Our inpatient and outpatient mental health and addiction treatment centres each bring different areas of expertise in treating addiction and mental health, strengthening our ability to respond to any scenario. Let us use our 40+ years of experience to help you recover.
Trying to find the best treatment center for yourself or a loved one can be stressful and confusing, with an overwhelming number of options and information for you to consider. To make it easier for you to find the treatment center that will best satisfy your needs, we’ve outlined some simple steps that you can follow and questions you can ask.
Addiction and other related mental health problems are serious, persistent and challenging. But, so are we. The journey to recovery is never easy. But we are confident that we will navigate it successfully – together.
Collaboration, compassion and respect set the tone for the care we provide. We recognize that addiction creates isolation and thrives on it, so creating community and forging connections is fundamental to our philosophy of care. Our treatment approach creates therapeutic communities in which patients, clients, families and staff alike contribute to the healing process as they share activities, build relationships and interact throughout the day. Careful attention is paid to creating an environment of safety, trust and honesty as people achieve recovery and improve the quality of their lives. We believe that the best outcome is achieved when our treatment approach is thoughtfully chosen to meet individual needs – whether it’s support for long-term recovery or taking that first step.
The EHN Canada network extends across the country with various inpatient and outpatient clinics.
I will be eternally grateful for what EHN Canada has done for me. They helped me get through a very hard time.
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Written by Hillary Webster and Munis Topcuoglu, Writers at EHN Canada. My Friend Jane Just this past weekend, I was hosting a friend at my house for the afternoon. We’ll call her Jane, for privacy’s sake. It was wonderful to catch up and share what was going on in each others’ lives. Jane’s puppy was
