Heritage Treatment Foundation
An English Speaking Rehab offering personalized care in Montreal Quebec
An English Speaking Rehab offering personalized care in Montreal Quebec
We want to make it easy for residents of Montreal to get the help they need. We can pick you up in Montreal and bring you to the Alcohol Rehab.
Your healing from addiction journey starts in a serene and restful environment approximately 10 minutes from the US border, and 1 hour from historic Montreal. At Heritage Treatment Foundation, we believe that having personal space in a cozy establishment is crucial to a promising recovery. You are, thus, provided with your own room and personal bathroom, affording you privacy and tranquility in this difficult time
Heritage Treatment Foundation is your safe haven away from home. Set in Victorian-like style, the ambiance is warm and welcoming. The surrounding is spacious, green and beautiful. Here, you will find peace-of-mind, and time for yourself. Just take a look at some of our pictures, and see for yourself! To view all our pictures visit the photo gallery.
1200 McGill College Ave, Suite #1100
Montreal, Quebec, Canada,
H3B-4G7
2678 Rte 138
Godmanchester, Quebec
J0S 1H0
Godmanchester, Quebec, is a picturesque and tranquil township located near the Ontario border. Nestled in the southwestern part of the province, it boasts a serene rural landscape characterized by rolling farmlands, lush greenery, and scenic waterways. The area is rich in natural beauty, with the Chateauguay River meandering through the township, providing stunning river views and opportunities for recreational activities such as fishing and boating.
The township’s proximity to the Ontario border adds to its appeal, making it an accessible getaway for those seeking a peaceful retreat from urban life. The combination of agricultural charm and natural splendor offers a quintessential rural Quebec experience, ideal for nature lovers and those looking to immerse themselves in the serene countryside.
“My name is Jason and I was a client of the Heritage Treatment Foundation staff for three months. The care and treatment I received from the clinical staff was outstanding. "
““t took a lot for me to first admit that I had a problem and second to do something about it. When I arrived I had a warm welcome from Catherine and knew that the staff was there to help "
““I had used drugs since the age of 13. When I arrived at the Centre I had just overdosed on Oxycontin. The staff here never gave up. I started to feel better and better. The staff were like a family.
This resource list is meant to provide addicts or the loved ones of addicts with relevant resources for drug or alcohol addiction treatment and rehabs in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. While Montreal is home to a diverse population, it remains a predominantly French-speaking city, and even more so in other parts of the province.
Because French is the first language of a larger proportion of Quebec’s population, it can be difficult to navigate and find quality English speaking drug and alcohol treatment options in Montreal, we hope this list will help to guide those looking seeking addiction treatment find what they need.
SMART Recovery meetings are a non-12-step approach to recovering from drug addiction and alcohol addiction for those who wish to recover outside of residential drug rehab. SMART Recovery provides participants with skills and tools to cope with their addictive behaviors in healthy and lasting ways. Meetings run for 90 minutes, are free, and are made up of small groups (generally consisting of no more than 10 participants) for individualized attention.
SMART Recovery Montreal St. Raymond Centre, 5605 Upper Lachine, Montreal, Quebec, H4A 2A6 Vendome Metro
Mondays and Wednesdays 7:00-8:30 PM
514-621-2257
The CHUM: Centre Hospitalier de l’Université de Montréal’s Addiction Medicine Clinic supports and treats people with drug addiction or alcohol addiction in Montreal, Quebec.
The CHUM addiction treatment center for drugs and alcohol has been active since 1980, with a strong emphasis on research in Montreal and internationally. In order to take part in their rehab program, you must call the Addiction clinic for a consultation. After consultation, you will be put on a waiting list and called when a room is available.
The rehab unit consists of 10 single rooms, and the length of your stay is dependent on the severity of your addiction to substances, be it alcohol or drugs, and the state of your physical and mental health upon entering. The average stay is 5 days.
Addiction rehabilitation therapy is facilitated by social workers and occupational therapists, focusing on drug relapse and alcohol relapse, stress management, and motivation. Recreational activities consist of art therapy, pet therapy, board games, karaoke, cooking, and more.
1051 Sanguinet Street, Montreal, H2X 0C1 11th Floor – Pavilion C – C1163
514-890-8321
In 1971, the Griffith Edwards Centre Addiction Unit was opened to provide drug addiction and alcohol addiction rehab to the English-speaking community of the greater Montreal area, initially in Pointe-St-Charles, Montreal. Then, in 2007, it moved to its current location, on Pine Avenue in the heart of Downtown Montreal.
The center is part of McGill University’s Department of Psychiatry, providing treatment for drug addiction and alcohol addiction and its co-occurring psychiatric (mental health) conditions. The Addictions Unit is hospital-based and provides inpatient and outpatient drug and alcohol rehab services to adults. When drug detox or alcohol detox is necessary, inpatient treatment is provided at the inpatient psychiatry unit in the Montreal General Hospital.
All patients eligible for rehab services will have their fees covered by Quebec Health Insurance.
The Addiction Unit’s mission consists of 1) providing specialized drug and alcohol addiction treatment to English speakers in the Montreal area and Quebec, and 2) providing training, education, and research opportunities to McGill students in the departments of neurosciences, medical, psychology, occupational therapy, social work student, psychiatry, and family medicine.
Therapeutic Approaches include Outpatient Program; Dual Diagnosis Group; 50+ Group; Women’s Group; Mindfulness Group; Relapse Prevention; Stress Management; Life Management Skills Sessions; Cognitive screening and rehabilitation; Hospitalization for detoxification; Dual Diagnosis Group; Family/Relative meetings (for significant others of clients); Short-term Individual Counselling; Integrated Psychiatric Treatment; Day Program; Group Therapy; Pharmacotherapy Intervention; Prevocational Consultation; Stress Management Sessions; Relapse Prevention Sessions.
Griffith Edwards Centre Addictions Unit 1547 Pine Avenue West, Montreal, Quebec, H3G 1B3
Tel: 514-934-8311 Fax: 514-934-8262
The Onen’tó:kon Healing Lodge is a trauma-focused and culturally based drug and alcohol addiction rehab located on Kanehsatake Mohawk Territory, near the town of Oka and the city of Montreal, Quebec. The Onen’tó:kon Healing Lodge program takes place over 6 weeks and is a 16-bed residential rehab focused on serving Native men and women over the age of 18. Applicants must be of Aboriginal status (through Band, Treaty, Benefit number, or through recognition by the community), and priority is given to those from Kanehsatake, Kahnawà:ke, Akwesasne, or other Iroquois nations within the greater Montreal area. The rehab facility is fully wheelchair accessible.
Kanehsatake Office 380 St. Michel, Kanehsatake Mohawk Territory, QC, J0N 1E0 Montreal Office Native Friendship Center of Montreal, 2001 boul. St. Laurent, Montreal, QC, H2X 2T3
Tel: 450-479-8353 Fax: 450-479-1034
Dopamine, while not a residential rehab, is a community organization that was founded in 1994 in Hochelaga-Maisonneuve, Montreal. Its mission is focused on assisting those with drug addiction and those affected by drug use. Their focus is on providing prevention resources and services for HIV/AIDS, hepatitis, and other blood-borne and sexually transmitted infections. Dopamine focuses on employing strategies that tackle the impacts of drug use, as well as the prejudices that affect individuals and, consequently, the Montreal borough of Hochelaga-Maisonneuve.
Services provided include Syringe access services; SIS (supervised injection service); Drop-in centre; Outreach workers; Dopallies; Lotus; Green Squad; and Community actions.
3591, rue Sainte-Catherine Est, Montreal, Quebec, H1W 2E6
514-251-8872
4205, Ontario Est, Montréal, Québec, H1V 1K2
514-251-8872
The Information and Referral Centre of Greater Montreal’s mandate is “HELPING THROUGH INFORMATION,” and their focus is to provide individuals with information and referrals to services in Montreal and Quebec. They also collect data on the various needs of individuals in Montreal, and finally to publish regional directories of community services in Montreal.
Drugs: Help and Referral (DAR) (run by The Information and Referral Centre) specifically provides support, information, and referrals to services for people in Montreal and Quebec who are struggling with drug or alcohol addiction. Drugs: Help and Referral helps those in need find rehab centers, rehab treatment facilities, or other rehab resources in Montreal or in Quebec.
The counselors at Drugs: Help and Referral will 1) Identify the needs of the callers; 2) Assess various potential solutions; 3) Offer adequate answers; and 4) Refer to the appropriate resources.
Free, anonymous, bilingual, confidential 24 hours a day, 7 days a week Montreal area: 514-527-2626 Province of Quebec: 1-(800) 265-2626
This help and referral service is managed with the financial support of the Ministère de la Santé et des Services sociaux du Québec.
The Portage Mother-Child Program is a residential addiction treatment rehab in Montreal for mothers struggling with drug or alcohol addiction and their children. They also have services for pregnant women in need of addiction rehab services. The Portage Mother-Child program takes place within a residential rehab center in Montreal with the goal of breaking the mother’s addiction, assisting in the development and healing of the children, and strengthening the bond between mother and child. The program has a focus on eliminating the transfer of addictive behavior from mother to child, as well as treating the co-occurring mental health needs of the residents.
2455 Lionel-Groulx Ave., Montreal, Quebec, H3J 1J6
514 935-3431
Portage’s adolescent program for anglophone (English-speaking) teens is a residential drug rehab and alcohol rehab located near Montreal, in Prevost, Quebec. The program consists of gender-specific therapy communities, on-site schooling, building self-esteem and social competencies, as well as providing aftercare and family services meant to assist teens and their families in developing healthy lifestyles outside of drugs and alcohol.
7 ave. Revcon, Pointe-Claire, Quebec, H9R 4Z7
514-694-9894
Narcotics Anonymous, often shortened to N.A., is a global, community-based organization to provides those with narcotics addiction (drug addiction) the resources and community needed to overcome their drug addiction outside of the rehab model. It was founded in 1953, and like Alcholics Anonymus (A.A.), now has members and meetings all over the world.
Alcoholics Anonymous, often shortened to A.A. was originally founded in Ohio in 1935, however, meetings are now held all over the world, including several locations in and around Montreal. A.A. is famous for its 12-step program, with its success stemming from its accessibility; meetings are free, nonprofessional, self-supporting, and open to all, regardless of age and gender. Alcoholics Anonymous provides an alternative to inpatient rehabs or outpatient rehabs by creating a community of peers rehabilitating from alcohol addiction.
Before going to a meeting, please contact for dates and times: – Montreal (English): 514-350-3444 – Montreal (Français): 514-376-9230
“The staff were all amazing people. Having worked together for a number of years, the staff knew all their strengths and how their particular areas of expertise complimented each other."
“My daughter was a client of Catherine’s and her outstanding team of addiction treatment professionals. The key word here is “professional. My daughter has been sober for almost a year. .”
Catherine and her staff of psychotherapists Karen, Laurie and nurse Nana, as well as all office and cooking staff, are all great people and I got the feeling they really cared about me
You’ve made the right choice, it’s time to get the help that is needed. There is plenty to do to get ready to take that next important step so why add travel to your load? We are happy to come to your home and get you, or if you prefer, which some residents do, we can pick you up somewhere neutral.
We have hand-picked some easy-to-access pickup points around Montreal If you are interested in any of the following pickup points just let your intake team member know and they will make all the arrangements for you.
We look forward to meeting you and helping you begin your journey to wellness.
Bd Roméo Vachon Nord (Arrivées), Dorval, QC H4Y 1H1