Our Services
At The Recovery Place, the services we provide encourage independence and healthy decision making. Daily support is provided in our transition home to help clients reach their full potential. The Recovery Place offers various services, which include:
Daily Group Sessions
Group sessions are held daily in our transition home to create structure, and continue the work done in treatment. Our qualified counsellors select group topics that include self-reflection, meditation, goal setting, and recovery based readings. Groups are held twice a day during the week, and once daily on the weekends which includes a step study on Sunday's. All are mandatory.
Life Skills Training
At our sober houses we use a holistic approach. We want to add structure to our clients lives because we believe developing life skills is essential for a successful recovery. This structure includes learning and building on the skills you learn in treatment, such as cooking & nutrition, household chores, hygiene, resume building, job interview skills, problem-solving, goal setting, and social skills.
Individual Counselling Sessions
Our clients have access to weekly hour long sessions in the transition home to discuss the challenges they are experiencing following treatment. They will be assigned a primary counsellor who will track their progress throughout their stay, and help them develop an exit strategy upon graduation.
Case Management
With over 35 years experience in the field, we have developed strong relationships with several addiction and mental health services in the greater Toronto area and beyond. Our counsellors work with each resident closely to assess whether they require any other external referrals including but not limited to; psychotherapists, psychiatrists, family doctors, psychologists, Dialectic behavioral therapists, mindfulness groups, sober coaching, employment services & more.
Crisis Intervention
At our transition home, we have counsellors on site 24/7 to offer support. Assistance can always be provided to clients who are going through severe physical, emotional, mental or behavioral distress. When you stay with us, you will never have to deal with challenges in early recovery alone.
Third-Party Resources
Residents can be connected to a large network of resources that they might require for special needs or secondary support. These include aftercare and relapse prevention programs, specialized counselors or consultants for issues such as ADD, trauma, or other psychological disorders; medical referrals; social workers and community outreach organizations; educational/vocational training; and many more