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Directory of Canada Specialized Client Group Rehab Programs
The following groups lists alcohol and drug rehab programs limited to certain groups in Canada based on occupation (lawyers, medical professionals, etc.), race (Inuit or First Nations) or designated at-risk populations (pregnant mothers that drink alcohol), etc.
Links are provided to directories that specialize in these populations.
Programs limited to particular occupations:
Armed Forces
Law Enforcement
Lawyers
Medical Professionals
War Veterans
Other Workplace Programs (monitoring, EAPs, etc.)
Programs limited to groups based on age:
Programs limited to groups based on race:
Programs limited to at-risk populations:
Pregnant Mothers Who Drink Alcohol (FASD)
Injection Drug Users (IDU)
Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender (GLBT)
Homeless
Sex Workers
Programs limited to individuals in the criminal justice system:
ABORIGINAL ALCOHOL AND DRUG PROGRAMS
National
The federal government provides funding for treatment and rehabilitation services for on-reserve First Nations and Inuit people through the National Native Alcohol and Drug Abuse Program (NNADAP), supported by the Medical Services Branch of Health Canada. Treatment is one of four major program components of the NNADAP program, which is broken down according to prevention, treatment, research and development, and training (Source: Health Canada).
The Aboriginal Youth Network allows aboriginal youth from across Canada to connect to overcome disadvantages, whether they be addictions or just plain old racism.
Health Canada has a treatment centre directory of National Native Alcohol and Drug Abuse Programs.
The National Aboriginal Health Organization (NAHO)has a list of provincial and federal aboriginal programs listed alphabetically.
The National Native Addictions Partnership Foundation (NNAPF) has additional information on aboriginal programs including native drop-ins, women’s shelters, etc.
Alberta
The Alberta Alcohol and Drug Abuse Commission (AADAC) has a AADAC “aboriginal specific” services in Alberta.
British Columbia
The Association of BC First Nations Treatment Programs is an inter-agency network of residential/outpatient addictions programs operated by First Nations in the province of B.C. Currently, the Association has a membership of 10 programs located both in rural and urban settings.
Nova Scotia
Native Alcohol and Drug Abuse Counselling Association of Nova Scotia (NADACA)
Quebec
First Nations of Quebec and Labrador Health and Social Services Commission
Saskatchewan
The Metis Addictions Council of Saskatchewan has a directory of services for their members
ARMED FORCES ALCOHOL AND DRUG PROGRAMS
In 1980, the Department of National Defence (DND) established its own treatment and rehabilitation program, entitled the Addictions Rehabilitation Program (ARP). Other than Halifax, military personnel must obtain inpatient treatment at civilian treatment centres. Client assessment and follow-up is still provided by each military base (Source: Health Canada).
The Canadian Forces Health Information Line
is a call centre designed to provide CF members with convenient telephone access to health care advice, general health information, and guidance on where and how to access health care services. The service is available to all eligible CF members, and is operated on a 24 hour/day, 7 day/week basis.
Toll-free: (877)644-3368
Canadian Forces Health Services has a list of base addresses and phone numbers for all bases listed across Canada.
The Edmonton Garrison Personnel Support Program has a list of resources & links for the Edmonton military community.
Phone: (780)973-4011
The Member Assistance Program is a voluntary and confidential service, initiated by the Canadian Forces (CF) to help members and family members who have personal concerns that affect their personal well-being and/or work performance.
Toll-free: (800)268-7708
Strengthening the Forces, operated by local health promotion offices, is a health promotion program designed to assist Canadian Forces (CF) members, Regular and Primary Reserve, to take control of their health and well-being. Some programs are also available to families and other members
British Columbia
Lazo
Canadian Forces Base Comox
Social Work Dept., 21 CF Health Services Comox
DeVries, Gerry
PO Box 1000 Stn. Main
Lazo BC V0R 2K0
Phone: (250)339-8211 x.8774
OTHER WORKPLACE ALCOHOL AND DRUG PROGRAMS
Monitoring & Case Management
British Columbia
Carriere, Norma RN
1106 Zeballos Dr.
Courtenay BC
V9N 8P7
Phone: (250)338-7154
Note: performs monitor work for Courtenay/Comox and other areas of Vancouver Island.
Lori Foster Counselling & Consulting
Foster, Lori RCC, MEd.
17-964 Shoppers Row
Campbell River BC V9W 2C5
Phone: (250)286-1250
Roitberg, Daniel RTC, ACRPS
401-625 5th Ave.
New Westminster BC
325-2184 West Broadway
Vancouver BC
Phone: (604)589-8325
Healthserv Professionals Inc.
Kathryn C Rud
Suite 201 – 3939 Quadra St.
Victoria BC V8X 1J5
Phone: (800)270-8048 x. 226
Russell Drinkwater & Associates
220-990 Fort Street
Victoria BC V8W 1H7
Phone: (250)920-4290
Manitoba
Addiction Foundation of Manitoba
Drug Testing Program
Winnipeg MB
Phone: (204)944-6395
Note: available only in Winnipeg.
Occupational Medicine
The Canadian Board of Occupational Medicine (CBOM) has a list of physicians skilled in the practice of occupational medicine. These individuals are an excellent resource for companies interested in enhancing or developing drug-free workplace programs. For more information on a manual to assist in developing a drug-free workplace program visit Sunshine Coast Health Centre website.
Employee Assistance Programs (EAPs)
An EAP is a program that assists employees and family members with substance abuse, mental health, family, and other problems that negatively affect their job.
EAPs are generally provided by employers or jointly by employers and unions. These programs vary considerably in design and scope. Some focus only on substance abuse problems; others undertake a 'broad brush' approach to a range of employee and family problems. Some include proactive prevention and health and wellness activities, as well as problem identification and referral, and some are actively linked to the employee health benefit structure (Source: US Department of Health and Human Services).
Nationwide
Canadian Employee Assistance Program Association (CEAPA)
1031 Portage Avenue
Winnipeg MB R3G 0R8
Phone: (204)944-7063
Ceridian Integrated EAP & Work-Life Services (brand name – LifeWorks OneSource), a major global Employee Assistance Program provider, is engaged in providing high quality, high value EAP and Work-Life services to businesses of all sizes in Canada.
Employee Assistance Services Bureau of Health Canada is one of the largest national EAP providers in Canada providing EAP services to a variety of Canadian public and para-public sector organisations across Canada, the USA and Europe for over 25 years.
Toll-free: (888)366-8213
Family Services Employee Assistance Programs is a national network of service agencies in Canada. National services are enhanced with specialized regional services and access to local community-based programs.
FGIworld assists over 2,000 organizations effectively manage the mental, social and physical health of their employees and families to reduce the huge productivity costs of absence and underperformance on the job.
60 Columbia Way, Suite 900
Markham ON L3R 0C9
Toll-free: (800)268-5211
Note: For information, general assistance or to arrange for an appointment with an FGIworld counsellor, simply call the toll-free line, 24-hours-a-day, 7-days-a-week.
Consultants Longpre & Associes
507, Place d'Armes, bureau 1100
Montreal QC H2Y 2W8
Phone: (514)843-7009
Toll-free: (800)567-AIDE
Organizational Health Incorporated
10111 97 A Ave.
Edmonton AB T5K 2T3
Phone: (780)944-0321
Proact PAE Inc.
710 - 235, boul. René-Lévesque Est
Montréal QC H2X 1N8
Phone: (514)875-8882
Toll-free: (877)632-3164
Solareh is a service provider that boasts unique expertise in the areas of absenteeism prevention, health and return to work management, and psychosocial counselling following an accident or loss. Our clients consist of insurance companies that offer our services to their business and individual clients through life and health insurance or general insurance contracts.
200-1500 du Collège
Saint-Laurent QC H4L 5G6
Phone: (514)744-3592
WarrenShepell
130 Bloor Street West, Suite 200
Toronto ON M5S 1N5
Phone: (416)961-0023
Toll-free: (800)461-9722
Toll-free: (800)387-4765 (English Support Line)
Alberta
Anton Counselling & Health Psychology
Richard W. Anton, CPA, APA
Suite 700, Bow Valley Square II
205-5 Ave. SW
Calgary AB T2P 2V7
Phone: (403)263-5543
GF Byrnes & Associates Inc.
305-1167 Kensington Cres NW
Calgary AB T2N 1X7
Phone: (403)777-1270
HumanaCare
10103 97A Avenue NW
Edmonton AB T5K 2T3
Phone: (780)429-3800
Toll-free: (800)661-8193
CG Hylton & Associates Inc.
Suite 103, 138-18 Ave SE
Calgary AB T2G 5P9
Phone: (403)264-5288
Toll-free: (800)449-5866
Insight EFAP International
PO Box 6172
Hinton AB T7V 1X5
Janus Associates Psychological Services
#601-1177 11th Avenue SW
Calgary AB T2R 1K9
Phone: (403)269-9600
Toll Free: (877)269-9666
Personal Support Network
Provincial Building
449 - 9915 Franklin Avenue
Fort McMurray AB T9H 2K4
Phone: (780)791-1757
Sykes Assistance Services
# 901, 10050, 112 Street, NW
Edmonton AB T5K 2J1
Phone: (780)448-0628
West Yellowhead ARS
217 Pembina Ave.
Box 6096
Hinton AB T7V 1X5
Phone: (780)865-1333
Toll-free: (888)865-3327 (within Alberta)
British Columbia
Aroon Shah & Associates
Vancouver
Phone: (604) 713-8646
BC EAPA
Box 9055, Kingsgate RPO
370 E Broadway
Vancouver BC V5T 4T8
Phone: (604)742-1178
Brown Crawshaw Inc. (BCI)
1100 - 777 Hornby Street
Vancouver BC V6Z 1S4
Phone: (604)683-3255
Toll-free: (800)668-2055
Columbia Valley ARS
#1, 1051 Victoria Street
Trail BC V1R 4L7
Phone: (250)368-9118
Toll Free: (877)368-9118
Family Services EAP
300-1665 West Broadway
Vancouver BC V6J 1X1
Phone: (604)732-6933
Toll-free: (800)667-0993
Family Services of the North Shore
Suite 101 – 255 West 1st Street
North Vancouver BC V7M 3G8
Phone: (604)988-5281
Interlock Employee and Family Assistance Corporation
4727 Hastings St.
Burnaby BC V5C 2K8
Phone: (604)431-8200
Toll-free: (800)663-9099
Lower Mainland Assessment & Referral Service
204-5623 Imperial St.
Burnaby BC V5J 1G1
Phone: (604)437-4776
Toll free: (800)910-8555
Powell River ARS
6817 Burton Street
Powell River BC V8A 1Y2
Phone: (604)485-2800
South Vancouver Island ARS
305-394 Duncan Street
Duncan BC V9L 3W4
Phone: (250)746-6900
Toll-free: (877)746-6911
Thompson Nicola ARS
#408 - 153 Seymour Street
Kamloops BC V2C 2C7
Phone: (250)372-2262
Toll Free: (800)665-1095
Upper Island ARS
625C – 11th Ave.
Campbell River BC V9W 4G5
Phone: (250)287-2266 (Campbell River)
Phone: (250)338-4533 (Comox Valley)
Toll-free: (866)789-2266
Vancouver Civic Employees Assistance Program
1400-750 W Broadway
Vancouver BC V5Z 1H1
Phone: (604)665-2150
Wilson Banwell Human Solutions
Suite 1600-255 Burrard St.
Vancouver BC V6C 2G8
Phone: (604)689-8604
Manitoba
Flin Flon & District ARS
18 North Avenue
Flin Flon MB R8A 0T2
Phone: (204)687-4865
Manitoba Blue Cross
599 Empress Street
Winnipeg MB
Phone: (204)775-0151
Toll-free: (800)-USE-BLUE (873-2583) within MB
Toll-free: (888)596-1032 elsewhere in Canada
Note: a large provider of group health and dental benefits, health spending accounts and employee assistance programs.
Manitoba Government and General Employees Union
601-275 Broadway
Winnipeg MB R3C 4M6
Phone: (204)982-6438
Toll-free: (866)982-6438
The Pas & District ARS
302 Ross Ave., Box 336
The Pas MB R9A 1K5
Phone: (204)623-4236
Newfoundland
Employee Assistance Program is a joint program of the Government of Newfoundland and Labrador, The Newfoundland Association of Public Employees, and the Public Sector Managers' Association. The purpose of the Program is to provide any employees in the Newfoundland and Labrador Public Service with an opportunity to obtain help for personal problems that are either affecting, or have the potential to affect, work performance. Problems may be marital, family, financial, emotional or those associated with substance abuse, or gambling.
Nova Scotia
Human Solutions
Halifax, NS
Toll-free: 1(877) 422-9547
Nova Scotia Government Employee Assistance Program
Toll-free: (800)777-5888
Ontario
Aroon Shah & Associates
Toronto
hone: (416) 523-0455
Aspiria Employee Assistance Program
1054 Centre Street, Suite 373
Thornhill ON L4J 8E5
Phone: (905)886-1433
Toll-free: (877)277-4742
Baylis & Associates
219 Queenston Street
St. Catharines ON L2P 2W9
Phone: (905)641-1688
Toll Free: (877)422-9547
Employee Assistance Program Association of Toronto (EAPAT)
101 - 33 Hazelton Avenue, Lower Level, Box 35
Toronto ON M5R 2E3
Phone: (416)410-8913
Note: An organization for individuals involved in Employee Assistance Programs in greater Toronto.
Humanitas EAP Inc.
Phone: (416)674-5592
Northern Corridor ARS
12 Ash Street
Kapuskasing ON P5N 2C8
Phone: (705)335-5588
Pathways Health Promotion
3040 Bradburn Road
Blackstock ON L0B1B0
Phone: (905)986-9777
Temiskaming Dist. ARS
81 Fifth Ave.
Englehart ON P0J 1H0
Phone: (705)544-7565
Valley EFAP
84 Isabella St.
Pembroke ON K8A 5S5
Phone: (613)735.2116
Toll-free: (800)661.0340
Quebec
Saskatchewan
Hudson Bay & District ARS
113 Main St., Box 898
Hudson Bay SK S0E 0Y0
Phone: (306)865-4211
Personnel Performance Consultants
Location 1
1118 College Drive
Saskatoon SK S7N 0W2
Phone: (306)664-0000
Toll-free: (888)425-7721
Location 2
45-41 Broadway
Yorkton SK S3N 0L6
Phone: (306)783-0711
Yukon
Barb Nimco and Associates, Inc.
606 Wood St.
Whitehorse YT Y1A 2G3
Phone: (867)668-4058 or (867)668-3277
LESBIAN, GAY, BISEXUAL AND TRANSGENDER (LGBT) ALCOHOL AND DRUG PROGRAMS
British Columbia
Gay Men’s Counselling
Vancouver BC
Phone: (604)314-3811
Note: Does not maintain a list of gay counsellors.
Prism Alcohol & Drug Services
320-1290 Hornby St.
Vancouver BC V6Z 1W2
Phone: (604)658-1214
Ontario
Chinese Family Services of Ontario
Phone: (416)979-8299
Note: staffed by a team of professionals in the disciplines of social work and counselling psychology.
Rainbow Services
Location 1
33 Russell Street
Toronto ON M5S 2S1
Location 2
175 Brentcliffe Road
Toronto ON M4G 3Z1
Phone: (416)535-8501 ext. 6781
Note: provides to the gay, lesbian, transgender, transexual and bisexual communities: consultation and assessment; individual, couple and group therapy; weekly outpatient groups; 3-week day/residential treatment groups; support groups for loved ones; aftercare groups; support with coming out; coping with oppression; and education, training and consultation service to providers. Single gender (lesbian/bi women or gay/bi men) groups are offered as well as mixed gender LGBT groups.
HOMELESS ALCOHOL AND DRUG PROGRAMS
British Columbia
Covenant House Vancouver
575 Drake Street
Vancouver BC V6B 4K8
Phone: (604)685-7474 (Crisis Shelter)
Toll free: (877)685-7474
The City of Vancouver has an Inventory of Facilities and Services Related to Homelessness in the City of Vancouver including addiction services.
Victoria Cool Aid Society
#102-749 Pandora Ave.
Victoria BC V8W 1N9
Phone: (250)383-1977
Note: Cool Aid addresses issues related to housing, such as accessibility, affordability, alternative housing programs and homelessness. In addition to housing and shelter, Cool Aid also provides primary multi-disciplinary health care at the Cool Aid Health Centre. Through the provision of accessible and affordable service we are able to meet individual needs and make a positive contribution to creating a healthy and vibrant community.
Ontario
Covenant House Toronto
20 Gerrard St. E.
Toronto ON M5B 2P3
Phone: (416)598-4898
Toll Free: (800)435-7308
Note: For homeless youth.
IMPAIRED DRIVER (DUI/DWI) PROGRAMS
National
Health Canada has a comprehensive list of impaired driver programs across Canada.
Mothers Against Drunk Driving offers support services to victims, heighten awareness about the dangers of drinking and driving, and to save lives and prevent injuries on our roads.
Toll-free: (800)665-6233
Alberta
The Alberta Motor Association has the Alberta Impaired Drivers’ Program called “IMPACT.”
Box 8180 Station South
Edmonton AB T6H 5X9
Phone: (780)430-8811
Toll-free: (800)272-5698
British Columbia
Stroh Health Care has the Responsible Driver Program for impaired driving.
#201-1205-56th Street
Delta BC V4L 2A6
Phone: (604)948-4912
Toll-free: (800)948-4912
Ontario
Bellwood Total Health Centre has a program for impaired drivers.
The Ontario Ministry of Transportation has the Back on Track Program for impaired drivers. The Ministry has a list of other impaired driving programs and campaigns.
Manitoba
The Addiction Foundation of Manitoba has the Impaired Drivers Program. Anyone unsure of the need to access the Addictions Foundation of Manitoba Impaired Driver Program should contact Driver and Vehicle Licensing at 204-945-6864.
Saskatchewan
The Saskatchewan Impaired Driver Treatment Program provides intervention for persons convicted of a second or subsequent drinking and driving offence.
CPS Communications and Public Education
1200-1874 Scarth Street
Regina SK S4P 4B3
Phone: (306)787-7872
INJECTION DRUG USERS (IDU) PROGRAMS
The following services are harm reduction programs designed to minimize the contracting of infectious disease among injection drug users:
National
Canadian Aids Society has a directory listing over 125 community-based AIDS organizations across Canada and Provincial and Territorial HIV/AIDS Hotlines.
British Columbia
Vancouver Native Health Society
Positive Outlook Program HIV/AIDS
441 East Hastings St
Vancouver BC V6A 1P5
Phone: (604)254-9937
Note: open to anyone (including non-aboriginals) but MUST have documented proof of HIV/AIDS.
Manitoba
Mount Carmel Clinic
Sage House
422 Dufferin Ave.
Winnipeg MB R2W 2Y5
Phone: (204)943-6379
New Brunswick
New Brunswick Department of Health
Carleton Place
520 King Street
Fredericton NB E3B 6G3
Toll-free: (877)784-1010
Nova Scotia
Mainline Needle Exchange
2385 Agricola Street
Halifax NS B3K 4B8
Note: Needle exchange, counseling, anonymous testing.
Ontario
Ontario AIDS and Sexual Health Information deals with issues related to harm reduction, injection drug use, and needle exchange programs.
Toll-free: (800)686-7544
The Works Needle Exchange Program has a list of agencies that offer needle exchange under contract.
City of Toronto Public Health
277 Victoria St., Main Floor
Toronto ON M5B 1W2
Phone: (416)392-0521
St. Joseph's Care Group
Sister Margaret Smith Centre
PO Box 3251
35 Algoma St. N
Thunder Bay ON P7B 5G7
Phone: (807)343-2425
Quebec
Quebec Health and Social Services
Ministère de la Santé et des Services sociaux
Site web du Service de lutte contre les ITSS
201 boul. Crémazie Est RC-03
Montréal QC H2M 1L2
Saskatchewan
The Street Project and Needle Exchange Program
2110 Hamilton St
Regina SK S4P 2E3
Phone: (306)766-7799
Note: The Street Project van is on Regina streets Monday to Friday evenings. The program helps prevent the spread of HIV/AIDS, Hepatitis B and C, and other blood borne and sexually transmitted diseases. There is counselling for sex trade workers and street youth, and a Needle Exchange program for injection drug users and condom distribution. Needle exchange services are also available at Carmichael Outreach (1925 Osler Street) and through the STD clinic at 2110 Hamilton St.
LAW ENFORCEMENT PROGRAMS
Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP)
Treatment and rehabilitation services for members of the RCMP are administered through the Health Services Program. This program provides RCMP members with access to assistance for substance abuse and other personal problems. RCMP and civilian treatment services are utilized, with a Health Services Officer servicing each province and territory, serving a case management role (i.e., assessment, referral and follow-up). For members of the RCMP requiring assistance contact your regional headquarters. Source: Health Canada.
Bellwood Total Health Centre has a program for law enforcement officers.
Toronto Police Employee and Family Assistance Program
641 Eglinton Avenue West
Toronto ON M5N 1C5
Phone: (416)944-9123
LAWYER PROGRAMS
International
International Lawyers in Alcoholics Anonymous is a group of recovered lawyers and judges carrying the message of recovery within our profession. Their purpose is to act as a bridge between reluctant (in denial) lawyers/judges and Alcoholics Anonymous.
National
Legal Profession Assistance Conference of the Canadian Bar Association (LPAC)
Toll-free: (800)667-5722
Provincial Lawyers Assistance Programs (LAPs)
Alberta Lawyers Assist Program
Professional Help: (800)461-8908 or (403) 237-8880
Executive Director (877)737-5508 or (403) 537-5508
British Columbia Lawyers Assistance Program
415-1080 Mainland St.
Vancouver BC V6B 2T4
Phone: (604)685-2171
Toll-free: (888)685-2171
Manitoba Lawyers at Risk (LAR)
Toll Free: (800)590-5553
Available to members of the Law Society of Manitoba through Manitoba Blue Cross
New Brunswick Lawyer’s Assistance Program
Toll free: (888)315-2244 (A bilingual service)
Newfoundland Professionals’ Assistance Program
Rosemary Lahey, MSW, RSW
Clinical Co-ordinator
Phone: (709)754-3007
Toll-free: (800)563-9133
Northwest Territories
See Ontario Lawyers’ Assistance Program
Nova Scotia Lawyers’ Assistance Program
PO Box 2651
Halifax NS B3J 3P7
Toll-free: (866)299-1299
Nunavut
See Ontario Lawyers’ Assistance Program
Ontario Lawyers' Assistance Program
Leota Embleton, Program Manager
5025 Orbitor Drive, Bldg. 2, Suite 220
Mississauga ON L4W 4Y5
Phone: (905)238-1740 ext. 222
Toll Free: (877)576-6227
Quebec Bar Association
PAMBA Lawyers Association
Phone: (514)286-0831
Quebec Notaires
Assistance for all types of personal problems including stress, burnout, addictions, marital difficulties, financial distress and depression are available from the Programme D'Aide Aux Notaires.
Phone: (514)856-6888
Toll-free: (800)665-5472 from anywhere in Quebec.
Saskatchewan Lawyers Concerned for Lawyers
2353 Smith Street
Regina SK S4P 2P7
Phone: (306)757-6130 (Regina)
Phone: (306)978-4466 (Saskatoon)
Toll-free: (800)780-5256
Yukon
See BC Lawyers’ Assistance Program
OFFENDER PROGRAMS
Treatment and rehabilitation services for federal offenders is provided by Correctional Service Canada (CSC). The core of CSC programming involves four levels of treatment intensity to which inmates are matched according to a comprehensive assessment. The CSC also provides programs for long-term offenders, a program for offenders just released from prison to prevent relapse, a gender-specific program for women and the Native Offender Pre-Treatment Substance Abuse Program (Source: Health Canada).
Only a select few residential treatment facilities are equipped to take direct referrals from Correctional Services Canada. Here is a listing for treatment centers by region:
Prairie Region (Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba)
Alberta
Edmonton Drug Treatment &Community Restoration Court(EDTCRC)
Jim Myklebust, Executive Director
101, 10010-105 St.
Edmonton AB T5J 1C4
Phone: (780)438-7590 ext. 5124
Note: The John Howard Society has a good article on how the EDTCRC differs from other drug treatment courts in Canada.
British Columbia
Drug Treatment Court of Vancouver
209B-1200 West Pender
Vancouver BC V6E 2S8
Phone: (604)775-0144
Note: The Drug Treatment Court is a special court within the legal system that emphasizes treating rather than incarcerating addicts. The Drug Treatment Court has been designed to meet the needs of non-violent offenders who are addicted to cocaine, heroin or opiates.
John Howard Society of BC - Nanaimo Region
Drug and Alcohol Services for Inmates
c/o Nanaimo Correctional Centre, Bag 4000
3945 Biggs Rd
Nanaimo BC V9R 5N3
Phone: (250)756-3300
Saint Patrick's House Society
1735 Yew St
Prince George BC V2L 2X3
Phone: (250)564-5530
Note: supportive recovery services for 6 weeks to 90 days.
Manitoba
Winnipeg Drug Treatment Court (WDTC)
Winnipeg MB
Phone: (204)944-6343
Ontario
Algoma Treatment and Remand Centre
800 Great Northern Rd
Sault Ste. Marie ON P6A 5K7
Phone: (705)946-0995
Note: medium security intensive residential treatment centre for inmates.
Toronto Drug Treatment Court
Centre for Addiction and Mental Health
33 Russell St., 3rd Floor
Toronto ON M5S 2S1
Phone: (416)595-6128 (Treatment)
Phone: (416)594-9300 (Duty Counsel Office)
Note: Toronto established the first Drug Treatment Court in 1998 as a pilot project of the National Strategy, along with the Government of Ontario, the Ontario provincial court and the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health. It is also being funded under the Crime Prevention Investment Fund.
Saskatchewan
Regina Drug Treatment Court
Regina SK
Phone: (306)766-6300 (ask for the DTC Coordinator)
Note: Regina is one of six locations in Canada with a Drug Treatment Court. The Regina DTC forms part of the Regina Drug Strategy’s response to addiction problems and furthers Project Hope: Saskatchewan's Action Plan for Substance Abuse.
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMS
National
Canadian Medical Association Centre for Physician Health and Well-being
(type in “physician health” in the search bar then select the “Centre for Physician Health” link)
CMA head office:
1867 Alta Vista Drive
Ottawa ON K1G 3Y6
Toll free: (800)457-4205
International Doctors in Alcoholics Anonymous
Note: a group of approximately 4700 recovering health care professionals of doctorate level who help one another achieve and maintain sobriety from addictions.
Alberta
Alberta Physician and Family Support Program (PFSP)
Alberta Medical Association
Provides service to the Yukon and Northwest Territories.
Phone: (403)228-2880
Toll-free: (877)767-4637
Note: Your call will be answered by a staff member at Kelly, Luttmer & Associates Ltd. You will be asked for your name, a contact phone number and a convenient time for an assessment physician to call you back within 1 hour. When the assessment physician calls, you will discuss your concerns and decide on the best referral(s) for you and/or your family. PFSP's assessment physicians are familiar with the special circumstances surrounding physician health and lifestyle issues.
British Columbia
DPAP Counselling
32597 Verdon Way
Abbotsford BC V2T 7Y3
Phone: (604)308-5232 or (604)737-0168
Toll-free: (800)661-9199 or (888)669-9199
Note: a support program for staff and members of the BC Dental Association and their families.
PharmAssist
Note: PharmAssist is a program funded by the BC Pharmacy Association for members in need of help with emotional or addictions problems.
Toll-free: (800)667-2190
Note: counselling services for members of the BC Pharmacy Association.
Physician Health Program of British Columbia
College of Physicians and Surgeons of BC
Suite 912 - 1125 Howe St
Vancouver BC V6Z 2K8
Phone: (604)742-0747
Phone: (800)663-6729
Note: Administrative coordinator arranges for duty PHP physician to return the call (same working day). For out-of-hours emergency situations, we rely on the emergency medical services of the province (e.g. family physicians, emergency rooms, ambulance services).
Manitoba
Manitoba Physicians at Risk (PAR) Program
Phone: (204)237-8320
Note: A peer assistance program wholly funded by the Manitoba Medical Association that helps physicians and their families experiencing difficulties in their private and professional lives. Leave a message on the 24-hour voice mail service.
Manitoba Pharmaceutical Association
Manitoba Pharmacists-at-Risk Program
187 St. Mary's Rd.
Winnipeg MB R2H 1J2
Phone: (204)992-2704
New Brunswick
New Brunswick Physician Health Program
Phone: (506)635-8410, Chair of Physician Health Committee
Phone: (506)458-8860 New Brunswick Medical Society Office
Newfoundland
Newfoundland and Labrador Professional's Assistance Program
Toll-free: (800)563-9133
Nova Scotia
Nova Scotia Professional Support Program
Phone: (902)468-8215
Note: 24-hour helpline; response in 12-24 hours (usually immediately); appointment within 48 hours (usually before) but depends on situation and client's schedule
Ontario
North York General Hospital
Branson Addiction Program
555 Finch Ave. W
Toronto ON M2R 1N5
Phone: (416)756-6642
Ontario Physician Health Program
Toll-free: (800)851-6606 (in-province)
Toll-free: (800)268-7215 x2972 (throughout Canada)
Note: Physician Health Program (PHP) staff will respond by telephone, email or in person, depending on the situation and the request of the individual. The PHP does not at this time provide after hours service, but appointments are available outside office hours.
Prince Edward Island
Prince Edward Island Physician Support Program
Toll-free: (888)368-7303 (toll-free within 902 area code)
Quebec
Quebec Physicians Health Program
Phone: (514)397-0888
Toll-free: (800)387-4166
Note: the first evaluation is done over the phone or at the time of first encounter and the formal assessment by an expert is scheduled within 1 to 15 days
Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan Physicians Support Program
Phone: (306)244-2196
Toll-free: (800)667-3781 SMA office (in-province only)
Note: Confidential contact or referral can be accessed through the Director, of Physician Support Program at SMA or any committee member. During the initial contact, you will discuss your concerns and decide on referral to an outside agency – or intervention by the Saskatchewan Physician Support Program (SPSP). Intervention by SPSP will involve an assessment of the physician (and family), 2 committee members within 72 hours and a treatment plan will be established.
PREGNANT MOTHERS WHO DRINK ALCOHOL (FASD) PROGRAMS
National
Directory of FASD Information and Support Services in Canada
FASD Connections is committed to building a community in which adolescents and adults with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder are included and encouraged and where their desire and potential is supported; where the experience of families is understood, acknowledged, and accepted; and where systems are equipped to respond in an informed, compassionate and responsible way.
Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) Information and Referral Service
Toll-free: (800)559-4514
Mother Risk at The Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto, is a clinical, research and teaching program dedicated to antenatal drug, chemical, and disease risk counselling. It is affiliated with the University of Toronto.
British Columbia
Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Assessment – Asante Centre
103 - 22356 McIntosh Avenue
Maple Ridge BC V2X 3C1
Phone: (604)467-7101
Toll Free: (866)327-7101
Note: Offers diagnostic, assessment and family support services, based on a multidisciplinary team approach, for children, youth and adults affected by FASD. Asante has a FASD related resource list that includes family support, prevention, diagnosis, older FASD, justice, etc.
Ontario
Saskatchewan
FASD Support Network of Saskatchewan
210-510 Cynthia St.
Saskatoon SK S7K 7L7
Phone: (306)975-0884
Toll Free: (866)673-3276
Note: The vision of the FASD Support Network of Saskatchewan, a parent-led organization, is for individuals with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder and their families to recognize themselves as safe, supported, valued and contributing members of the community.
SENIOR PROGRAMS
Aging in Canada is a website dedicated to alcohol issues that affect older adults.
Alberta
Calgary Health Region
Substance Abuse in Later Life (SAILL)
Geriatric Consultation Services, Seniors Health
Rockyview General Hospital
7007 - 14th St. SW
Calgary AB T2V 1P9
Phone: (403)943-3441 or (403)943-3776
Note: The SAILL program offers flexible treatment and specialized services for seniors and their families including: case management, counselling and family support, education and life enhancement groups, social support luncheons, alumni group and medical consultation.
British Columbia
Seniors Liaison Program provides assessment, active treatment, and after care to seniors, 55 yrs + who are experiencing alcohol and/or drug related problems.
Abbotsford Addictions Centre
2420 Montrose Ave.
Abbotsford BC V2S 3S9
Phone: (604)850-5106
Seniors Well Aware Program
Suite 202 – 309 West Cordova
Vancouver BC V6B 1E5
Phone: (604)662-7927
Victoria Innovative Seniors Treatment Approach
Vancouver Island Health Authority
2828 Nanaimo St
Victoria BC V8T 4W9
Phone: (250)953-3966
Note: treatment for seniors (55+). Residential component available in partnership with Oak Bay Lodge Intermediate Care Facility (three beds). Senior-specific rehabilitation. Committed to self-determination and personal responsibility (source: CCSA).
Manitoba
Partners Seeking Solutions with Seniors (PSSS)
c/o Creative Retirement Manitoba
270 Sherbrook St.
Winnipeg MB R3C 2B9
Phone: (204) 943-8176
Toll-free: (866)376-7204
Note: PSSS has a mission to generate and utilize knowledge that facilitates and supports a range of preventative, early intervention, treatment, and follow-up services related to substance misuse and abuse among older adults in Manitoba
Ontario
Alcohol, Drug and Gambling Services (ADGS)
21 Hunter Street East, 3rd Floor
Hamilton ON L8N 1M2
Phone: (905)546-3606
Note: Age Wise is a program for older adults (55+), who are concerned about their alcohol, drug and/or prescription drug use and/or problem gambling and wish to make healthy lifestyle choices.
The Centretown Community Health Centre in Ottawa has the Lifestyle Enrichmnet for Senior Adults (LESA) program for seniors in Ottawa struggling with drugs or alcohol.
Phone: (613) 233-5430
Toll-free: (877)795-8442
Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH) has the OPUS 55 Program .
Phone: (416)595-6128
Community Outreach Programs in Addictions (COPA)
49 Bathurst Street, Suite 200
Toronto ON M5V 2P2
Phone: (416)516-2982
Note: Committed to helping adults 55 years and over who struggle with addictions that impact their daily lives.
SEX WORKER PROGRAMS
British Columbia
Haven: A Society for Women and Children
PO Box 311
Nanaimo BC V9R 5L3
Phone: (250)755-1788
Crisis Line: (250)756-0616
Note: Provides transitional housing, an integrated day program, and case management services for women with or without children who are homeless or at risk of homelessness due to violence, their experience of sex trade activity, addictions, or incarceration. The Transitional Housing Program provides safe housing with residential supports and mentoring to help women at risk of homelessness initiate change and transition to independent living and housing that is stable and secure. Average length of stay is six months. The Integrated Day Program supports at-risk women through life skills training and the development of personal action plans. The program strengthens self-sufficiency and supports each woman's transition into regular community life. The Wrap Around Initiative provides integrated case management and flexible funding to ensure access to housing for at-risk women (Source: CCSA).
Prostitutes Empowerment Education and Resource Society (PEERS)
1-744 Fairview Road
Victoria BC V9A 5T9
Phone: (250)388-5325
Toll Free: (888)733-7722
Note: provides support, resources and programs for past and current sex workers—male or female—as well as help with housing, training and volunteering opportunities, advocacy and public education around sexual exploitation and the issues of adult sex work
Prostitution Alternatives Counselling Education (PACE)
119 West Pender, Suite 416
Vancouver BC V6B 1S5
Phone: (604)341-6110 (Help line)
Phone: (604)872-7651 (Admin)
Toll free: (866)872-8751
Triage Emergency Services and Care Society
707 Powell St
Vancouver BC V6A 1H5
Phone: (604)254-3700
Note: Serving clients from Vancouver and the Lower Mainland. For men and women who need immediate assistance for alcohol-drug and psychiatric problems. The program provides coordinated assistance in developing long-range treatment and living plans for clients who have had difficulty with other placements. Accepts people using methadone, and may accept pets; transitional housing (for up to two years) for women associated with the sex trade, or who have mental health issues or addictions. Harm-reduction approach through education. Screening and assessment; drug and alcohol outreach worker assists with referral process
Wish Drop-In Centre Society is operated by women for the exclusive use of female survival sex workers. Wish Drop-In Centre offers a variety of services including on-site nursing care, referrals to detoxification centres, rehabilitation houses, and shelters for upwards of 150 women per night.
WAR VETERAN PROGRAMS
Veterans Affairs Canada has a website listing mental health services in Canada.
Other Treatment Options
Additional services are also available at Ste. Anne’s Hospital. There is a pain management clinic, and the Inpatient Stabilization Program for Operational Stress Injuries.
Addresses of Operational Stress Injury (OSI) Clinics
Each clinic has a professional team of psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers, mental health nurses and other specialized clinicians. They develop personalized treatment plans in collaboration with each client. The spouse and close family members can also be involved in the treatment process.
Through specialized treatment, clients address difficulties, develop treatment objectives, find resources and improve their quality of life. While continuing to live in their community, clients attend periodic appointments at the OSI clinic (except for the residential and inpatient stabilization treatment programs).
BC Operational Stress Injury Clinic
UBC Hospital, Purdy Pavilion
M41- 2221 Westbrook Mall
Vancouver, BC V6T 1Z9
Telephone: (604) 827-0556
Carewest Operational Stress Injury Clinic
Market Mall Office Center, Suite 203
3625 Shaganappi Trail NW
Calgary, Alberta T3A 0E2
Tel: (403) 216-9860
Toll free number: (866) 398-9860
Deer Lodge Operational Stress Injury Clinic
2109 Portage Avenue
Winnipeg, MB R3J 0L3
Tel: (204) 831-3420
Toll free number : 1-866-522-2122
Website: www.deerlodge.mb.ca
Parkwood Operational Stress Injury Clinic
Veterans Care Program
801 Commissioners Rd East, Room H3013
London, Ontario N6C 5J1
Tel: (519) 685-4292, x 42399
Toll free: 1-877-237-6967
Website: www.sjhc.london.on.ca
Ottawa Operational Stress Injury Clinic
Mental Health Centre
1145 Carling Avenue
Ottawa, ON K1Z 7K4
Telephone: (613) 722-6521
Ste.Anne Operational Stress Injury Clinic
305, boulevard des Anciens Combattants
Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue (Québec)
H9X 1Y9
Telephone:(514) 457-3440
Toll free number:1 866 750-0422
Website: www.vac-acc.gc.ca
CHUQ OSI Clinic Québec
Operational Stress Injury Clinic/OSI Clinic
184, Racine Street
Quebec, Quebec G2B 5K3
Telephone: 418-657-3696
Toll free number: 1-866-657-3696
Fredericton OSI Clinic
Carriage Place
900 Hanwell Road, Unit 12
Fredericton, NB E3B 6A2
Telephone: (506) 474-2265
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