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National Directory for Canadian Families

Youth Recovery and Treatment services

Welcome to Sober Kids’ National Directory for treatment providers and programs. We have set out listings for youth services in all major cities and towns in Canada.

To find local services in your area, please use the following search tools from the menu below.

  1. Select your province or territory
  2. Scroll to your city/town  
  3. Click the orange “Search Now” button to bring up results in your local community
  4. For online services, please select “Online” located within the listing of major towns/cities in your province/territory.

If you are a treatment provider and wish to have your facility/contact added to our Directory, please email info@soberkids.ca

751 Cities and Towns

New Pathways PTSD Support Group

  • 959 Cole Harbour Road, Dartmouth, NS,B2V 1E5
  • 902-462-2957
  • https://hmed.ca/patient/#Additional-Services
    • support-groups
    Offers an ongoing educational and interactive support group for individuals who have experienced trauma and resulting mental health issues in their lives. The support group: Encourages participants to accept and work with distressing thoughts and feelings in hopes of improving coping skills, supports, resources and individual resiliency Discusses healthy coping skills for individuals experiencing sadness, grief, loss, anger, depression, and anxiety Aims to bring together and empower individuals who have had similar experiences with the hopes of increasing quality of life Consists of 8-10 participants with 2 group facilitators who specialize in trauma, therapy, and group support

Non-Insured Health Benefits Program

North End Community Health Centre – Overlook

  • 2131 Gottingen Street, Canada, B3K 5Z7
  • 902-404-6906
  • https://nechc.com/what-we-do/housing-first
    • Crisis Intervention
    Offers a therapeutic living environment in the community for individuals who face serious substance use challenges. Also provides temporary shelter to individuals who have been experiencing homelessness for long periods and individuals who are actively engaged in sex work. Support services include substance use counselling, peer support, and 24/7 on-site harm reduction support.

North End Community Health Centre – Overlook

  • 2131 Gottingen Street, Canada, B3K 5Z7
  • 902-404-6906
  • https://nechc.com/what-we-do/housing-first
    • Crisis Intervention
    Offers a therapeutic living environment in the community for individuals who face serious substance use challenges. Also provides temporary shelter to individuals who have been experiencing homelessness for long periods and individuals who are actively engaged in sex work. Support services include substance use counselling, peer support, and 24/7 on-site harm reduction support.

North End Community Health Centre – Overlook

  • 2131 Gottingen Street, Canada, B3K 5Z7
  • 902-404-6906
  • https://nechc.com/what-we-do/housing-first
    • Crisis Intervention
    Offers a therapeutic living environment in the community for individuals who face serious substance use challenges. Also provides temporary shelter to individuals who have been experiencing homelessness for long periods and individuals who are actively engaged in sex work. Support services include substance use counselling, peer support, and 24/7 on-site harm reduction support.

Nova Scotia Brotherhood

  • 6960 Mumford Road, Suite 2056, Halifax, NS,B3L 4P1
  • 902-434-0824
  • http://www.nsbrotherhood.ca
    • counselling & support-groups
    Provides men of African ancestry with culturally-appropriate primary health care services to improve access to health care such as: Health promotion and wellness education Primary medical care with a family doctor Chronic disease management Navigation to community resources Community group connections Areas of focus include: Diabetes Heart disease High blood pressure Mental health and addictions Nutrition and physical activity Obtaining health information Prostate cancer Other chronic disease/illness Health professionals available include a family doctor, registered nurse, wellness navigator, clinical therapist and psychiatry services. Offers mentorship. Offers the Men"s Health League, a volunteer peer-to-peer support group for Black men to spread key health messages to other men in the community through social and physical activities. Promotes the health and wellness services of the Nova Scotia Brotherhood health care team.

Nova Scotia College of Social Workers (NSCSW)

  • 1891 Brunswick Street, Suite 106, Halifax, NS, B3J 2G8
  • 902-429-7799
    • Youth Mental Health
    The Nova Scotia Association of Social Workers (NSASW) is the professional and regulatory body for social workers in Nova Scotia. It helps ensure that all social workers are practicing within accepted standards, and helps advocate and promote the profession of social work. "Social work is a profession concerned with helping individuals, families, groups and communities to enhance their individual and collective well-being. It aims at helping them develop their skills and the ability to use their own resources and those of the community to resolve problems. Social work is concerned with individual and personal problems but also with broader social issues such as poverty, unemployment and domestic violence."

Nova Scotia Early Childhood Development Intervention Services

  • 104-276 Bedford Highway, Halifax, NS, B3M 2K6
  • 1-844-292-6730
    • Youth Mental Health
    NS Early Childhood Development Intervention Services (ECDIS) provide province-wide specialized services to families of young children between birth and school entry, who either have a biological risk for or a diagnosis of, developmental delay. Consultation, information, support and services designed to meet the individual needs of each child and family are delivered in the child’s home and may extend to community based programs. Services emphasize the enhancement of skills and abilities through planned interactions to promote child development and family capacity. NS Early Childhood Development Intervention Services are offered in 8 regions across the province within 28 locations.