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Who We Are

“We don’t end up in the homes of our clients by mistake”.

The number of individuals suffering from addiction and mental health conditions has dramatically increased over the past decade, with the recent COVID-19 pandemic exacerbating the challenges of accessing support for substance abuse and mental health issues.

Our services are designed for individuals and families across Canada who are grappling with addiction, mental health diagnoses, and trauma-informed conditions. We are committed to bringing together individuals and their families by guiding them to the best evidence-based services.

Mission Statement: Interventions Canada mission is to interrupt the cycle of destructive behaviors arising from substance abuse and mental health disorders affecting individuals and their families. By nurturing hope and compassion, we aim to provide families with opportunities to help their loved ones transform their lives, creating a journey towards healing and recovery. We firmly believe that healing and recovery are attainable through professional intervention.

Vision Statement: Interventions Canada vision is to guide families in finding recovery solutions for their loved ones. We accomplish this by championing both families and their loved ones equally, with the aim of embracing professional assistance and embarking on the journey to recovery.

Our Philosophy

We believe that individuals have the capacity to change and enhance their life quality.
We are committed to treating our clients with dignity and empathy.
We value listening openly and without judgment.
We uphold the principle that families deserve a voice.
We consider the whole family as the unit of care.

Take a moment to reflect on your story and how you, as the concerned party, are being affected by your loved one’s addictions or mental health challenges. Imagine if you will, that there is a large elephant in the room. The elephant being the actions of your loved one that have harmed you in their addiction. Think now of how you and your family are reacting to the “elephant in the room”. Do you find yourself fearful to walk, talk, or that you will do something to wake this domineering, destructive elephant?

Do you find that on some days, you tip toe around this elephant? Afraid to even look or act, unsure as to what will trigger a negative response? Are you terrified that one day, the actions of the elephant, your loved one in their addiction, will end in their complete loss of hope and ultimately, their loss of life due to the powerful, hopeless nature of their disease?

I want you to take note how you feel around your loved ones and how you are been held hostage by your loved ones addictions.

It is vital for you as a family member to understand that their addiction, and consequent behavior is based on self centeredness, denial, justification and their jaded rationalization of any and all harmful actions. Addiction is a disease aptly described as “one too many is never enough”.

If you continue, as their loved one, to tip toe, to walk on eggshells, remember that no matter what you do, or don’t do or say, eventually the elephant in the room will awaken.

If any of this rings true, know that it is time for professional help. It’s time to find a way to feel hope again.

Patricia have seen the number of individual’s suffering from addiction and mental health issues risen dramatically over the last decade, with the recent fentanyl and Covid pandemic, it has only made substance abuse disorder for alcohol and drugs and mental health conditions more of an emergency.

At Interventions Canada, we take pride having the highest standard of education, experience very seriously by providing evidence-based practices in all our services. Ms. Pike has trained many professionals throughout Canada and the United States providing education trainings for interventions credentials and certifications. Patricia provides intervention training throughout Canada; she has helped over 300 professionals obtain education credentials so they can help others in their communities.