Residential Mental Health Programs are a highly effective way of healing individuals from things like Anxiety, Depression, Grief and Loss, PTSD, Trauma, Anger and many other mental health related issues.

 

Our goal: We want to meet the client where they are on the road to recovery and provide the tools that they need to move further along this continuum. We emphasize self-determination, personal responsibility and encourage our clients to re-write their life stories in a motivational, supportive environment.

The Program: We offer an intensive, residential program (30-120 days). The core components of this program are group therapy, individual therapy, psycho-educational workshops, and fitness.

Group Therapy:  Keeping with our low residential capacity of 6  clients per residence, we are able to keep our groups small and personal, with a maximum of 10 clients when women and men come together.  In group therapy, clients will be examining their lives through various exercises, projects, and general group work.

Our Technique:  We believe strongly in dealing with many of the underlying issues that are fueling mood disorders, so groups will pinpoint topics such as anxiety, depression, anger management, codependency, and boundaries.

Our Small Groups and Pyscho-educational workshops include topics such as:

• • Post Acute Withdrawal Syndrome
  • Neurobiology
  • Changing Beliefs
  • Managing Stress
  • Self Esteem
  • Feelings and Positive Thinking
  • Non-Violent Communication
  • Anger Management
  • Healthy Relationships
  • Grief and Loss
  • Anxiety and Depression
  • Codependency

Valiant Behavioural Health offers a Residential Program to help change the environment temporarily that is triggering mental healt issues.

The lifestyle change of living at our Residential Program can help improve the overall mood; getting regular exercise, limiting caffeine and alcohol, eating healthier alternatives while limiting sugar and fat can all be effective as well. Reducing stress and sleeping at least seven to nine hours per night can also impact depression.

At Valiant Behavioural Health, we like to explore Nutraceutical approaches to treating mental health issues as our first course of action, if this is still not effective we will look at pharmaceutical options after.

Benefits of Our Programs:

• A Renewed Sense of Self Determination
• A Renewed Sense of Community
• Effective and Meaningful Intensive Group and Individual Therapy
• A Fresh, Holistic View
• Professional Staff that Believe in You
• Up-to-Date Research
• Engaging Workshop Topics
• Long Term Support
• Life Skills Development
• Caring and Knowledgeable Staff
• Doctor Support
• A Place to Get Well and Realize Recovery

We are a small private program that treats individuals for Mental Health problems in a residential setting. Being in an intensive setting allows clients to get to the root issues behind there problems, in a shorter period of time. Whether the roots are Emotional, Chemical (physical), or Spiritual. We desire to treat the whole person. Our team of Dedicated Compassionate staff are on site 24 hours a day to help support clients through the treatment process.

Our goal: We want to meet the client where they are on the road to recovery and provide the tools that they need to move further along this continuum. We emphasize self-determination, personal responsibility and encourage our clients to re-write their life stories in a motivational, supportive environment.

The Program: We offer an intensive, residential program (30-120 days). The core components of this program are group therapy, individual therapy, psycho-educational workshops, and fitness.

Group Therapy:  Keeping with our low residential capacity of 6  clients per residence, we are able to keep our groups small and personal, with a maximum of 10 clients when women and men come together.  In group therapy, clients will be examining their lives through various exercises, projects, and general group work.

Our Technique:  We believe strongly in dealing with many of the underlying issues that are fueling mood disorders, so groups will pinpoint topics such as anxiety, depression,

Business Philosophy:

Valiant Behavioural Health is dedicated to providing the highest quality of individualized treatment for mental health treatment in a caring and compassionate environment. Client confidentiality is of utmost importance. We treat each client with dignity and strive to replace hopelessness, fear and despair with optimism, hope and a new vision for life. Our staff of professionals are dedicated to excellence while providing life purpose. An understanding environment empowers clients to reach their goals and experience a life that has been renewed.

Our Approach to Mental Health Programming:

Our approach to treatment: We hold a non-judgemental, holistic perspective and encourage clients to take responsibility for their own lives and recovery. We view our clients as capable adults who are valuable members of our society and who are quite able to change the direction of their lives. We do, however, recognize that the recovery process looks different for everyone.

Our philosophy and approach are experienced throughout the programs, which brings stability and comfort to clients as well as helps them move further along in finding balance in their lives. Clients are treated with respect and dignity in all of our programs and will find professional and experienced staff running them. 

Mental Health Illnesses

Many people in society today are struggling with Mental Health Issues, but with out proper healthy solutions the number will continue to grow. We offer many therapies to help with many kinds of Mental Health concerns, along with vitamins, supplements and medications

Antisocial Personality Disorder– Antisocial Personality Disorder is one of the common mental illnesses associated. In some cases this illness causes the user to self medicate with drugs, while in others certain drugs can cause this illness.

Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder– Individuals with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder often have problems with substance abuse. The user may use sedatives or marijuana to come down from the hyper state, but this can cause other problems instead.

Bipolar Disorder– Bipolar disorder is a mental illness which causes an individual to fluctuate between being manic and being depressed, the two poles of human nature. This mental illness may be made worse by substance use because of the chemical changes caused in the brain.

Generalized Anxiety Disorder– Many individuals who have substance problems suffer from generalized anxiety disorder. This mental illness can lead to a sense of anxiety which occurs without a legitimate reason for this emotion.

Depression– Substance abuse can cause depression, and is commonly associated with this mental illness. Chronic drug or alcohol abuse causes the brain to produce fewer neurotransmitters, and this can cause depression or make it worse.

Mania– Some types of substance abuse can cause mania to occur. This is especially true if stimulants, also referred to as uppers, are abused.

Obsessive Compulsive Disorder– Obsessive Compulsive Disorder is another mental illness which has been linked to substance abuse. Chronic drug or alcohol abuse can cause this illness to appear in otherwise mentally healthy individuals.

Panic Disorder– Panic disorder causes the individual to feel a sense of panic or impending doom without any reason.

Phobias– Many types of substance abuse can result in phobias, which are a form of mental illness. This activity can also cover paranoia, which can be a side effect of marijuana and other drugs.

Post Traumatic Stress Disorder– Post Traumatic Stress Disorder occurs when something so traumatic happens to an individual that they have difficulty coping with it. Many people who suffer from this mental illness try to cope by turning to drugs or alcohol, but this usually only makes the symptoms worse.

Schizophrenia– Schizophrenia can be caused by the chronic use of drugs and alcohol. People who suffer from this mental illness may also turn to substance abuse in an attempt to stop the symptoms they are experiencing.