Withdrawal Management & Recovery – Page 15 – Level Up Resources Repository

Contact:: info@thorperecoverycentre.org
Phone number:: 780-875-8890 (Detox and Residential)

Service targeted to: adults 18+, all genders, 2SLGBTQIA+ friendly. Some fees may apply. Please call for more information.

Thorpe Recovery offers 42-day Residential Addiction Program and takes a holistic approach to recovery that helps build resiliency and connection. Each participant takes an active role in their own recovery journey by attending lectures, participating in recreation opportunities, completing chores, and both individual and group therapy. These six weeks are challenging, but we’re here with you every step of the way. During this time, we’re focused on understanding the root of addictive behaviour and building a personalized recovery toolkit. If the client, counsellor, and referring body deem it necessary, the program length can also be extended to 60, 72, or 90 days.

Wait Time: We encourage individuals to submit applications as soon as possible to begin the admission process. Wait times can vary but will normally be between 4 – 6 weeks.

Duration: 10 days detox / 42 day Residential Treatment Program

Phone number:: 780-424-8335, ext. 0

George Spady Society’s Medically Supported Detox, offering a secure 31-bed unit in downtown Edmonton. Their expert team provides personalized care, including medical support, referrals to treatment facilities, mental health services, and housing. After detox, transition to our 10 post-detox recovery beds for continued support and safety. Prioritizing those in need of housing and treatment for mental health or substance use disorders.

Phone number:: 403-387-6266 / (403) 329-6603

Fresh Start Recovery Centre – Site 2, nestled in the serene Lethbridge countryside. Offering a 23-bed long-term addiction treatment program for both men and women, their approach combines the 12-step model and Family Systems Method. Founded in 1976 as Napi Lodge, the facility evolved into Fresh Start Lethbridge in 2020, merging expertise and history for effective recovery. Embracing the disease concept of addiction, their program includes daily counselling, recreational activities, and nutritional meals. With individualized treatment plans and peer support, we guide individuals toward sustainable recovery. Join us on the journey to restored lives and renewed hope. For inquiries, call

Contact:: lelout@kinghaven.ca
Phone number:: (604) 856-3966

Intensive Treatment Program: A 10-week treatment program designed for women who want to stop the cycle of substance misuse in their life. The program includes Life Management Skills, Art Therapy, Sewing, Meditation, Yoga, Exercise, Relapse Prevention, Treatment Planning, access to trauma counselling post-treatment, personality testing, pre-employment workshops and more. This program is appropriate for women who are seeking an intense program of recovery, which includes group facilitation, group therapy and individual counselling support.

Mollie’s Place: Mollie’s Place is a specialized residential program designed for women who are seeking a safe haven from substance misuse but are not yet ready for an intense residential treatment program. Mollie’s residents are encouraged to participate in a modified treatment program at their own pace until they are ready to move over to the intensive program or go back home.

Mom’s and Tots: Women with children are expected to participate fully in the Peardonville House Intensive Residential program. Clients have the opportunity to bring their under-school-age children to treatment with them to share the family recovery experience.

Contact:: miranda@charlfordhouse.ca
Phone number:: (604) 420-6601

The Charlford House program offers women 19+ years of age the following:
Supportive drug and alcohol-free environment
Accommodation
Balanced meals
Aerobics or yoga twice weekly with a certified instructor
Group and individual counselling
Addiction education
Guidance and direction within the context of the 12 Steps
Motivational guest speakers
Written exercises
Contracting of responsibilities
Resource referrals
Recreational activities and socialization
Personal development opportunities

This program is a minimum of 90-days.

Contact:: susan@westminsterhouse.ca
Phone number:: (604) 524-5633

Westminster House: Gender-specific addiction recovery program in New Westminster. Serving youth girls, adult women, and families with residential and virtual services. Accepting admissions from Western Canada and beyond, with private and publicly funded options. Primary program lasts at least 90 days, with condensed and virtual options available for those returning to work. Tailored treatment programs for specific addictions.

Contact:: bplant@turningpointrecovery.com
Phone number:: (604) 971-0111

“Turning Point Recovery Society North Shore Women’s: Providing culturally safe addiction recovery services for women in North Vancouver. Staffed by trained professionals, including Indigenous peers. Accepts clients on medication-assisted treatment and self-referrals. Referrals accepted from various providers. Specialized services available for Indigenous Peoples, women, transgender individuals, and 2SLGBTQ+ community. Accepts per diem payments for income disability assistance clients.

This program is 90 days.

Contact:: info@schc.ca
Phone number:: 1-866-487-9010

“Georgia Strait Women’s Clinic: 24-hour medical care, psychiatry, psychology, nutrition, fitness support, and specialized bodywork. Established in 1991, our 6th facility offers licensed and accredited mental health programs. Exclusively for high-functioning women seeking mental health treatment. We do not offer 12-step addiction treatments.”

This program is 30 days.

Contact:: intaketprm@turningpointrecovery.com
Phone number:: (604) 284-5354

Discover Turning Point Recovery Society’s Richmond Women’s Program, offering specialized addiction treatment in a safe and inclusive environment. Our trained staff provide culturally sensitive care and accept clients on medication-assisted treatment. Self-referrals and referrals from various providers are welcome, including Indigenous Peoples, women, transgender individuals, and 2SLGBTQ+ communities. We offer accessible payment options, including ‘per diem’ payments from the Ministry of Social Development. Begin your journey to healing today.

This program is 3 – 5 Months.

Contact:: Shannon Skilton intake@chrysalissociety.com
Phone number:: (604) 325-0576
Fax number:: 780-538-6359

New Dawn offers residential treatment programs to help women overcome their chemical dependency and substance misuse. The program is available to women in all stages of recovery and who experience multiple barriers to accessing treatment, often as a result of concurrent disorders.

The program includes education groups, weekly sessions with drug and alcohol counsellors, recovery treatment, 12-step programs, social activities, wellness programs, and help with transitioning to independent housing.

Duration: 90 Days

Contact:: ksad@phoenixcentre.org
Phone number:: (250) 374-4634

STLR is a 90-day integrated residential addiction program. If you live in the Fraser Health Authority catchment area covering the communities from Burnaby to Boston Bar, you may qualify for the Phoenix Stabilization and Transitional Living in Recovery Program. This 90-day program provides safe, structured and licensed residential addiction services. Using a bio-psycho-social-spiritual model, the program helps residents with health, well-being, housing, income, employment and quality of life. The program accepts applicants on opiate replacement therapies provided they are agreeable to being supervised by the Phoenix Centre’s sessional physician.

The waitlist is typically 4 – 16 weeks.

Contact:: helpme@innervisionsrecovery.com
Phone number:: (604) 466-4215

Hannah House: Women’s treatment center for substance abuse in Maple Ridge. Offering a 60-day program with possible extensions, administered by women. Access to private second stage houses for up to one year. Contact InnerVisions Call Centre to start your journey to recovery.

Contact:: nbuddin@ournewtomorrow.ca
Phone number:: (250) 318-3009

Treatment for youth is funded entirely by the Interior Health Authority. There is no cost for the client beyond individual needs and comfort items.

At New Tomorrow Treatment Solutions, our Youth Program, a trauma-informed lens, guides treatment that is inclusive, non-judgemental, caring and compassionate. Staff provide a structured, predictable environment fostering a sense of security as youth work toward developing the tools they require to achieve and maintain sobriety. The 3-month program is open to youth ages 12-18 from British Columbia ,with preference given to those from the Interior Health region.

Contact:: infor@thebridgeservices.ca
Phone number:: (250) 763-0456

The Youth Recovery House is a live-in program for young people aged 12 to 18 who are experiencing problematic substance use. The program provides a continuum of services, which can include withdrawal management, stabilization, treatment, and/or after-care. Self-referrals are accepted. The program is voluntary, and program participants can stay for up to three months. We offer harm reduction-based treatment, which means that you learn how to manage your addiction and choose a recovery path that best suits you,

Contact:: assist@thresholdhousing.ca
Phone number:: (250) 883-8831
Fax number:: 1-403-347-7275

Threshold Housing Society is introducing a supportive recovery program for youth battling substance use, in partnership with Island Health. Our program offers a safe environment and healing-focused approach, providing eight supportive recovery beds in Greater Victoria. With youth being highly vulnerable during the opioid crisis, our low-barrier services meet their unique needs. Referrals can be made by healthcare providers, family, or support persons

Contact:: susan@westminsterhouse.ca
Phone number:: (604) 524-5633

Westminster House – Youth & Emerging Adults Program (YEA): Our 6-month program supports youth and emerging adults in addiction recovery. Through counseling and peer support, clients explore core issues and develop sustainable recovery plans. With a focus on long-term residential treatment, we offer a supportive environment for growth and healing. Our continuum of care includes mental health assessment, counseling, peer support, nutrition, recreation, family support, and transitional programs.

Contact:: racheld@jacstoronto.org
Phone number:: 416-638-0350

This program is for people who identify as men who struggle with sexual and relationship compulsivity, use sex and love as maladaptive forms of coping, and are looking for a safe space to begin their recovery journey. Program is provided by Certified Sex Addiction Therapists (CSAT). These therapists have successfully completed professional development to support individuals with sex addiction and their loved ones.

Program is offered as a 28-day intensive virtual out-patient program, a 7-day intensive out-patient program, or by appointment based individual counselling.

Phone number:: 226-627-0621

S.W.E.E.T Recovery (Support Will Encourage Extraordinary Things) is an ongoing peer support group for women in any stage of recovery. Each session will include a discussion and social/learning activity.

Contact:: info@pchs4u.com
Phone number:: 905-677-0889 Ext. 161
Toll-free number:: 877-290-0808

Sahara Men’s Group program is a linguistically and culturally appropriate psychoeducational group program for South Asian men. The group addresses substance use and violent behaviour issues simultaneously. In addition, this group works closely with women and other extended family members.

Contact:: info@pchs4u.com
Phone number:: 905-677-0889 Ext. 161

Sahara Opioids Addiction Program (SOAP) provides linguistically and culturally appropriate services to individuals with opioids addiction. Services include assessment and referral to appropriate services, supportive counselling, and group program.

Contact:: info@pchs4u.com
Phone number:: 905-677-0889 Ext. 161

Sahara Opioids Harm Reduction (SOHR) Program provides services to individuals who are living in homeless shelters and are at risk as a result of opioids usage.

Contact:: info@pchs4u.com
Phone number:: 905-677-0889 Ext. 161
Toll-free number:: 877-290-0808

The Sahara Relapse Prevention Group Program is a linguistically and culturally appropriate psychoeducational group program for South Asian men with substance use problems.

Phone number:: 416-537-9346 Ext. 240

An outpatient opiate treatment program that works from a harm reduction, trauma informed approach, designed to reduce drug-related harm, without requiring the cessation of drug use. Supports people who are addressing opiate use. Clients can access opiate replacement therapies (methadone and suboxone), counselling, and case management.

This program outreach to clients with substance use issues within the hospital, be it the emergency room or inpatient wards. Provides screening and referrals to appropriate services for addictions care. Also provides capacity building to professionals within the hospital and other organizations and community services.

Serves individuals with substance use issues within the hospital, either in the emergency department or inpatient wards. Provides screening and referrals to appropriate services for addictions care. Also provides capacity building to professionals within the hospital and other organizations and community services.

Phone number:: 613-724-4881

Community-based counselling for addiction treatment services to young adults at all schools within the Ottawa Carleton District School Board (OCDSB). Rideauwood Prevention Education Program (RPEP) is offered to all grade 7 & 8 classes in the OCDSB. Services include: screening, assessment, treatment planning, individual counselling, referral and follow-up. The program incorporates a harm reduction and abstinence approach and treatment is based upon individual needs.

Contact:: info@ingersollnplc.ca
Phone number:: 519-926-6752

Screening and assessments for individuals experiencing substance use concerns.

Phone number:: 613-562-1415 Ext. 2
Toll-free number:: 877-654-0990 Ext. 2

Substance use, Internet and gaming addiction program operates with the following approaches: systemic family, cognitive behavioral, as well as trauma informed care and harm reduction. Program components for families include family therapy, parental counselling, parental psychoeducational groups and referrals as necessary.

Phone number:: 613-562-1415 Ext. 2
Toll-free number:: 877-654-0990 Ext. 2

Substance use, Internet and gaming addiction program operates with the following approaches: systemic family, cognitive behavioral, as well as trauma informed care and harm reduction. Program components for families include family therapy, parental counselling, parental psychoeducational groups and referrals as necessary.

Contact:: info@amethyst-ottawa.org

The Sexual Abuse Program provides group and individual counselling support to women-identified and gender diverse individuals as they heal from the trauma of childhood sexual abuse. Individuals are supported with healing from abuse without returning to chemicals or gambling to cope. Individuals who are involved with other addiction treatment organizations can also access this program.

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

Shkaabe Makwa Clinical Services is open to First Nations, Métis and Inuit individuals whose substance use and mental health circumstances are of concern to them. The program offers talking circles, group therapy, and traditional ceremonies and teachings. The service has Elder support and onsite ceremonial grounds and a sweat lodge which can be part of an individual’s treatment plan. The service blends western and traditional modalities of healing.

Contact:: collette.anderson@alliancecentre.ca
Phone number:: 705-753-2271 Ext. 721

Significant Others program offers counselling and support for family members who feel they are affected by someone’s substance use.

Contact:: sgordon@wabano.com
Phone number:: 613-748-0657 Ext. 247

Women will explore their own individual recovery path and healing by learning: self-care strategies; holistic approach to living a life of sobriety; communication styles; personal relapse triggers; healthy relationships and boundaries.

Contact:: youthsysnav@inuuqatigiit.ca
Phone number:: 343-550-4676

Youth Wellness Counselling, Cultural Support, Outreach and Case Management services are available to help Inuit youth develop positive lifestyles and cultural and community connection. Services include mental health and substance use counselling, harm reduction support, naloxone kits, housing assistance, safety planning, referrals, advocacy and access to Elders and cultural activities.

Contact:: adgs@hamilton.ca
Phone number:: 905-546-3606

Skills for Change is a weekly treatment group for individuals with substance use goals.

Participants help one another resolve problems with any addiction (to drugs or alcohol or to activities such as gambling or over-eating). Participants find and develop the power within themselves to change and lead fulfilling and balanced lives guided by our science-based and sensible 4-Point Program®.

Phone number:: 613-741-2523
Toll-free number:: 877-654-0990

SMART Recovery is a self-empowering addiction recovery support group. Participants learn tools for addiction recovery based on the latest scientific research and participate in a world-wide community which includes free, self-empowering, science-based mutual help groups.

Contact:: smart@sandyhillchc.on.ca

Coping strategies and tools are provided to help the individual and their loved ones with substance use issues. Methods are based on the tools of SMART Recovery and CRAFT Therapy (Community Reinforcement & Family Training). Meetings provide concerned significant others the tools they need to effectively support their loved one, without supporting the addictive behavior. These tools also help Family & Friends better cope with their loved one’s situation and regain their peace of mind.

This group is for families of children and youth. It is being offered in partnership with PLEO (Parents’ Lifeline of Eastern Ontario).

Contact:: admin@ay.on.ca
Phone number:: 905-527-4469

Individual counselling for youth who want to quit smoking.

Phone number:: 613-549-1440

Smoking Cessation offers one-on-one support with a staff member trained in helping individuals to stop smoking cigarettes and/or vaping. Stop smoking plans are jointly created between the individual and the staff, and regular check ins will be scheduled with staff.

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