CCFA’s Commitment to Care
When you’re seeking a solution to substance abuse to help you with detox and relapse prevention, and to aid in the recovery process, it sometimes doesn’t make sense to uproot your life in favor of inpatient treatment.
That’s where CCFA’s outpatient treatments can help you and your family. Our approach has three easy-to-manage steps.
To Professional Transparency
Our residents and visitors are at a vulnerable point in their lives. This is why we take substance abuse treatment very seriously. By being open, communicative and honest about who we are and what we deliver, we take the first step in building the trust that’s needed to form strong bonds with the individuals and families who come to us for help.
To Visitors AND their Loved Ones
Addiction doesn’t solely hurt individuals, it hurts everyone close to them too. That’s why our therapists and staff extend their care to helping families cope with addiction while treating their loved ones. To us, there are two important lifelong journeys that we try to guide: overcoming the addiction itself, and overcoming the hurdles that addiction creates for those in the addict’s closest circle.
To Overcoming Addiction, For Life.
CCFA is built around a promise that our treatment doesn’t end when you leave, it simply evolves. People trust us because they know they will have a place to turn to if things get hard, and that means the world to us. The lasting experience of our inpatient care and the feeling of community from our outreach and follow up services create a balance that people can believe in and rely on, year after year.
CCFA’s Commitment
to Care
When you’re seeking a solution to substance abuse to help you with detox and relapse prevention, and to aid in the recovery process, it sometimes doesn’t make sense to uproot your life in favor of inpatient treatment.
That’s where CCFA’s outpatient treatments can help you and your family. Our approach has three easy-to-manage steps.
Family Support Counselling
In addition to the group support and individual counseling that are available to family members, we also offer couples therapy. This works well for all couples who are impacted by addiction, whether the addicted person is a loved one such as a child, or one of the people in the couple.
Group Therapy
You can attend outpatient groups that offer support during recovery and promote long-term abstinence from alcohol use and drug addiction. You’ll get supportive services like counselling, day treatments and family therapy to help you through the journey. After you’ve completed the rehab program, you can also attend weekly aftercare group sessions.
Individual Counselling
We offer one-on-one counseling for addiction treatment, and as well as counselling for family members of drug users. If you’re struggling with substance dependence, we can work with you in individual therapy to help you overcome the addiction. If you’re a family member of someone with a dependence, we can provide you with support and help you cope.
How do I know if I Should Get
Outpatient or Inpatient Rehab?
Outpatient rehab care might work for you if:
- You’re not at risk for suffering from intense withdrawal symptoms
- You have a healthy network of support
- You’re not surrounded in your life by people who drink alcohol or do drugs
- You can commit to attending all your appointments and sessions
Inpatient rehab might be a better option if:
- You have tried unsuccessfully to quit in the past
- You will need medical attention during the withdrawal phase
- You want a break from the routine of your life as a substance abuser
- You would benefit from round the clock support
If you choose outpatient rehab, you will not be in our facility 24/7, but recovering is a 24/7 job. You’ll just have to do more of the work yourself. We’ll still be there for you the whole way. It’s just that instead of walking beside you through the journey, we’ll be right behind you.
Contact Us
- 1-855-499-9446
- info@ccfatreatment.org
- 175 Dorset St West Port Hope, ON L1A 1G4
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