Addiction and Mental Health - Diversion Services

This program offers:

Community Connection

• connect you to long-term, local community-based services tailored to address various needs such as mental health, addiction, social well-being, physical health, education, life skills, and spiritual health

Diverse Treatment Approaches

• our experienced staff employs short-term treatments using various modalities like Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Brief Solution-Focused Therapy, and other evidence-based approaches. We customize the treatment plan to your unique needs

Structured Success

• successfully complete your personalized goals within the court-adjournment timeframe (three months for adults, four months for youth), and watch as your charges are withdrawn by the Crown Prosecutor. It's a journey towards a brighter future

Supportive Path for All

• if you are assessed as not eligible for the program, rest assured that we provide valuable mental health and addiction support recovery recommendations to you and the referring Crown Prosecutor

Choose a program that cares about your well-being and guides you toward a positive, legal outcome. Embrace change with our Provincial Mental Health Diversion Program. For additional information about the program either contact the closest Mental Health Diversion Site directly or contact us by email.

Addiction and Mental Health - Diversion Services

This program offers:

Community Connection

• connect you to long-term, local community-based services tailored to address various needs such as mental health, addiction, social well-being, physical health, education, life skills, and spiritual health

Diverse Treatment Approaches

• our experienced staff employs short-term treatments using various modalities like Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Brief Solution-Focused Therapy, and other evidence-based approaches. We customize the treatment plan to your unique needs

Structured Success

• successfully complete your personalized goals within the court-adjournment timeframe (three months for adults, four months for youth), and watch as your charges are withdrawn by the Crown Prosecutor. It's a journey towards a brighter future

Supportive Path for All

• if you are assessed as not eligible for the program, rest assured that we provide valuable mental health and addiction support recovery recommendations to you and the referring Crown Prosecutor

Choose a program that cares about your well-being and guides you toward a positive, legal outcome. Embrace change with our Provincial Mental Health Diversion Program. For additional information about the program either contact the closest Mental Health Diversion Site directly or contact us by email.

Addiction and Mental Health - Diversion Services

This program offers:

Community Connection

• connect you to long-term, local community-based services tailored to address various needs such as mental health, addiction, social well-being, physical health, education, life skills, and spiritual health

Diverse Treatment Approaches

• our experienced staff employs short-term treatments using various modalities like Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Brief Solution-Focused Therapy, and other evidence-based approaches. We customize the treatment plan to your unique needs

Structured Success

• successfully complete your personalized goals within the court-adjournment timeframe (three months for adults, four months for youth), and watch as your charges are withdrawn by the Crown Prosecutor. It's a journey towards a brighter future

Supportive Path for All

• if you are assessed as not eligible for the program, rest assured that we provide valuable mental health and addiction support recovery recommendations to you and the referring Crown Prosecutor

Choose a program that cares about your well-being and guides you toward a positive, legal outcome. Embrace change with our Provincial Mental Health Diversion Program. For additional information about the program either contact the closest Mental Health Diversion Site directly or contact us by email.

Addiction and Mental Health - Diversion Services

This program offers:

Community Connection

• connect you to long-term, local community-based services tailored to address various needs such as mental health, addiction, social well-being, physical health, education, life skills, and spiritual health

Diverse Treatment Approaches

• our experienced staff employs short-term treatments using various modalities like Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Brief Solution-Focused Therapy, and other evidence-based approaches. We customize the treatment plan to your unique needs

Structured Success

• successfully complete your personalized goals within the court-adjournment timeframe (three months for adults, four months for youth), and watch as your charges are withdrawn by the Crown Prosecutor. It's a journey towards a brighter future

Supportive Path for All

• if you are assessed as not eligible for the program, rest assured that we provide valuable mental health and addiction support recovery recommendations to you and the referring Crown Prosecutor

Choose a program that cares about your well-being and guides you toward a positive, legal outcome. Embrace change with our Provincial Mental Health Diversion Program. For additional information about the program either contact the closest Mental Health Diversion Site directly or contact us by email.

Addiction and Mental Health - Forensic Assessment and Community Services (Clinical)

FACS (Forensic Assessment and Community Services) provides assessment and treatment to adults who meet the following mandate (must meet three criteria):

• addiction and mental health concerns
• legal obligation
• formally assessed as being medium to high risk for reoffending based on a formalized risk tool

Addiction and Mental Health - Forensic Assessment and Community Services (Clinical)

FACS (Forensic Assessment and Community Services) provides assessment and treatment to adults who meet the following mandate (must meet three criteria):

• addiction and mental health concerns
• legal obligation
• formally assessed as being medium to high risk for reoffending based on a formalized risk tool

Addiction and Mental Health - Forensic Assessment and Community Services (Clinical)

FACS (Forensic Assessment and Community Services) provides assessment and treatment to adults who meet the following mandate (must meet three criteria):

• addiction and mental health concerns
• legal obligation
• formally assessed as being medium to high risk for reoffending based on a formalized risk tool

Addiction and Mental Health - Forensic Assessment and Community Services (Clinical)

FACS (Forensic Assessment and Community Services) provides assessment and treatment to adults who meet the following mandate (must meet three criteria):

• addiction and mental health concerns
• legal obligation
• formally assessed as being medium to high risk for reoffending based on a formalized risk tool

Addiction and Mental Health - Forensic Assessment and Community Services (Legal)

FACS provides assessment and treatment to adults who are 18 years of age and older and meet the following mandate (must meet three criteria):

• addiction and mental health concerns
• legal obligation
• formally assessed as being medium to high risk for reoffending

Addiction and Mental Health - Forensic Assessment and Community Services (Legal)

FACS provides assessment and treatment to adults who are 18 years of age and older and meet the following mandate (must meet three criteria):

• addiction and mental health concerns
• legal obligation
• formally assessed as being medium to high risk for reoffending

Addiction and Mental Health - Forensic Assessment and Community Services (Legal)

FACS provides assessment and treatment to adults who are 18 years of age and older and meet the following mandate (must meet three criteria):

• addiction and mental health concerns
• legal obligation
• formally assessed as being medium to high risk for reoffending

Addiction and Mental Health - Forensic Assessment and Community Services (Legal)

FACS provides assessment and treatment to adults who are 18 years of age and older and meet the following mandate (must meet three criteria):

• addiction and mental health concerns
• legal obligation
• formally assessed as being medium to high risk for reoffending

Addiction and Mental Health - Opioid Dependency Program

Opioid Agonist Treatment (OAT) medications (ie. methadone, Suboxone®) are available in all locations. Most OAT medications allows a person to function normally without drowsiness or withdrawal symptioms. In cases where OAT medications are not effective hydromorphone can be accessed in Narcotic Transition Services (NTS) locations (Grande Prairie, Edmonton, Red Deer, Calgary, Medicine Hat, Lethbridge). In all locations, individuals have access to medical support, medication and psychosocial support (housing, financial, mental health, legal, relationships).

Services available in all clinics may include:

• ongoing support and monitoring (e.g. prescription management, medical follow up, urine testing, counselling and treatment planning)
• health, safety and risk reduction teaching and management
• source of information and expertise for community stakeholders on Opioid Agonist Treatment and the medications used
• links to community pharmacists
• links to other addictions treatment services
• links to other social and health support systems
• hepatitis and HIV screening

Services are voluntary and confidential.

For more information, visit our website

Looking for additional Addiction & Mental Health (AMH) services visit AMH Programs & Services.

Addiction and Mental Health - Opioid Dependency Program

Opioid Agonist Treatment (OAT) medications (ie. methadone, Suboxone®) are available in all locations. Most OAT medications allows a person to function normally without drowsiness or withdrawal symptioms. In cases where OAT medications are not effective hydromorphone can be accessed in Narcotic Transition Services (NTS) locations (Grande Prairie, Edmonton, Red Deer, Calgary, Medicine Hat, Lethbridge). In all locations, individuals have access to medical support, medication and psychosocial support (housing, financial, mental health, legal, relationships).

Services available in all clinics may include:

• ongoing support and monitoring (e.g. prescription management, medical follow up, urine testing, counselling and treatment planning)
• health, safety and risk reduction teaching and management
• source of information and expertise for community stakeholders on Opioid Agonist Treatment and the medications used
• links to community pharmacists
• links to other addictions treatment services
• links to other social and health support systems
• hepatitis and HIV screening

Services are voluntary and confidential.

For more information, visit our website

Looking for additional Addiction & Mental Health (AMH) services visit AMH Programs & Services.

Addiction and Mental Health - Opioid Dependency Program

Opioid Agonist Treatment (OAT) medications (ie. methadone, Suboxone®) are available in all locations. Most OAT medications allows a person to function normally without drowsiness or withdrawal symptioms. In cases where OAT medications are not effective hydromorphone can be accessed in Narcotic Transition Services (NTS) locations (Grande Prairie, Edmonton, Red Deer, Calgary, Medicine Hat, Lethbridge). In all locations, individuals have access to medical support, medication and psychosocial support (housing, financial, mental health, legal, relationships).

Services available in all clinics may include:

• ongoing support and monitoring (e.g. prescription management, medical follow up, urine testing, counselling and treatment planning)
• health, safety and risk reduction teaching and management
• source of information and expertise for community stakeholders on Opioid Agonist Treatment and the medications used
• links to community pharmacists
• links to other addictions treatment services
• links to other social and health support systems
• hepatitis and HIV screening

Services are voluntary and confidential.

For more information, visit our website

Looking for additional Addiction & Mental Health (AMH) services visit AMH Programs & Services.

Addiction and Mental Health - Opioid Dependency Program

Opioid Agonist Treatment (OAT) medications (ie. methadone, Suboxone®) are available in all locations. Most OAT medications allows a person to function normally without drowsiness or withdrawal symptioms. In cases where OAT medications are not effective hydromorphone can be accessed in Narcotic Transition Services (NTS) locations (Grande Prairie, Edmonton, Red Deer, Calgary, Medicine Hat, Lethbridge). In all locations, individuals have access to medical support, medication and psychosocial support (housing, financial, mental health, legal, relationships).

Services available in all clinics may include:

• ongoing support and monitoring (e.g. prescription management, medical follow up, urine testing, counselling and treatment planning)
• health, safety and risk reduction teaching and management
• source of information and expertise for community stakeholders on Opioid Agonist Treatment and the medications used
• links to community pharmacists
• links to other addictions treatment services
• links to other social and health support systems
• hepatitis and HIV screening

Services are voluntary and confidential.

For more information, visit our website

Looking for additional Addiction & Mental Health (AMH) services visit AMH Programs & Services.

Enhanced Addiction Clinic - Addiction Medicine

This service offers a variety of clinicians, to assess and treat patients with addiction presentations. Focusing on stabilization and returning to the lead care provider.

Enhanced Addiction Clinic - Addiction Medicine

This service offers a variety of clinicians, to assess and treat patients with addiction presentations. Focusing on stabilization and returning to the lead care provider.

Enhanced Addiction Clinic - Addiction Medicine

This service offers a variety of clinicians, to assess and treat patients with addiction presentations. Focusing on stabilization and returning to the lead care provider.

Enhanced Addiction Clinic - Addiction Medicine

This service offers a variety of clinicians, to assess and treat patients with addiction presentations. Focusing on stabilization and returning to the lead care provider.

Enhanced Addiction Clinic - Addiction Psychiatry

The clinical focus is on patients with complex concurrent disorders requiring enhanced assessment, consultation, and treatment from an addiction psychiatrist. The clinical focus ranges from moderate to severe mental health presentation complicated by a significant addiction where existing providers require additional support from an addiction psychiatry specialist. Consultation and short-term intervention timeline is typically from 3 to 6 months, with regular liaising with current existing treatment team.

Enhanced Addiction Clinic - Addiction Psychiatry

The clinical focus is on patients with complex concurrent disorders requiring enhanced assessment, consultation, and treatment from an addiction psychiatrist. The clinical focus ranges from moderate to severe mental health presentation complicated by a significant addiction where existing providers require additional support from an addiction psychiatry specialist. Consultation and short-term intervention timeline is typically from 3 to 6 months, with regular liaising with current existing treatment team.

Enhanced Addiction Clinic - Addiction Psychiatry

The clinical focus is on patients with complex concurrent disorders requiring enhanced assessment, consultation, and treatment from an addiction psychiatrist. The clinical focus ranges from moderate to severe mental health presentation complicated by a significant addiction where existing providers require additional support from an addiction psychiatry specialist. Consultation and short-term intervention timeline is typically from 3 to 6 months, with regular liaising with current existing treatment team.

Enhanced Addiction Clinic - Addiction Psychiatry

The clinical focus is on patients with complex concurrent disorders requiring enhanced assessment, consultation, and treatment from an addiction psychiatrist. The clinical focus ranges from moderate to severe mental health presentation complicated by a significant addiction where existing providers require additional support from an addiction psychiatry specialist. Consultation and short-term intervention timeline is typically from 3 to 6 months, with regular liaising with current existing treatment team.

Provincial Family Violence Treatment Program

Provides assessment and treatment for individuals who have been mandated through the court system, community corrections (probation), or Children and Family Services for charges related to intimate partner violence. Where space permits, the program is also available through a self-referral. Participants in the Provincial Family Violence Treatment Program (PFVTP) will engage in comprehensive assessment and treatment services to address factors that contribute to intimate partner violence (IPV). This service is free of cost and offers 12 - 16 week group treatment where clients work with facilitators to explore the underlying causes of IPV and develop strategies to promote healthy relationships. Individual treatment sessions may be available based on client needs. Depending on the community, services may be delivered virtually, in-person, or both. PFVTP is provided by Alberta Health Services and Alberta Health Services contracted service providers in collaboration with community partners such as law enforcement, crown prosecutors, Probation, Children’s Services, and victim services as part of a coordinated community response to IPV.

Provincial Family Violence Treatment Program

Provides assessment and treatment for individuals who have been mandated through the court system, community corrections (probation), or Children and Family Services for charges related to intimate partner violence. Where space permits, the program is also available through a self-referral. Participants in the Provincial Family Violence Treatment Program (PFVTP) will engage in comprehensive assessment and treatment services to address factors that contribute to intimate partner violence (IPV). This service is free of cost and offers 12 - 16 week group treatment where clients work with facilitators to explore the underlying causes of IPV and develop strategies to promote healthy relationships. Individual treatment sessions may be available based on client needs. Depending on the community, services may be delivered virtually, in-person, or both. PFVTP is provided by Alberta Health Services and Alberta Health Services contracted service providers in collaboration with community partners such as law enforcement, crown prosecutors, Probation, Children’s Services, and victim services as part of a coordinated community response to IPV.

Provincial Family Violence Treatment Program

Provides assessment and treatment for individuals who have been mandated through the court system, community corrections (probation), or Children and Family Services for charges related to intimate partner violence. Where space permits, the program is also available through a self-referral. Participants in the Provincial Family Violence Treatment Program (PFVTP) will engage in comprehensive assessment and treatment services to address factors that contribute to intimate partner violence (IPV). This service is free of cost and offers 12 - 16 week group treatment where clients work with facilitators to explore the underlying causes of IPV and develop strategies to promote healthy relationships. Individual treatment sessions may be available based on client needs. Depending on the community, services may be delivered virtually, in-person, or both. PFVTP is provided by Alberta Health Services and Alberta Health Services contracted service providers in collaboration with community partners such as law enforcement, crown prosecutors, Probation, Children’s Services, and victim services as part of a coordinated community response to IPV.

Provincial Family Violence Treatment Program

Provides assessment and treatment for individuals who have been mandated through the court system, community corrections (probation), or Children and Family Services for charges related to intimate partner violence. Where space permits, the program is also available through a self-referral. Participants in the Provincial Family Violence Treatment Program (PFVTP) will engage in comprehensive assessment and treatment services to address factors that contribute to intimate partner violence (IPV). This service is free of cost and offers 12 - 16 week group treatment where clients work with facilitators to explore the underlying causes of IPV and develop strategies to promote healthy relationships. Individual treatment sessions may be available based on client needs. Depending on the community, services may be delivered virtually, in-person, or both. PFVTP is provided by Alberta Health Services and Alberta Health Services contracted service providers in collaboration with community partners such as law enforcement, crown prosecutors, Probation, Children’s Services, and victim services as part of a coordinated community response to IPV.