Divine Intervention Treatment Solutions Inc.

Services

PLANNED SERVICES & PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT

Divine Intervention Treatment Solutions Inc. (DITSI) is developing a Veteran-focused, faith-integrated service model addressing homelessness, behavioral-health challenges, substance-use recovery needs, reentry barriers, employment, housing navigation and related instability. The service areas described below are planned or developing areas. Regulated clinical, residential, substance-use or other professional services will be delivered directly only after all required licensing, credentialing, staffing, insurance, contracts and professional authorization are in place, or through appropriately qualified partner organizations.

Planned Case Management & Resource Navigation:

DITSI is developing case management and resource-navigation approaches to help Veterans identify needs, explore available resources, and connect with appropriate community and professional partners.

Individualized Support Planning:

DITSI plans to develop individualized support pathways based on each Veteran’s needs, goals, and available community resources, subject to appropriate professional partnerships and authorization.

Planned Behavioral Health Support:

  • Behavioral Health Support & Partnerships: DITSI is developing behavioral-health support pathways and partnerships for Veterans. Regulated counseling or psychotherapy services will be provided only through appropriately qualified and authorized professionals or partner organizations.
  • Psychiatric Care Partnerships: DITSI is exploring partnerships and resource pathways that may connect Veterans with appropriately qualified psychiatric professionals and services when needed.
  • Trauma-Informed Support:DITSI is developing trauma-informed support resources and partnerships for Veterans who may benefit from qualified professional services.

Planned Co-Occurring Recovery Support:

DITSI is developing recovery-support pathways for Veterans experiencing behavioral-health and substance-use challenges, with regulated clinical services to be provided through appropriately qualified professionals or partner organizations when authorized.

Planned Substance-Use Recovery Support:

  • Detoxification Resource Navigation: DITSI plans to help Veterans identify and navigate appropriate qualified detoxification and recovery resources through authorized providers and community partners.
  • Behavioral Health Recovery Support:DITSI is developing recovery-support resources and partnerships addressing substance-use and behavioral-health challenges.
  • Planned Peer Support:DITSI is developing opportunities for peer connection and community support for Veterans working toward recovery.

Planned Housing & Homelessness Support:

DITSI is developing housing-navigation and community-resource pathways to help Veterans experiencing homelessness identify appropriate housing options and support resources.

  • Transitional Housing Navigation: DITSI is developing pathways to help Veterans identify appropriate transitional and permanent housing resources through qualified community partners.
  • Housing Resource Navigation: PDITSI plans to help Veterans navigate available housing resources, benefits, and community programs.
  • Homelessness Prevention Resources: DITSI is developing resource-navigation and partnership approaches to help Veterans identify support that may reduce housing instability and homelessness.

Planned Vocational & Employment Support:

These are programs designed to assist veterans in acquiring job skills, searching for employment opportunities, and reintegrating into the workforce.

  • Job Training: Provide skills training and workshops to enhance veterans’ employability and help them find sustainable employment.
  • Resume Building: Assist veterans in creating and updating their resumes, preparing for job interviews, and developing job-search strategies.

Planned Health & Wellness Resources:

  • Healthcare Resource Navigation: DITSI is developing resource-navigation pathways to help Veterans identify appropriate healthcare providers and community health resources.
  • Nutritional Support: Offer guidance on healthy eating habits and provide nutritious meals to support overall well-being.

Peer Support and Community Integration:

  • Peer Mentorship: Connect veterans with peers who have successfully navigated similar challenges, offering guidance, empathy, and inspiration. These groups provide a safe space for veterans to share their experiences and receive encouragement from those who can relate.
  • Recreational Activities: Organize recreational and social activities to help veterans build positive social connections and engage in enjoyable experiences.

Planned Family & Relationship Support:

  • Family Support Resources: Include family members in the treatment process to improve communication and address any family dynamics contributing to the veteran’s challenges.
  • Relationship Support Resources: Provide relationship counseling for veterans and their partners to strengthen support systems.

Aftercare and Relapse Prevention:

  • Continuing Support:Offer ongoing support and resources for veterans after completing the initial treatment program.
  • Relapse Prevention Planning:Work with veterans to develop strategies for managing triggers and preventing relapse.

Holistic Therapies:

  • Yoga and Meditation:Incorporate mindfulness practices to promote relaxation, stress reduction, and emotional well-being.
  • Art Therapy:Use creative outlets to help veterans express themselves and process their emotions.

Legal and Financial Assistance:

  • Legal Services:Provide access to legal advice and assistance in addressing any legal issues veterans may be facing.
  • Financial Counseling:Offer guidance on managing finances, budgeting, and accessing available benefits.

DITSI is developing a holistic, faith-integrated support model that considers the unique needs of Veterans and aims to connect individuals with appropriate recovery, housing, behavioral-health, employment, and community resources through qualified partners and future programs.