Enduring Care Solutions – Mental Health & Addictions Services Overview
- ericaplessis
- Feb 17
- 3 min read
Enduring Care Solutions – Mental Health & Addictions Services Overview
Introduction
Enduring Care Solutions is a multidisciplinary organization dedicated to supporting individuals struggling with mental health challenges and addictions. We provide a comprehensive, client-centered approach that integrates medical care, counseling, legal assistance, daily support, and housing solutions to ensure long-term recovery and stability.
1. Mental Health & Addictions Services
1.1. Addiction Recovery Programs
• Substance Use Assessments – Comprehensive evaluation of substance use history, triggers, and treatment needs.
• Medical Detox Coordination – Assistance in accessing medical detox services for withdrawal management.
• Outpatient Treatment Plans – Personalized recovery programs, including therapy, peer support, and case management.
• Relapse Prevention Planning – Identifying triggers, creating coping strategies, and ongoing monitoring.
1.2. Mental Health Support Services
• Trauma-Informed Counseling – Individual and group therapy for PTSD, anxiety, depression, and trauma-related disorders.
• Psychiatric Support – Coordination with psychiatrists for diagnosis, medication management, and follow-ups.
• Crisis Intervention – 24/7 emergency support for individuals in crisis, including collaboration with RCMP, hospitals, and crisis response teams.
• Behavioral Health Monitoring – Ongoing support from trained professionals for individuals with complex mental health conditions.
1.3. Dual Diagnosis Treatment (Co-Occurring Disorders)
• Integrated Care Approach – Addressing both mental health and addiction simultaneously.
• Medication Management – Ensuring adherence to psychiatric medications while managing addiction recovery.
• Specialized Counseling – Therapy focused on the intersection of addiction and mental health conditions.
2. Community Connections & Partnerships
2.1. Healthcare & Addiction Services
• Interior Health (IH) Mental Health & Addiction Center – Collaborative care with IH professionals for referrals, assessments, and treatment.
• Creston Valley Hospital & Emergency Services – Coordination of acute mental health and addiction crises.
• East Kootenay Regional Hospital (EKRH) Psychiatric Unit – Psychiatric evaluations, inpatient treatment, and discharge planning.
• Local Physicians & Nurse Practitioners – Ongoing medical care, medication prescriptions, and primary healthcare support.
2.2. Law Enforcement & Legal Assistance
• RCMP & Crisis Response Teams – Coordinated efforts for emergency situations, mental health interventions, and safety planning.
• Legal Aid Lawyer – Providing legal assistance for clients navigating criminal charges, family law, and social benefits applications.
• Probation & Parole Officers – Support for individuals involved in the criminal justice system due to substance use or mental health issues.
2.3. Housing & Basic Needs Support
• Low-Income & Supportive Housing – Access to affordable, stable housing for clients in recovery.
• Hotel Partnerships in Creston Valley – Temporary housing for individuals transitioning into long-term housing solutions.
• Food, Clothing, and Bedding Donations – Distribution of essential items to individuals in need.
• Employment & Financial Assistance – Guidance in securing legal identification, social assistance, and job placements.
3. Staff & Professional Team
3.1. Licensed Mental Health & Addiction Specialists
• Registered Clinical Counselors (RCCs) – Providing evidence-based therapy for mental health and addiction treatment.
• Certified Addiction Counselors – Supporting individuals in recovery through structured counseling programs.
• Trauma & PTSD Specialists – Addressing trauma-related disorders and past experiences contributing to addiction.
3.2. Medical & Psychiatric Care Providers
• Psychiatrists & Mental Health Physicians – Medication management, diagnosis, and mental health treatment plans.
• Registered Nurses (RNs) & Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs) – Providing medical oversight, withdrawal monitoring, and physical health assessments.
• Personal Support Workers (PSWs) – Delivering daily support, monitoring, and skill-building activities.
3.3. Legal & Social Support Team
• Legal Aid Lawyer – Assisting with court cases, legal documentation, and social benefits applications.
• Case Managers – Coordinating client services, advocacy, and crisis intervention.
• Employment & Housing Specialists – Helping individuals secure jobs, housing, and financial independence.
4. Service Accessibility & Funding Challenges
4.1. Current Funding Sources
• Private Insurance Plans – Accepting various private insurance policies to cover treatment costs.
• Government Funding (Limited Capacity) – Utilizing available funding for eligible individuals.
• Community Donations & Grants – Seeking support from donors, businesses, and grants.