Are you looking for a Drug Rehab Center and Addiction Recovery Options in Toronto?

Without treatment, addiction can rob you of everything: Your health, your finances, your future.Sobriety.ca Foundation’s Drug Rehab Center could be the answer for anyone in the Toronto area looking for addiction treatment and recovery with a Holistic Approach.

Sobriety’s Drug Rehab Center offers their residents an escalated quality of service in a friendly environment specialized in treating the individual. When you’re searching for an inpatient rehab centre with personalized treatment programs for yourself, family members or someone you love, Sobriety Drug Rehab could help.

Addiction is a complicated ongoing issue and substance use can sometimes take a lethal turn. Acting quickly and directly can get to the root of the problem before it gets worse or becomes dangerous. While it’s sometimes hard to gauge the degree of a problem, taking stock and trying to get answers and guidance is often the most sensible approach. If you’re dealing with the serious challenge of sorting through the assorted inpatient treatment centres in the GTA treating drug and alcohol addiction these resources may be helpful for you.

What should you look for in a Drug Rehab serving residents of Toronto?

When you are looking into getting help for addictions to substances such as prescription drugs or opioids; alcohol use disorders or mental health issues, remember that more than just pricing should be considered. There are a variety of options available, including government-supported healthcare and drug rehab centers with an accreditation and outpatient programs too. Always look for an addiction treatment centre that offers an evidence-based recovery program and employs counsellors capable of assisting with the detoxification process.

Why choose Sobriety Addiction Rehab Toronto?

Sobriety Foundation Drug Rehab offers a non 12-step residential treatment program with a medical-psychological approach. Medical detox is offered on-site to ease withdrawal symptoms commonly associated with the abrupt cessation of many drugs. Our rehab program core therapies include Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Group Therapy and specializes in a holistic approach to treatment and our aftercare programs are available to all our graduates to help with relapse prevention. Our therapeutic approaches have proven results. The center also strives to keep up to date with the latest evolving research into addiction and wellness. Sobriety’s Drug Rehab has been involved in supporting research into new addiction therapies. Alternative therapies are also used to strengthen recovery such as yoga, meditation, art therapy and massage. It’s the full package in exactly the right place in what could be the right time.

One of the things that addiction specialists observe is the strong feelings of relief that come when finally addressing a mounting problem. Suffering is always worse when you feel alone. The key thing is to have options for action and to make contact with potential source of help. Whether it’s helping yourself or a loved one, if you’re searching for answers in Toronto, the time to act may be now.

As Canada’s biggest city, Toronto also has some of the country’s largest drug problems.

Just like many major Canadian cities Toronto is not immune to problems with addiction, famously even the former mayor, Rob Ford, had a serious drug addiction which is perhaps proof that it can strike almost anyone. Ford spent time in drug rehab for substance abuse issues, an experience he would later describe as positive and life-changing.

Toronto has an increasing range of illegal drugs issues including well-known drugs such as crack, heroin, and cocaine and lesser known drugs such GHB, Meth, and a range of pharmaceutical drugs. When these become addictions they all become similarly dangerous.

Because Toronto is often the city where new drugs get introduced no one knows the implications or impact of some of these new substances.

Recovery Groups in the Toronto Area related to Drug Rehab:

Smart Recovery Toronto

• Friends & Advocates Centre
• The Crossways
• 2340 Dundas Street West, Toronto, ON M6P 4A9
• Gary Jack: 416-234-9245

List of Outpatient Treatment Facilities in Toronto – Addiction Related

Humber River Regional Hospital

• 2175 Keele St
• Toronto, Ontario
• Phone: (416) 249-8111
• Aftercare
• Outpatient Drug Rehab Centers
• Youth Drug Rehab Centers

Kenora Chief Advisory Inc, Addiction Counseling

• 115 Chipman Street – 3rd Floor, Kenora, Ontario
• Phone: (807) 467-8144
• Assessment
• First Nation
• Outpatient Drug Rehab Centers
• Youth Drug Rehab Centers

 Anishnawbe Health Toronto  

• QUEEN STREET EAST
  225 Queen St E, Toronto, ON
  T: 416-360-0486
  F: 416-365-1083
• GERRARD STREET EAST
  179 Gerrard St E, Toronto, ON
  T: 416-920-2605
  F: 416-920-8876
• CARLTON STREET
  213 Carlton St, Toronto ON

  T: 416 657 0379
  F: 416 657 3436

Ontario Federation of Indian Friendship Centres

• 219 Front Street East, Toronto, Ontario
• Phone: (416) 956-7575
• Assessment
• First Nation
• Outpatient Drug Rehab Centers

Recovery Counselling Services

• 4211 Yonge St., Suite 420, Toronto, Ontario
• Phone: (416) 640-1061
• Aftercare
• Outpatient Drug Rehab Centers
• Youth Drug Rehab Centers

University Health Network

• 399 Bathurst St., Toronto, Ontario
• Phone: (416) 603-5735
• Aftercare
• Outpatient Drug Rehab Centers

YMCA of Greater Toronto

• 2200 Yonge St., Unit 300, Toronto, Ontario
• Phone: (416) 928-9622
• Assessment
• Outpatient Drug Rehab Centers
• Youth Drug Rehab Centers

Toronto – Medical Services for Addiction and Withdrawal Management Services

Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH)

• 3rd floor – 60 White Squirrel Way, Toronto, ON M4G 3Z1
• Phone: (416) 535-8501 ext. 36071
• Toll-Free: 1(800) 463-2338 ext. 6616
• Note: an 18-bed medical detox. All clients are monitored by medically trained staff. Clients can self-refer between 8am -2pm Monday – Friday, no admissions on weekends or public holidays.

Humber River Regional Hospital

• Bridgewood Chemical Dependency Program
• Elective Inpatient Withdrawal Program
• 2175 Keele Street, Toronto, ON M6M 3Z4
• Phone:(416) 658-2029
• Note: all clients are monitored by medically trained staff. There are 11 beds in the psychiatric care unit that are for acute withdrawal.

St. Joseph’s Health Centre

• Withdrawal Management Service
• 30 The Queensway, Toronto, ON M6R 1B5
• Phone: (416) 530-6400 (residential detox)
• Phone: (416) 530-8000 ext. 6141 (home detox)
• Toll-Free: 1(866) 366-9513 (GTA Access Central)
• Note: Non-medical detox, so clients must be sufficiently stable prior to admission. Contact this program to determine suitability. For mild to moderate symptoms, St. Joseph’s also provides home detox where clients can access telephone support with a professionally trained staff person while going through withdrawal at home. Clients must be referred through Access Central. There are 26 beds for detox 7 male crisis beds, 3 women crisis beds, and 16 beds for withdrawal management.

St. Michael’s Hospital

• Withdrawal Management Services
• 135 Sherbourne Street, Toronto, ON M5A 2R5
• Phone: (416) 864-5874 (home detox)
• Toll-Free: 1(866) 366-9513 (Access Central)
• Phone: (416) 864-5040 (Access Central)
• Note: Non-medical detox. Contact this program to determine suitability. Restricted to men 16 years of age and older. For mild to moderate symptoms, St. Joseph’s also provides home detox where clients can access telephone support with a professionally trained staff person while going through withdrawal at home. This is a non-smoking detox for Drug Rehab.

Toronto East General Hospital

• Withdrawal Management Centre
• 985 Danforth Avenue, Toronto, ON M4J 1M1
• Phone: (416) 461-2010 (hospital detox)
• Phone: (416) 461-2189 (home detox)
• Toll-Free: 1(866) 366-9513 (Access Central)
• Note: This is a 30 bed non-medical detox, contact this program to determine suitability. This program is exclusively for males 16 and older.

Ossington Men’s Withdrawal Management Centre

• 16 Ossington Avenue, Toronto, ON M6J 2Y7
• Phone: (416) 533-7945 (Direct)
• Toll-Free: 1(866) 366-9513 (GTA Access Central)
• Note: staff are not medically trained so clients must be sufficiently stable prior to admission. Contact this program to determine suitability. This 21 bed program is exclusively for males 16 and older. Clients must be referred through Access Central.

Women’s Own Withdrawal Management Centre

• 892 Dundas Street W, Toronto, ON M6J 1W1
• Phone: (416) 603-1462 (Direct)
• Phone: (416) 603-2551 (home detox)
• Toll-Free: 1(866) 366-9513 (Access Central)
• Note: Non-Medical detox contact this program to determine suitability. This program is exclusively for women ages 16 and older.

Counselling Services for Addiction Issues in the Toronto Area

Ms. Irina Petrova – Counselor (view profile)

Welcome. Thank you for your interest in my work, and congratulations on taking your first step to a more fulfilling life. I provide warm, safe and collaborative environment for my clients’ healing journey.