Our trauma-informed approach means we’re not only addressing addiction—we’re treating the trauma underneath. We use evidence-based therapies (e.g., somatic, EMDR, CBT/DBT) to gently stabilize trauma symptoms while teaching coping skills that promote healthy regulation and long-term recovery.
Addiction, or substance use disorder, is defined as the use of drugs or alcohol in a way that is harmful to the individual or that leads the individual to harm others, such as their friends or family members. Addiction can range from mild to severe.
At The Healing Institute, we recognize that everyone’s recovery journey is unique. We believe comprehensive, personalized care and treatment programs delivered in a healing environment create the best pathway for long-term health and recovery.
The inpatient program at The Healing Institute begins with a collaborative assessment conducted by our team. Together, we will consider your unique history and the complexities of your substance use. This will build the foundation of a personalized treatment plan to support you on the path to long-term recovery and well-being.
We are a recognized leader in supporting long-term recovery from addiction and mental health disorders through knowledge-driven, evidence-based treatment programs and comprehensive continuing care.
Trauma-processing therapies & stabilization – EMDR, somatic therapy and expressive arts used to access and heal underlying trauma as part of addiction treatment.
Addiction treatment includes:
Such as evidence-based opioid agonist therapies
We are a recognized leader in supporting long-term recovery from addiction and mental health disorders through knowledge-driven, evidence-based treatment programs and processes.
Our team of seasoned professionals has extensive qualifications and lived experience with addiction and recovery.
Their unwavering commitment to your well-being ensures that you receive not only evidence-based care but also genuine support from individuals who truly understand the complexities of addiction.
Yes, addiction is a treatable disorder. Using a comprehensive, evidence-based approach to treatment, you can recover from addiction and live a healthy and fulfilling life.
The best way to determine if someone is struggling with addiction is through a comprehensive assessment, provided by a qualified addiction physician. The physician will be able to determine the severity of the person’s addiction and develop a thorough treatment plan.
The first step is to reach out to our caring admissions team. We will guide you through a trauma-informed assessment that evaluates addiction, mental health, and any trauma history—ensuring your individualized plan includes both addiction treatment and trauma stabilization.
Our alumni often tell us that The Healing Institute is a different experience from other centres, in large part because of the small number of participants and the high staff-to-participant ratio. We are right there with you on your recovery journey. Don’t give up on yourself — recovery is possible.