Drug Rehab Calgary Centers Overview
Here is a list of some alcohol and drug rehab Calgary centers. I am not endorsing or recommending any of them, as I have not visited or reviewed the programs beyond reviewing their websites where available. Please note that I generally do not write the program descriptions; descriptions are taken from the centers’ websites or marketing materials. You might also be interested in our Ontario rehab programs. You can also review our admissions FAQ for answers to common admissions questions.
This list of alcohol and drug rehab Calgary centers is for information purposes only and is intended to provide a starting point when you are seeking help with addiction-related concerns.
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Drug Rehab Calgary Centers
Aventa Addiction Treatment for Women Calgary, AB Phone: (403) 245-9050 One of Aventa’s priorities is working with pregnant women; pregnant women are admitted without delay, which helps decrease the risks associated with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD).
It has been researched and demonstrated that addictions in women exist for different reasons and manifest in different forms than addictions in men, underlining the need for gender-specific treatment. Due to women’s histories of violence and trauma, gender-specific treatment provides a safe opportunity for recovery.
Fresh Start Recovery Centre Calgary, AB Phone: (403) 387-6266 Fresh Start is a 50-bed residential alcohol and drug addiction treatment center for men in Calgary, Alberta. The program is based on the 12 steps and the Family Systems Method. The center provides an environment where men and their families can step away from addiction and work toward more stable daily functioning in recovery.
Oxford House Calgary, AB Phone: (403) 287 8771 Any individual recovering from alcohol or drug addiction can apply to an Oxford House by completing an application and participating in an interview with an outreach worker. The applicant is then considered by the house membership, and if there is a vacancy and at least 80% of members approve, the applicant is accepted and moves in.
Oxford House Foundation of Canada is a non-profit foundation that provides leadership and quality assurance through the issuance and maintenance of charters for a network of Oxford Houses. While Oxford House is not directly affiliated with AA, NA, or CA, members recognize that active participation in a recovery program can support ongoing sobriety.
Recovery Acres Society Calgary, AB Phone: (403) 245-1196 1835 House is a men’s alcohol and drug recovery center located in a residential area of Calgary, Alberta. The house provides daily living and meeting space for thirty residents, as well as space for day-program clients, counselors, and staff. It is operated by Recovery Acres (Calgary) Society, a local non-profit organization focused on minimizing disruption and cost to individuals, families, employers, and the broader community.
In addition to 1835 House, Recovery Acres operates transitional housing at other Calgary locations for working clients who require group-living support over longer periods to achieve greater independence.
Simon House Recovery Centre Calgary, AB Phone: (403) 247-2050 Phase One consists of a twelve-week program where intensive individual and group sessions are delivered in coordination with a personalized recovery plan. Each plan is designed to support empowerment and an abstinent lifestyle.
Upon completion of Phase One, clients may access Phase Two and Phase Three, which provide continued support through transitional housing and independent living.
Salvation Army Centre of Hope Calgary, AB Phone: (403) 410-1113 The Men’s Addictions Recovery Program is a long-term residential program intended to support clients in making constructive life choices. The program is tailored to individual needs and includes four phases.
Phase 1: Residential Orientation and Assessment (approximately 2 weeks): Clients are assessed physically, socially, psychologically, and spiritually, and an individual treatment plan and goals are established.
Phase 2: Recovery (approximately 4 weeks): Clients begin a structured recovery program addressing alcohol and other drug addictions, including individual and group counseling and interactive workshops.
Phase 3: Relapse Prevention (approximately 6 weeks): After completing the initial recovery phase, clients receive support focused on relapse prevention, exit planning, life skills training, community reintegration, and development of a follow-up support system.
Phase 4: Transitional Housing (up to 1 year from intake): Participants must have completed all program requirements. The goal is to build a stable social environment that supports sobriety. Residents must actively seek housing, secure employment and/or schooling, and remain connected with external resources or continued counseling. Ongoing participation in community life is expected.
Teen Challenge Alberta Priddis, AB Phone: (403) 931-3501 Toll-Free: 1(800) 856-8902 Teen Challenge Alberta is a residential, faith-based alcohol and drug addiction program located near Calgary in Priddis, Alberta. The program serves individuals and families affected by addiction.
Youville Women’s Residence Calgary, AB Phone: (403) 984-2707 Youville provides services for women aged eighteen and older who experience addiction, trauma, and mental health distress through a long-term residential treatment program in southwest Calgary. The program includes residential care, day treatment, outreach services, and individual and group counseling. The residential facility currently serves up to thirty-seven women, including four with their children.
Women may remain at Youville for up to two years. After returning to the community, many maintain contact through outreach programs and follow-up support groups. Some former residents return to volunteer and mentor others.
Calgary Youth Addiction Services Calgary, AB Phone: (403) 297-4664 Offers a wilderness-based, substance-specific treatment program for youth ages 12 to 17 who have experienced negative effects related to alcohol and/or other drug use.
Offers these services:
- One-to-one counseling
- Group counseling
- Family counseling
- School on site
- Recreation and leisure activities
- Out-trip and wilderness activities
- How substance use affects major life areas
- Healthy ways to cope with difficult emotions
- How to communicate more effectively with family and peers
- How to manage high-risk situations
Alberta Adolescent Recovery Centre Calgary, AB Phone: (403) 253-5250 The Alberta Adolescent Recovery Centre (AARC) is a long-term treatment program for adolescents with substance dependency. The program often serves youth ages 13 to 21 and their families who have not found success with other agencies or treatment programs.
AARC provides assessment, treatment, and aftercare services based on four primary therapeutic modalities:
- Twelve Step facilitation, including Alcoholics Anonymous (AA), Narcotics Anonymous (NA), and Al-Anon
- Positive peer influence
- Group, family, and individual therapy
- Rehabilitation of functional family relationships
Sunrise Native Addictions Services Society Calgary, AB Phone: (403) 261-7921 Sunrise Native Addictions Services provides Aboriginal-based programs supporting men, women, and families affected by alcohol, drug, and gambling addiction.
The abstinence-based approach is grounded in the Twelve Steps and the philosophy of Alcoholics Anonymous, aligned with Aboriginal values and teachings.
Both Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal clients who wish to participate in Aboriginal cultural teachings are welcome.
Eagle Moon Lodge Bowness Campus Calgary, AB Phone: (403) 299-9699 Toll-Free: 1(800) 563-6106 Eagle Moon Aboriginal Services operates within Wood’s Homes and provides culturally responsive services to youth and families from diverse backgrounds. While rooted in an Aboriginal perspective, participation is open to all cultures. Events occur one evening per week and alternate between campuses, with activities designed to support teaching, spiritual engagement, and cultural context.
These are the drug rehab Calgary centers identified through online research. If you operate or work for another center and would like it listed, please contact us through the Contact Us page with the relevant information.
This information does not constitute endorsement or recommendation of any drug rehab Calgary centers. The listings are based solely on publicly available information.
Additional Alberta drug rehab centers are available outside the Calgary area.
