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No, but we provide crisis line numbers, and we can provide a list of website contacts. In case of an emergency call 911.
We are mandated for 19 years of age and up.
Set up appointment to open a file which can be through self referrals, walk-ins, and referrals from other organizations.
Go through intake process, see a counsellor for 8 – 10 sessions, and fill out Clinical Assessment Form. You must attend all counselling appointments. Complete application for treatment form to get name on waitlist. The length of time depends on treatment intake dates.
No, we are an “Outpatient” Drug and Alcohol Counselling service. Please call our office at 604-687-0281 for more information.
No.
No, we take walk-ins, self referrals, and organization referrals.
No, we do not force people but we do adhere to legal agreements such as probation or bail orders.
Sessions are one hour, once or twice a week, depending on need, up to one year.
It is preferred but not necessary. Please call 604-687-0281 for more information.
Yes.
By law we follow the B.C. Public Service Act.
No, but we require you to be sober when entering the office and attending counselling sessions.
No.
No. We provide one on one, couple, family and group counselling.
We will do our best to refer you to a culturally-sensitive program when requested.
No.
Appointments are usually within a week of intake.
We accept referrals from self-help groups and give referrals to self-help groups.