted to intake@saplingsmentalhealth.com

05/30/2023

Join us in welcoming are two new team members Jessica and Marie! 💚

04/13/2023

Daily Affirmations: What affirmations do you like to use? 💚

03/09/2023

Helpful Mental Health Apps: What are your favourite wellness apps?

10/11/2022

October 10th is World Mental Health Day. Our directors Julia Hintermeister and Laura Honey spoke with Alaska Highway News about some of the worrying mental health trends we have been seeing as well as things you can do today to help improve both you and your family’s mental health.

A day to raise awareness, support of mental health issues around the globe

09/13/2022

A HUGE congratulations to our Co-Founder Laura Honey who accepted her award today for Inspiring Social Worker of the Year. As part of her award Laura was asked to speak to the incoming class of Social Work students at UBC. We have no doubt she left them feeling inspired and motivated with her passion and dedication. We are SO PROUD of you Laura!!

06/27/2022

First day of outreach for our newest clinician had to start with a stop at Tim Horton. Welcome to the team we are SO excited to have you on board.

06/24/2022

Fort St John RCMP respond to call for change with mental health calls by initiating Car 60 program