Families Do Recover provides a range of programs aimed at aiding individuals in their journey towards recovery. Whether you are struggling with addiction and seeking a path to recovery, a family member grappling with the effects of a loved one's substance use, or in recovery seeking to address deep-seated issues, we have programs tailored to meet your needs.

Individual Treatment

Residential treatment is not for everyone.  For a variety of reasons, some people have greater success when the treatment program is customized for their needs.  ​
Families Do Recover offers a customized treatment program that is based in education, counselling and guided self-exploration that allows those with substance use disorder who either don't want to attend or have not had success in other treatment programs.  ​
Clients are given the opportunity to learn what they are dealing with physically and understand why they are trying to stuff feelings and disconnect.  Finding their puzzle pieces to make sense of their patterns and the need to detach from the pain they experience, is the answer for many to have consistent time in recovery. ​

Relationship Rumble

The relationships that trigger us don't necessarily have to be the ones with a partner or love interest.  Sometimes other relationships activate those parts of us in a different way.  A sibling, boss, parent, parent-in-law, co-worker or friend may be showing you the places you need to heal to be more comfortable in the world.
Does any of this resonate?
  • I often feel like I come in second place in my relationships. 
  • His friends are more important.
  • ​We never do what I want to do. 
  • I always get cheated on.
  • How did I not see she was an addict?
  • I don't feel appreciated.
  • All we do is fight.  This isn't working anymore!!
  • He is always broke and I am always paying for everything. 
  • How does he never have any money?
  • She is always so critical!  I can't seem to do anything right.
  • He always needs to know where I am going, what I am doing and when I will be home.  
  • I really thought this one would be different!
Your relationships don't have to hurt!

Recover Yourself

To recover means to find what you have lost.  To do this, you have to  find the person you lost and heal the root when you sacrificed your authenticity to attach to your peers, caregivers, authority figures or other important person in your life.   

How would you answer the question
​"Who are you?"

It's okay if you are unsure of the answer.  You may have lost yourself in your relationship with your loved one, while in active addiction or while you navigate your way in recovery.​
​Do you feel lonely and/or neglected in relationships, friendships or family dynamics?
Do you feel like your needs and wants are unimportant?
Do you make yourself small because you were told you were "too much?"
Do you bend and twist your reactions and responses because it didn't feel emotionally safe to be you?
You don't have to hide behind the masks!

Transformation Experience