Recovery can’t be standardized. It is a process as unique and nuanced as the individual working towards it. The Calgary Dream Centre has developed programs that are specially designed to help each participant on their path; addressing their specific strengths, areas for growth, and the progress they’ve made so far.
This seven-week program is designed to be the first step in a man’s path to recovery. Through individual and group counselling, relapse prevention modules, and a variety of other resources, we help men aged 18 and older overcome addiction, increase compassion for themselves, build positive connections, and lay a framework for the life they want to lead. This program includes nutritious meals and accommodations.
Learn MoreThanks to our partnership with several excellent treatment centres, the Calgary Dream Centre is able to offer our Women’s Recovery Program. Through this program, we can support adult women in recovery with safe, supportive, and affordable housing. This recovery program is an excellent choice for women who need additional support after completing a treatment program and before rejoining the community.
Learn MoreHousing can be a struggle for those working to overcome homelessness or addiction, regardless of what stage of the journey they’re currently in. We offer stable, affordable, and supportive housing through a variety of programs. Transitional housing offers a short-term place to work on your recovery, and includes basic toiletries, linens, and even meals. Long-term community housing provides the opportunity to live more independently while maintaining some important support to help you move forward with your recovery journey.
Learn MoreWe believe that addiction doesn’t just affect the individual living with addiction; it affects their entire family. ReVisioning is an eight-week online program designed specifically for the loved ones of people struggling with addiction. This course helps you gain an understanding of addiction, set healthy boundaries, process and communicate emotions, and prioritize self-care, which is a crucial part of supporting someone living with addiction.
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