A group format, continuous intake, abstinence-based program.

Based on assessment. Cognitive-behavioural and psycho-educational models. Individual and group work. Abstinence or harm-reduction based.

Harm reduction, individualized, continuous intake, bio-psychosocial and cognitive-behavioural models, on-site.

Speaking and community presentation as requested. Provides resource materials such as posters, brochures, etc.

Provides support to family members of individuals who have a gambling program.

Individual sessions based on treatment recommendations with information gathered from the assessment.

Psycho-education model on an individual basis.

In the Community Treatment Order (CTO) program, individuals who are placed on a CTO have the process coordinated from the office.

Community Withdrawal Management Services (CWMS) offers an alternative to residential withdrawal management for individuals who can safely withdraw from alcohol and/or other drugs in a safe and supportive community environment. This includes assessing substance use and withdrawal needs, referrals to appropriate services and level of care, providing information about withdrawal to the support person, providing education and support during the withdrawal, facilitating the involvement of family physician, minimizing the risk of withdrawal complications. Support after the acute withdrawal experience includes working with the individual to identify and determine their goals and develop a plan of care which may include an assessment and referral to residential treatment.

Day Withdrawal Management Services are provided to assist individuals in the early stages of change/recovery. Services are primarily group based, and include symptom management, skills building, relapse prevention and referral to appropriate community services.

Treatment models offered are AA, psychosocial, cognitive-behavioural, stages of change, harm reduction, and multidisciplinary. Individual may be referred at this stage internally or externally. One to two hours per assessment. One to two assessments per day.

Treatment models offered are AA, psychosocial, cognitive-behavioural, stages of change, harm reduction, and multidisciplinary. Individual may be referred at this stage internally or externally. One to two hours per assessment. One to two assessments per day.

Assesses individuals having difficulties with gambling concerns. Program provides treatment recommendations.

Provides education and support regarding alcohol, drug use and problem gambling to family members who continue to live with or who are connected to an individual who continues to use alcohol or drugs, and problem gambling. The program is also for individuals connected to a person in recovery from using alcohol, drugs or problem gambling.

Provides professional non-medical crisis services and interventions for individuals who are intoxicated, in withdrawal, in crisis related to drugs and/or alcohol and appropriate for non-medical intervention.

Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) is a community-based model of care for individuals who have severe and persistent mental illness. It reaches out to people assertively where and when they need help directly in their home and in the community. ACT brings a team of healthcare professionals together to provide highly integrated and individualized services for individuals.