BC Drug & Alcohol Addiction Inpatient Program

Evidence-based treatment and Nature-based healing

Our holistic addiction treatment programs are thoughtfully designed to provide stability and support to those facing dual diagnoses of addiction and mental health disorders, while helping them build a solid foundation for sobriety.

In addition, we also help our patients understand substance abuse, why they became addicted in the first place, and what will be required to maintain recovery going forward. We guide and empower our patients as they discover their own meaning and purpose in a sober life.

Patients who come to EHN Edgewood Rockies​ for help will also benefit becoming a part of a community fully committed to long-term recovery. Our medical team – including doctors, nurses, and counsellors – provide the care and guidance needed to help break free from addiction. Patients will also get the essential mental health support they need, addressing other challenges like depression and anxiety. Through evidence-based treatment, patients will develop the skills and habits to not only achieve, but maintain, recovery for life. Plus, program peers will offer empathy, encouragement, and support, as alumni embark on their lifelong journey, both during and outside of sessions.

EHN Edgewood Rockies’ Approach to Drug and Alcohol Addiction Treatment

Our private addiction treatment centre in Fort Steele, B.C. helps you build the foundation for lasting recovery through a variety of evidence-based treatments and addiction counselling techniques, including:

• An abstinence-based approach combined with medication assistance therapy if needed, for a substance-free life.
• Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) to assist in developing helpful thought patterns and healthy behaviours while in recovery and beyond.
• Dialectical Behavioural Therapy (DBT) for developing the skills needed to manage emotions, practice mindfulness, and overcome difficult times.
• Nature-Based Therapy to promote healing through connection with the natural environment, encouraging mindfulness, physical well-being, and emotional grounding as part of holistic recovery.
• Mindfulness and physical exercise for creating healthy, lasting habits.
• Group therapy to provide opportunities for peer support and professionally guided emotional processing.
• Psychoeducational sessions to help you understand yourself and the nature of addiction.
• Relapse prevention groups to explore substance use patterns, identify relapse warning signs, and develop a long-term recovery plan.

Why Choose Inpatient Addiction Treatment at EHN Edgewood Rockies

Choosing inpatient treatment at EHN Edgewood Rockies provides the time, structure, and environment necessary for deep and lasting recovery. Away from the stressors and triggers of daily life, clients can fully focus on healing—supported by 24/7 medical care, evidence-based therapy, and a compassionate multidisciplinary team. The mountain setting offers more than just a backdrop; it plays an active role in the healing process. Nature-based activities and serene surroundings help clients slow down, reflect, and reconnect with themselves on a physical, emotional, and spiritual level. Immersed in this therapeutic environment and a supportive recovery community, clients gain stability, insight, and resilience—building the foundation for sustainable mental health and addiction recovery.

About EHN Edgewood Rockies​

EHN Edgewood Rockies is an inpatient treatment facility dedicated to helping individuals recover from substance use and mental health challenges. Nestled in the majestic mountains of interior British Columbia, our centre harnesses the healing power of nature to support reflection, renewal, and long-term recovery.

Through evidence-based therapies, 24/7 clinical care, and nature-based practices, clients reconnect with themselves in a tranquil environment designed for growth and balance. Surrounded by breathtaking scenery and a close-knit therapeutic community, they gain the strength and resilience needed to sustain wellness beyond treatment.