At Cedars we understand addiction is an illness that can be diagnosed and treated. All Cedars programs are provided at our Cobble Hill Campus located on beautiful Vancouver Island in British Columbia Canada. Cedars is situated on 30 acres of tranquil, forested property and our west coast log buildings provided a safe and private environment. Our Inpatient Program offer: separate residences for men and women, detoxification, individualized abstinence based treatment plans, 12 step meetings, yoga and exercise rooms, co-occurring disorders. Our one week residential Family Program offers a therapeutic, experiential program that explores family "systems" and provides an opportunity for participants who feel their lives have lost focus or meaning to reclaim their core strengths and values.

At the Orchard Recovery Center, we believe that addiction can be healed with a caring, respectful, holistic approach where clients feel safe to begin the healing process and learn how to recover from their addiction to drugs or alcohol. Tucked away on a quiet orchard on picturesque Bowen Island near Vancouver, BC, our residential facility is beautiful, not institutional. Our professional staff provide help to those in need of rehabilitation for alcoholism, drug addiction, chemical dependency and other self-defeating behaviours in a comfortable, intimate, and respectful environment. Part of our programming includes individual and group counselling, family therapy, aftercare support, relapse prevention, music and art therapy, fitness coaching and yoga, as well as the use of our fully equipped gym and heated pool.

Our focus at Oceans is to treat the person, not merely the diagnosis. We see recovery as a journey and we draw the best from all of the modalities. Utilizing a holistic approach, we are able to provide every resident with an individualized treatment plan that focuses on their physical, emotional, mental, social and spiritual health. The team at Oceans works in conjunction with the patient to provide stabilization, safety, and education. Through the journey of recovery, our clients learn to utilize therapeutic tools that empower them to achieve independence, autonomy and self-validation.

A HOME AWAY is a world-class recovery oriented retreat located in the beautiful Okanagan Valley of Kelowna, British Columbia. Here you will find a warm, home-like setting bringing hope, healing, renewal and spiritual growth. The professional, expert staff offer a full complement of programs including individual sessions, group/family counselling, relapse prevention programs, recreation, 12 step workshops, and aftercare. Expertise in addiction, adult children of alcoholics (ACOA), family issues and co-dependency. Your stay is individually tailored to your needs. Experience luxurious, private accommodation, wonderful meals, and expert, compassionate staff providing individual attention as an affordable alternative to traditional institutions. Call now, and let us help you to start the happy road to recovery!

Congratulations! You have found the premier inpatient center for drug and alcohol detoxification and treatment. Our holistic, naturopathic medical therapies are aimed at first correcting the severe nutritional imbalances that contribute to an often prolonged and challenging withdrawal and addiction patterns that, because of their difficulty, often lead to relapse. By properly replenishing and rebuilding your body's nutritional biochemistry, we can renew your energy and clear your mind so that you can process issues in your life that may be contributing to personal defeat and patterns of negative behavior. When this is accomplished, we can then facilitate your quest to personal empowerment through achieving a deeper sense of purpose and meaning in your life. The core philosophy of the Wahi Center revolves around the recognition that every human being on the planet has a unique purpose for which they are alive. This purpose becomes skewed and sometimes even lost with the use of alcohol and other drugs, and it is our goal to assist each individual to rediscover their sense of self and their purpose in this life. Dr. David Arneson N.M.D. has worked in both the volunteer and employee capacity in the field of addiction for over twenty years. For two years, he served in the capacity of Clinical/ Medical Director at the Pathways Naturopathic Detox Program in Phoenix, Arizona. Previously, Dr. Arneson was the Medical Director, and co-founder, of The River Source Naturopathic Detoxification and Treatment Program, in Mesa, Arizona, since its inception in 2003 until May 2007. He is a Clinical Instructor of Naturopathic Medicine and Health Sciences where he supervises and trains student doctors in clinical settings. He also maintains a private practice, focusing primarily on medical detox from all manner of street drugs ranging from methamphetamines, opiates, alcohol, and cocaine, as well as various prescription drugs of abuse.

A nationally recognized premiere addiction treatment facility, Willingway offers a full continuum of care, including medical detox, inpatient residential, outpatient, extended care and a unique family program. Each patient's care comprehensively addresses individual needs, from both medical & counseling standpoints. We are JCAHO accredited, follow traditional 12-step philosophy and are a licensed specialty hospital. Our expertise working with medically complicated patients is unsurpassed.

Little Hill Alina Lodge has been dedicated to helping the alcoholic and addict since 1957 and specializes in treating chronic relapse clients. We are a 95 bed, long term, residential rehabilitation center for chemically addicted/dual diagnosed men and women, 18 years of age or older. Emphasis is placed on developing rigorous self-honesty and learning appropriate self-care skills. Our philosophy is a 12 Step, spiritually based program with comprehensive step work and AA/NA attendance as the backbone of a student’s recovery and aftercare program.

We are a new kind of addiction treatment center in which our holistic approach helps heal the wounds and suffering that substance abuse