TRUVATIONInsight Strategies

Behavioural health & addiction programs

From a service idea to a clear model of care.

Plan, develop or improve treatment and recovery programs. We help define who the service is for, what it provides, how people access it and what your team needs to deliver it.

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What we work on

Find the program
you’re working on.

Start a new service or improve one already running. Choose an area to see the planning support, practical outputs and relevant expertise we can bring.

How research & standards guide program planning →

Detox, withdrawal management & stabilization

Develop or review a withdrawal-support service and its connections to ongoing treatment. We help define what the program needs to operate.

Discuss detox program planning →
How we help & what you receive — Detox, withdrawal management & stabilization

Bring service planning, staffing, access and operating requirements together. Appropriately qualified clinical professionals guide the level of care, oversight and clinical requirements.

Work can include

  • A service model with admission, referral and transition pathways.
  • Staffing, oversight and operating requirements for review.
  • A phased readiness plan with responsibilities and unresolved decisions.
Relevant detox and quality experience →

Outpatient programming

Design or strengthen treatment that people attend while living at home. Connect the program, access pathways and delivery requirements.

Discuss outpatient programming →
How we help & what you receive — Outpatient programming

Plan the structure, schedule, level of support and links with family and continuing care. Clinical and operational leaders help define the requirements.

Work can include

  • An outpatient program model and participant pathway.
  • Staffing, scheduling and operating requirements.
  • A launch or improvement plan with progress measures.
Outpatient planning experience →
Explore outpatient consulting →

Inpatient treatment

Plan a live-in treatment service for a community, public or private operator. Connect the proposed care model with the people, space and resources needed.

Discuss inpatient treatment planning →
How we help & what you receive — Inpatient treatment

Develop program, staffing and operating requirements, with clinical requirements led by appropriately qualified professionals. Work can connect treatment planning with business planning, policies and preparation to open.

Work can include

  • A proposed service model with access and transition pathways.
  • Staffing, facility and operating requirements.
  • A phased development plan linked to business and resource assumptions.
Inpatient business and service-planning experience →

Structured sober living

Develop recovery housing with a clear purpose, daily structure and practical support. We help connect resident needs with a workable operating model.

Discuss structured sober living →
How we help & what you receive — Structured sober living

Plan resident pathways, routines, life skills, staff roles and house policies. Define relationships with treatment, employment and community services, and how residents move toward greater independence.

Work can include

  • A housing and recovery-support model.
  • Resident pathways, daily routines and operating guidance.
  • Staffing, partnership and implementation requirements.
Structured sober living experience →

Continuing care & aftercare

Strengthen the support people receive after treatment or as their needs change. Review an existing pathway or develop a new continuing-care program.

Discuss continuing care →
How we help & what you receive — Continuing care & aftercare

Map follow-up, recovery coaching, referrals and routes back into support. Clarify partner responsibilities and identify where people encounter gaps between services.

Work can include

  • A continuing-care model and follow-up schedule.
  • Transition and referral pathways with clear responsibilities.
  • Practical tools and measures for reviewing access and continuity.
Recovery-pathway and workforce expertise →

Family programs & reunification

Develop support for families affected by addiction, or plan community-directed family reunification services. Each has its own purpose and scope.

Discuss family programming →
How we help & what you receive — Family programs & reunification

Family recovery programs can include education, coaching and navigation. Reunification planning follows the community’s family-service priorities and decision-making authority, connecting support pathways, partners and suitable spaces where needed.

Work can include

  • A family-support or reunification service framework.
  • Support pathways and agreed roles for staff and partners.
  • Delivery requirements and a practical implementation plan.
Family recovery-support experience →Family reunification planning experience →

Gambling-related programming

Plan services for people experiencing gambling-related harms, including connections with mental health, substance use and family supports.

Discuss gambling-related programming →
How we help & what you receive — Gambling-related programming

Clarify the program’s purpose, access routes, staff roles and service relationships. Relevant research and appropriately qualified clinical input help assess the proposed model and its requirements.

Work can include

  • A program framework and participant pathway.
  • Staffing, referral and service-delivery requirements.
  • A development plan with measures for reviewing the service.
How evidence and specialist input guide program design →

Recovery communities & connected services

Plan how treatment, housing, navigation and community supports can work together. Start with existing services, a new recovery-community idea or gaps between providers.

Discuss recovery-community planning →
How we help & what you receive — Recovery communities & connected services

Map the supports already available, listen to locally identified contributors and clarify partner roles. Connect service pathways with workforce, funding and implementation requirements.

Work can include

  • An integrated service plan and access pathways.
  • Partner responsibilities, workforce and resource requirements.
  • Phased actions and measures for reviewing progress.
Community recovery and navigation experience →

Community & land-based wellness

Turn locally defined wellness priorities into a program your community can guide and deliver. Cultural direction and permissions remain with the community.

Discuss community wellness planning →
How we help & what you receive — Community & land-based wellness

Work with the people your community identifies to connect program goals with activities, delivery arrangements, workforce needs and partnerships. Local knowledge is shared and used only through the agreed process.

Work can include

  • A community-directed program framework.
  • Delivery, staffing and partnership requirements.
  • An implementation and review plan shaped by local priorities.
Community direction, knowledge and ownership →

Training & workforce preparation

Prepare the people
who will deliver the work.

Prepare staff to introduce a program, use new policies or put a plan into practice. Work can include curriculum, facilitator and participant materials, staff orientation, and navigator or recovery-support preparation within the agreed expertise.

  • Training needs, learning objectives and a practical delivery plan.
  • Facilitator materials, participant resources and staff orientation tools.
  • Role clarity, referral guidance and navigation workflows.
  • Implementation check-ins and ways to review readiness and progress.

Training is scoped to the role. Professional credentials, clinical competencies and any formal certification requirements are identified with the appropriate qualified professionals or bodies.

Discuss training & workforce preparation →Relevant workforce expertise →Support putting plans into practice →
How services can connect
An illustrative service network

Different entry points.
Connected support.

People may enter at different points, use several supports or return as needs change. This is a planning illustration, not a prescribed clinical pathway.

People, goals
& choicesNavigation connects services
Detox & stabilizationAccess to appropriate withdrawal supportOutpatient treatmentCare while living at homeInpatient treatmentA live-in treatment settingStructured sober livingHousing with recovery supportContinuing careFollow-up and routes back to supportFamily & communityEducation, connection and practical support
Guide to developing a treatment or recovery program →Business & operating models →Policies & operations →

Before you begin

Questions about program development.

Can you help with public, community and private programs?

Yes. We shape the service and operating model around the people served, your mandate, resources and relevant requirements. The scope can address a new program or improvements to an existing service.

Can you connect treatment with housing and family support?

Yes. We can plan how inpatient treatment, structured sober living, continuing care and family services connect, including referrals, transitions and partner responsibilities. Each service keeps a clearly defined purpose.

Does Truvation provide clinical treatment?

Truvation provides consulting, program development and organizational support. Clinical treatment and clinical decisions remain with the service provider and its appropriately qualified professionals.

Let’s connect

Tell us what
you’re working on.

An idea, a challenge or an existing plan is enough to start. We’ll help identify the support that fits.

Discuss your projectBook a free 30-minute call →