Withdrawal Management & Recovery – Page 11 – Level Up Resources Repository

Contact:: Simon Goodspeed 604-687-7483
Phone number:: (604) 687-7483
Fax number:: 780-523-3922 (High Prairie) | 780-524-4068 (Valleyview)

Onsite Detox Program provides medically supported withdrawal management and recovery services, with a harm reduction approach. Operated by PHS Community Services Society and Vancouver Coastal Health, it offers individual rooms with complete washrooms for “Detoxing with Dignity”, and daily programs for physical support, cultural wellness, and recovery. Assistance in accessing permanent housing and other support services is provided, with dedicated supported housing available for transitioning residents. Onsite is located directly above Insite which allows them to provide treatment services for people the moment they make the decision.

Contact:: valcampbell_foothills@yahoo.ca
Phone number:: (403) 553-4466
Fax number:: (780) 567-3403

People 18 years and over who need detoxification from substance use. Priority is given to pregnant women and Alberta residents. A telephone interview is required before admission.

Wait Time: Admission wait times vary throughout the day. Phoning ahead to see if a bed is available to plan the admission will shorten the wait time.

Contact:: ppdcs@shaw.ca
Phone number:: (780) 791-2525

This program is for clients who have issues with alcohol/other drug use or gambling. This is a voluntary group.

Clients meet with an Addiction Counsellor prior to commencing the program.

Wait Time: New clients start each Monday.

Outpatient Treatment Program also available through Pastew Place.

Phone number:: 780-538-5210 (Main Reception) | 780-538-6303 (Detox)
Fax number:: (403) 640-2520

The Northern Addictions Centre is a 20-bed facility. It is a detoxification center service to help people who suffer from alcohol or other drug addiction. It gives the patients 24-hour care by the nursing staff and professional physicians. The drug rehabilitation program usually lasts between four to seven days. At first, when people come into the centre, they get a personal assessment to establish what will be needed and so plan the treatment. When a client completes detoxification, he is introduced to self-help groups for psychological help.

Outpatient Treatment Program also available through Northern Addictions Centre.

Contact:: office@safeharboursociety.org
Phone number:: (403) 347-0181
Fax number:: 403.245.9485

Medically Supported Detox
Hours of Operation: 24 hours – 7 days a week

In this program, we provide adults (18 years and older) with support and a safe environment as they withdraw from alcohol, drugs, or other substances. The program is voluntary and free of charge. The stay is typically 5 – 7 days, and while people are with us, nursing staff, physicians, and case managers are sensitive to the needs of clients during this time and provide 24-hour support and encouragement.

The Medically Supported Detox is located at 5246 53rd Ave.

Wait Time: Admission wait times vary.

Contact:: mensresidentialtreatment@houseoffriendship.org
Phone number:: 519-742-8327 Ext. 522

A weekly two-hour group is available for one year following completion of any residential addiction treatment program for those who have the goal of abstinence.

This group provides an opportunity for men to build supports and receive support through the challenges of early recovery.
Referrals to community supports are provided.

Contact:: info.men@srmonarchrs.ca
Phone number:: 705-675-1179 Ext. 3246

Aftercare meeting for men. The purpose is to enhance recovery and decrease the chance of relapse.

Contact:: mtcpeer@hopeplacecentres.org
Phone number:: 905-878-1120 Ext. 223
Toll-free number:: 877-761-6357

Peer support for men who have recently completed residential treatment.

Phone number:: 519-742-8327
Toll-free number:: 866-826-7350

Men’s Open Recovery is a weekly support group where men are able to share about their recovery challenges, successes and hopes in a supportive space with other men.

Participants are asked to abstain from substances 24 hours prior to attending group.

Participants must have access to a private and confidential space, access to an email address, stable internet connection, and device with microphone and camera is required to participate.

Physician Assistants conduct mental health assessments and provide ongoing support as needed to pre-existing patients who are receiving treatment for substance use. Support may include brief counselling and medications as required. Physician Assistants work with the Psychiatrist to coordinate additional assessment as needed.

Phone number:: 905-758-2279

Delivers mental health and addiction services to individuals 12 years of age and older living in Markham, Thornhill, Stouffville and north Durham Communities.

Services are delivered by health care professionals including; nurse practitioner, social worker, harm reduction worker, registered nurse and peer support worker.

Services include:
– Addictions Pharmacotherapy
– Case Management
– Counselling (individual and family)
– Court Support
– Education and Awareness
– Family Support
– Harm Reduction Education
– Housing Support
– Language Support
– Naloxone Kit
– Navigation
– Peer Support
– Referrals
– Safer Use Supplies

Phone number:: 226-446-9902

Intake worker for Six Nations Mental Wellness providing support for individuals (including but not limited to clients of the RAAM clinic) and helping to receive streamlined access to Six Nations Continuum of Mental Health and Addictions Services. Services can include referrals to others services as appropriate.

Phone number:: 905-378-4647 Ext. 32542

Provides outpatient services, including medical assessment, methadone maintenance treatment and referral, to help people manage their opiate dependence.

Contact:: intakes@bluewatermethadoneclinic.ca
Phone number:: 519-627-5800

Methadone and Suboxone maintenance therapy. Kadian used to assist with stabilization. Assisting individuals with opiate dependency through individual counselling and various groups. Model of service is harm reduction or abstinence, depending on individual’s preferences.

Contact:: intakes@bluewatermethadoneclinic.ca
Phone number:: 519-337-5000

Methadone and Suboxone maintenance therapy. Kadian used to assist with stabilization. Assisting individuals with opiate dependency through individual counselling and various groups. Model of service is harm reduction or abstinence, depending on individual’s preferences.

Contact:: intakes@bluewatermethadoneclinic.ca
Phone number:: 519-351-5800

Methadone and Suboxone maintenance therapy. Kadian used to assist with stabilization. Assisting individuals with opiate dependency through individual counselling and various groups. Model of service is harm reduction or abstinence, depending on individual’s preferences.

Contact:: MAARS.Admin@camh.ca
Phone number:: 416-535-8501 Ext. 2
Toll-free number:: 800-463-2338 Ext. 2

The Metro Addiction Assessment Referral Service (MAARS) offers substance use assessment and referral services free of charge to anyone who lives in Toronto.

Contact:: mwmintake@nmninoeyaa.ca
Phone number:: 705-256-3003
Toll-free number:: 844-864-0523

At the Minobimaadizing Recovery team we offer walk-in and scheduled sessions for those experiencing substance use issues. We specialize in treating substance use disorders including but not limited to: alcohol use disorder, opioid use disorder, and stimulant use disorders. In addition, we offer counselling services on-site.
The program includes:
– an initial intake interview
– medical examination and laboratory tests (where appropriate)
– supervised urine testing
– a signed treatment contract and treatment plan
– addiction counselling
– regular medical follow up
– after-care programming (i.e., relapse prevention)
– naloxone kits for distribution
– harm reduction supplies
– referrals
– point of care HCV testing

Contact:: mwmintake@nmninoeyaa.ca
Phone number:: 705-256-3003
Toll-free number:: 844-864-0523

At the Minobimaadizing Recovery team we offer walk-in and scheduled sessions for those experiencing substance use issues. We specialize in treating substance use disorders including but not limited to: alcohol use disorder, opioid use disorder, and stimulant use disorders. In addition, we offer counselling services on-site.
The program includes:
– an initial intake interview
– medical examination and laboratory tests (where appropriate)
– supervised urine testing
– a signed treatment contract and treatment plan
– addiction counselling
– regular medical follow up
– after-care programming (i.e., relapse prevention)
– naloxone kits for distribution
– harm reduction supplies
– referrals
– point of care HCV testing

Contact:: mwmintake@nmninoeyaa.ca
Phone number:: 705-256-3003
Toll-free number:: 844-864-0523

At the Minobimaadizing Recovery team we offer walk-in and scheduled sessions for those experiencing substance use issues. We specialize in treating substance use disorders including but not limited to: alcohol use disorder, opioid use disorder, and stimulant use disorders. In addition, we offer counselling services on-site.
The program includes:
– an initial intake interview
– medical examination and laboratory tests (where appropriate)
– supervised urine testing
– a signed treatment contract and treatment plan
– addiction counselling
– regular medical follow up
– after-care programming (i.e., relapse prevention)
– naloxone kits for distribution
– harm reduction supplies
– referrals
– point of care HCV testing

Contact:: mwmintake@nmninoeyaa.ca
Phone number:: 705-256-3003
Toll-free number:: 844-864-0523

At the Minobimaadizing Recovery team we offer walk-in and scheduled sessions for those experiencing substance use issues. We specialize in treating substance use disorders including but not limited to: alcohol use disorder, opioid use disorder, and stimulant use disorders. In addition, we offer counselling services on-site.
The program includes:
– an initial intake interview
– medical examination and laboratory tests (where appropriate)
– supervised urine testing
– a signed treatment contract and treatment plan
– addiction counselling
– regular medical follow up
– after-care programming (i.e., relapse prevention)
– naloxone kits for distribution
– harm reduction supplies
– referrals
– point of care HCV testing

Contact:: mwmintake@nmninoeyaa.ca
Phone number:: 705-256-3003
Toll-free number:: 844-864-0523

At the Minobimaadizing Recovery team we offer walk-in and scheduled sessions for those experiencing substance use issues. We specialize in treating substance use disorders including but not limited to: alcohol use disorder, opioid use disorder, and stimulant use disorders. In addition, we offer counselling services on-site.
The program includes:
– an initial intake interview
– medical examination and laboratory tests (where appropriate)
– supervised urine testing
– a signed treatment contract and treatment plan
– addiction counselling
– regular medical follow up
– after-care programming (i.e., relapse prevention)
– naloxone kits for distribution
– harm reduction supplies
– referrals
– point of care HCV testing

Contact:: movingforward@houseoffriendship.org
Phone number:: 519-742-8327
Toll-free number:: 866-826-7350

Moving Forward Group. To provide quick access to information and services to women in recovery who are parenting children, and to work collaboratively with community services. Moving Forward Group also includes children’s care and programming.

Contact:: admin@paarc.com
Phone number:: 905-629-1007 Ext. 222

Support for individuals related to reducing the harms of opioids, opiates, narcotics, and related substance use.

Contact:: goodmindsadmin@mbq-tmt.org
Phone number:: 613-967-0122 Ext. 167

NNADAP provides prevention strategies through culturally appropriate programming to educate and create awareness about addictions and addiction-free lifestyles. Intervention strategies provide assessments and referrals to treatment centres, preparation of individuals for entry to treatment centres or rehabilitation treatment programs. Strategies also include short-term counseling in crisis situations and out-patient counseling services. Aftercare and follow up services provide support to individuals returning home or to their community from treatment and provide ongoing care.

Phone number:: 807-226-1026
Toll-free number:: 877-855-5530

Provides services and support for individuals and families struggling with substance use issues.
– offers Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) and Narcotics Anonymous (NA) meetings when required
– provides transportation to all meetings and workshops upon request

Prevention:
– provides public seminars/meetings to raise community awareness of substance use and problematic gambling
– holds educational sessions in schools
– coordinates cultural and spiritual events

Intervention:
– facilitates recreational activities and social events
– provides individual and group discussions
– offers cultural and spiritual gatherings

Aftercare Services:
– provides the following services aimed at preventing substance use problems from reoccurring:
– counselling, sharing circles and support groups
– regular phone calls and home visits
– referrals to Band services, social services, detoxification and treatment centres and medical assistance

Contact:: goodmindsadmin@mbq-tmt.org
Phone number:: 613-967-0122

Provides support for loved ones of people experiencing addictions. Strategies include understanding addictions, cultural resources, and one-on-one counselling.

Contact:: srowntree@wabano.com
Phone number:: 613-748-0657 Ext. 289

The New Beginnings Circle, a traditional addictions support group for Indigenous men, will explore the issues of self-care, healthy lifestyles and addictions using both Indigenous and Western teachings. Dinner is provided.

Phone number:: 519-371-3642 Ext. 3212
Toll-free number:: 888-451-2642 Ext. 3212

New Directions counsellors support adults who are concerned about their own or someone else’s substance use or gambling.

Phone number:: 519-371-3642 Ext. 3212
Toll-free number:: 888-451-2642 Ext. 3212

New Directions counsellors support adults who are concerned about their own or someone else’s substance use or gambling.

Phone number:: 519-371-3642 Ext. 3212
Toll-free number:: 888-451-2642 Ext. 3212

New Directions counsellors support individuals who are concerned someone else’s substance use or gambling.

Phone number:: 519-371-3642 Ext. 3212
Toll-free number:: 888-451-2642 Ext. 3212

New Directions counsellors supports individuals who are concerned someone else’s substance use or gambling.

Phone number:: 416-535-8501 Ext. 2
Toll-free number:: 800-463-2338 Ext. 2

Treatment models offered include a bio psychosocial model using motivational interviewing and cognitive behavioural frameworks. We offer a harm reduction approach through a multi-disciplinary team. Group counselling. Clients attend follow up appointments with a medical staff for medications. Consultations and treatment for individuals wanting to change their tobacco use. Phone consultation for health care practitioners. Serve special populations including pregnant women, clients with mental health and/or addiction issues, as well as clients with serious medical issues.

Contact:: info.women@srmonarchrs.ca

Indigenous women are assigned to the Indigenous counsellor during the regular residential program. After the program, the counsellor can follow the client for up to two years, through telephone, letters, email or chat.

Phone number:: 705-247-2391

This program offers:

– referral services, treatment plans for addiction recovery, and case management at all stages of recovery
– information regarding and referrals to indigenous and mainstream residential treatment centres, withdrawal management services, and aftercare programs
– referrals to different types of counselling based on individual needs (addiction counselling, trauma therapy, traditional life coaching
– access to both cultural and Western-based services, depending on their individual needs

Contact:: E-mail: mitaa@telusplanet.net
Phone number:: (780) 523-3372 (High Prairie) | (780) 524-2909 (Valleyview)
Fax number:: (403) 297-4592

The Metis Indian Town Alcohol Association Program offers short-term, non-medical support for individuals with substance use disorders. Our social detoxification programs provide room, board, and interpersonal support to those in need of a safe environment for withdrawal from drugs or alcohol. Admission is open to individuals who are intoxicated or experiencing withdrawal and can walk with minimal assistance. This service is provided by Alberta Health Services and contracted service providers.

Phone number:: 705-726-5033

Nurse Practitioner offers primary care for individuals in and around Barrie with mental health and/or addiction concerns who do not have a family physician.

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