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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

Nova Scotia Health Authority – Central Zone – Community Based Addiction Services at Nova Scotia Health Authority – Central Zone – Bayers Road Centre

Nova Scotia Health Authority – Central Zone – Community Based Addiction Services at Nova Scotia Health Authority – Central Zone – Cobequid Community Health Centre

Nova Scotia Health Authority – Central Zone – Community Based Addiction Services at Nova Scotia Health Authority – Central Zone – Cole Harbour Place

Nova Scotia Health Authority – Central Zone – Community Based Addiction Services at Nova Scotia Health Authority – Central Zone – Cole Harbour Place

Nova Scotia Health Authority – Central Zone – Community Based Addiction Services at Nova Scotia Health Authority – Central Zone – Dartmouth (Belmont House)

Nova Scotia Health Authority – Central Zone – Community Based Addiction Services at Nova Scotia Health Authority – Central Zone – Dartmouth (Belmont House)

Nova Scotia Health Authority – Central Zone – Community Based Addiction Services at Nova Scotia Health Authority – Central Zone – Dartmouth (Wyse Road)

Nova Scotia Health Authority – Central Zone – Community Based Addiction Services at Nova Scotia Health Authority – Central Zone – Dartmouth (Wyse Road)

Nova Scotia Health Authority – Central Zone – Community Based Addiction Services at Nova Scotia Health Authority – Central Zone – Hants Community Hospital

Nova Scotia Health Authority – Central Zone – Halifax Regional Municipality, Eastern Shore and West Hants – Stop Smoking Services

  • 90 Lovett Lake Court, Halifax, Canada, B3S 0H6
  • 1-855-922-1122
  • https://mha.nshealth.ca/en/services/stop-smoking-services
    • Drugs-Alcohol-Gambling Counselling
    Offers stop smoking services for individuals 19 years of age or older who want to cut back and/or stop their tobacco use. Most participants will attend an 8-week stop smoking structured group that brings participants together in a supportive environment to explore topics related to making changes to tobacco use, including: Understanding and developing coping strategies to manage triggers Cravings and urges to use tobacco Making changes to patterns of behaviour Managing stress without tobacco useAs part of this program, nicotine replacement therapy (NRT patch, gum or lozenge - as determined by the participant"s pharmacist) is provided for the duration of treatment (up to a maximum of 16 weeks).

Nova Scotia Health Authority – Central Zone – Mental Health and Addictions – Addictions Day Treatment Program

  • 90 Lovett Lake Court, Halifax, Canada, B3S 0H6
  • 1-855-922-1122
  • http://www.nshealth.ca/service-details/Addictions%20Day%20Treatment%20Program
    • Crisis Intervention & Drugs-Alcohol-Gambling Counselling
    A 2-week program for individuals that require a more intensive and daily treatment option for making changes to their substance use and/or gambling. Individuals may benefit from this type of program if they recently left an inpatient treatment program (i.e. detox) or need more help making changes to their substance use and/or gambling after trying other community based treatment methods.

Nova Scotia Health Authority – Central Zone – Nova Scotia Brotherhood Initiative – Family Matter in Mental Health