Canadian Health Recovery Centre
2225 Lansdowne St W K9J 0G5 Peterborough, ON, Canada

Now more than ever we need support. Schedule live therapy sessions with a registered psychotherapist (like Will pictured) from the comfort of your home. This is a great choice for men who want to make changes around their addiction but may not be able to step away from their responsibilities at the present time to attend residential treatment. Healing starts here +1.705.874.2000

"I often find myself intersecting with families and their sons at a unique place in their journey. "

"Everyone can build up their mental strength with work, but some people seem to be innately mentally strong. Here's what supports their mental muscles."

"The COVID-19 global pandemic has decreased our social interactions and restricted our accustomed freedoms. People are losing loved ones, jobs, savings, businesses, homes, and all sense of normalcy and stability."

"Ending an unhappy romance or a dysfunctional friendship can bring relief but it can also trigger sadness or regret. Making room for that grief is a key to moving on. "

"Most of us are good at spotting overtly aggressive people. While it doesn't feel good when someone insults, criticizes, or belittles you, at least you know why you are hurting. But sometimes the people around us, including our close family, friends, and colleagues, make us feel uncomfortable, but we cannot quite put a finger on why. "

"Believe in yourself. Tell yourself that you deserve happiness, joy, success, and a life free from the pain of trauma and addiction. You are worth your recovery."

"Pets are essential tools in our psychological first-aid kits and a great source of comfort. The experience of owning an animal is beneficial in the context of your overall health and wellbeing."

"It’s that time of the year again. The urge to assume a horizontal position is starting to feel stronger."

There have been numerous studies that show that social media is linked to depression, loneliness, hyperactivity, poor sleep quality and anxiety.

When it comes to getting help for drug and alcohol use, sooner is better.

"I drank to make myself invulnerable. At least I thought that alcohol would make me invulnerable."

Concurrent disorders need a comprehensive treatment approach that empowers recovery while supporting the transition to a healthier life. Canadian Health Recovery Centre is a premier luxury residential inpatient treatment centre for men that offers several therapies for concurrent disorders.

"People who have suffered trauma often need to address its lasting effects before they can get a handle on their substance use."

"Before, negativity seemed to be the absolute truth and positivity felt forced. Now I experienced a place where neither was very relevant.'

Before, negativity seemed to be the absolute truth and positivity felt forced. Now I experienced a place where neither was very relevant.

Deciding to live your life free of alcohol or drugs is the first step toward recovery

Youre probably thrilled to have them home, but might find yourself walking on eggshells.

"In 10 years, one in five people who inject opioids is predicted to die from a preventable heart infection. For some groups of people who inject, the infection is predicted to be far deadlier than overdose."

Addiction is a complex disease that can change how a persons brain functions in important ways. Addiction can happen at any age, but it usually starts when a person is young.

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Inpatient rehab involves living at a residential facility to receive treatment for drug or alcohol addiction.

Understanding how our body becomes disordered is important information if we want successful recovery in a body that has been abused or becomes dependent on opiates or other pain-relieving substances.

If methamphetamine doesnt get into the brain, it cant cause psychoactive effects.

Recovery can be almost impossible without outside help.

The truth is, whether it’s smoked or vaped, marijuana use can affect the developing teen brain, just like most other drugs, including alcohol and nicotine.

Chemical explanations of mental health appear to benefit pharmaceutical companies far more than patients.

When youre a high-functioning addict, it can be easy to deny your disease.

Having a loved one with an addiction comes with an immeasurable amount of strength.

A bucket list is the list of things you absolutely want to do before you diebefore you kick the bucket. My guess is that you have not crossed anything off your bucket list in the last months.

The podcast series shows how treating those with substance use disorders with dignity and respect can shift the social stigma around opioid treatment, humanize the experience for all of us, and ultimately save lives.

Untreated drug and alcohol use contributes to tens of thousands of deaths every year and affects the lives of many more people.

Five people described turning points in their lives the moments that led them down a trail of dependency and addiction.

Ive had a number of clients, externally successful, who feel meaningless. Yet many less successful people feel good about how theyre spending their life. What might explain that?

Teens and young adults who use e-cigarettes are five to seven times more likely than their non-vaping peers to become infected with COVID-19, a new study suggests.

Anxiety is an emotion characterized by feelings of tension, worry, fear, apprehension, nervousness, or unease.

The stigmatization of these disorders can have harmful effects on those suffering and even lessen the efficacy of treatments

One of the most significant barriers to getting opioid treatment can be the idea of going through withdrawal.

A big part of relapse prevention is studying setbacks, learning about triggers, and planning how to either avoid the triggers and/or respond differently to them in the future.