The Behavioural Health Navigator (BHN) Certificate Program is an initiative by the Recovery Training Institute of Alberta (RTIA) which incorporates courses developed by the Stanford Center for Health Education (SCHE).
Designed to professionalize Alberta’s recovery workforce, this program integrates world-class education with practical, real-world training to prepare learners for impactful careers in addiction and recovery services.
With a structured pathway that emphasizes evidence-based practices, cultural competency, and career mobility, the BHN certificate bridges the gap between lived experience and professional excellence. Whether you’re currently working in recovery services or aspiring to join this transformative field, this program provides the tools, knowledge, and credentials needed to thrive.
This program features courses developed by the Stanford Center for Health Education, bringing world-class expertise to Alberta’s recovery workforce. The inclusion of Stanford’s Psychology of Addiction and Recovery course provides learners with knowledge grounded in evidence-based research and best practices.
Gain a comprehensive understanding of addiction and recovery principles through high-quality, evidence-based training
Access courses developed by the Stanford Center for Health Education, which provides academic content grounded in evidence-based research and best practices.
Build your pathway to success in Alberta’s recovery-oriented care system with credentials recognized for their excellence.
The BHN Certificate Program is structured into nine comprehensive steps, ensuring learners build both theoretical understanding and practical skills:
Join us on this journey to professionalize and elevate recovery services across Alberta.
Whether you’re an experienced professional, a passionate newcomer, or a leader in the making, this program offers the knowledge and training to enhance your expertise in recovery-oriented care
Enrollment for the BHN Certificate Program is managed exclusively through RTIA. Reach out for more information.