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Men’s Concurrent Disorder Treatment Program

998614 Mulmur-Tosorontio Townline, P.O. Box 155, Glencairn, ON, L0M 1K0

The Men’s Concurrent Disorder Treatment Program continues to be cell phone-free. Cell phones will not be permitted onsite.

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On Saturday May 6 1967 The Salvation Army began their work in Glencairn ON when Commissioner Edgar Grinstead, Territorial Commander, officially opened and dedicated Hope Acres as a place that helps people experience lives filled with freedom and hope from the horrors of addiction.

Hope Acres Men’s Concurrent Disorder Treatment Program consists of a live-in component where individuals can reside for six (6) months.

The live-in treatment program has the capacity for 30 clients with support 24 hours per day, 7 days per week. The program is concurrent disorders and trauma -informed capable and accepts men/self-identifying men or non-binary individuals on opiate substitution therapies.

Utilizing a chronic care lens, the program is designed and operates with the recognition that the recovery process is often not linear and is complicated by co-occurring mental health, medical and social factors.  As such, lapses are not punished, but processed as learning opportunities, the goals of the client are given priority. Our goal is to provide hope and skills for each client to live their healthiest/happiest possible life without stigma or shame.

THLM recognizes the significant courage it takes to seek help for addiction and concurrent disorders and employs a “no wrong door” philosophy, responding to all inquiries within 24 hours, seeking to meet the needs of each client who approaches us, either through treatment services or appropriate referrals.


Live-In Treatment Program Inclusion Criteria

We accept people into to the program according to the following criteria:

  • Men, self-identifying men or non-binary individuals
  • 18 years of age or over
  • Self-identifies with an addiction or concurrent disorder
  • Stabilized on Opiate Replacement Therapies (Methadone/Suboxone)
    • Please Note: clients must be stabilized and agreeable to remaining on this treatment for the duration of their program (adjustments may be made based on the doctor’s assessment); clients will not be tapered off while in program

Program Components

The program employs the Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) model as the main agency framework and also provides:

  • Trauma Informed Care (including Seeking Safety)
  • Smoking Cessation, using Motivational Interviewing (MI)
  • Strength Based philosophical approach
  • Stages of Change Framework
  • Community Reinforcement Approach (CRA) (instruments include the Happiness Scale {Social Determinants of Health} and the Functional Analysis of Relapse)
  • Motivational Interviewing
  • Rational Emotive Behavioural Therapy
  • Solution Focused Therapy
  • Individualized treatment planning (e.g. use of internal and external treatment resources)
  • Individual counselling with clients
  • Group Process
  • Life Skill classes
  • Relapse Prevention Classes
  • Spiritual Care and Chapel Services (currently on pause due to vacancy in Chaplain position)
  • Recreation and Leisure
  • Living Skills
  • Social Integration/Outings
  • Anger Management
  • Choice Theory/Reality Therapy
  • Connection with external organizations (e.g., outside organizations providing classes within the treatment program)
  • Community supports for clients in treatment including 12 Step meetings, psychiatric referrals, family doctors
  • Discharge planning includes connecting the client to external service providers
  • Referrals

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Look at our NEW Program Schedule!

2023 HA Schedule


How to Apply

  1. Clients may make their initial inquiry by telephone to the Intake Worker- 705-466-3436 ext. 221. All inquiries will receive a response within 24 hours
  2. The Intake Worker will complete an Initial Screener Assessment
  3. The Intake Worker will schedule an admission date or make an appropriate referral
  4. Incarcerated clients will be provided with a window of time in which the Intake Worker will be available for their collect call

Initial Screener Form

Informed Consent to Live-In Treatment

Please review the below document:

Consent to Live-In Treatment–HA Sept 2023

Our team will review this with you at your admission and you will be asked to sign it to begin your program.

By signing, you are agreeing that you understand the risks and benefits of treatment and you are agreeing to participate in the Live-In Treatment Program at Hope Acres.


For Intake:

Shanelle Eves
Intake & Assessment

Phone: (705) 466-3436 ext. 221
Fax: (705) 466-3133
Email: torontohopeacres.intake@salvationarmy.ca

For more information, contact:

Korina Thompson
Program Coordinator

Phone: (705) 466-3436
Email: korina.thompson@salvationarmy.ca