Next Steps Recovery program provides a safe and supportive environment for people to learn how to manage any kind of problematic addictive behaviours. Guided by a trained professional, participants come to help themselves and each other using a variety of evidence based tools and techniques found in our materials. This includes rational emotive behaviour therapy (REBT) and cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT), as well as a positive reinforcement support program (CRAFT) for families and friends who want to be helpful to their loved one in recovery.
Next Steps Recovery Thursday at 7 pm meetings are free of charge. Meetings are 60 mins long. Cameras on is requested for a meet and greet during check-in. Participants seeking recovery over eighteen years of age are welcome to join us.
- Acceptence Commitment Therapy tools.
- Dialectical Therapy tools.
- Rational Emotive and Cognitive Therapy tools.
- Mindfulness and Self-Compassion techniques.
- We offer a free weekly peer support meeting.
- We present and circulate psycho educational tools and techniques for mental health and addiction recovery.
- Our meeting host is a trained professional.
- We do private one on one virtual counselling.
- We train mental health and addiction service providers.
- We focus on changing our behaviour.
- We rebuild our personal strengths and resilience.
- We support harm reduction with medical assistance.
- We discourage stigmatic language and unhelpful labels.
- We have the capacity to manage the challenges life brings.
- We replace our problematic behaviour with activities that are aligned with our goals and values.
- We rebuild and maintain meaningful relationships.
- We make intentional choices and live purposeful lives.
Altruism is the belief or practice of selfless concern for the well-being of others. It has been proven to have a great impact for success in addiction recovery. With compassion and empathy, we provide a non-judgmental safe meeting space where people learn new ways of coping with life's daily challenges. When we attend a meeting we all volunteer our time to be helpful to one another. We can stay on point in recovery and give back to others who benefit from our experience.