3 Best Addiction Treatment Centers in Shawinigan

“Domrémy-de-la-Mauricie has a multidisciplinary team composed of educators, doctors, nurses, human relations agents, and psychologists, all trained and attentive to the needs of people dependent on alcohol, drugs, medication, and gambling, as well as the needs of those around them. Domrémy-de-la-Maurici's treatments are personalized and adapted to each person. If the person is also affected by a mental health problem, this dimension will be taken into consideration in the treatment. Particular attention is paid to the person's family and living environment. Domrémy-de-la-Mauricie's services with accommodation are available 365 days a year. You can contact them today to book an appointment.”

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“Maison Eurêka de Shawinigan is a certified dependency accommodation resource that has existed for over 25 years. They provide three-month therapy with accommodation to refocus on yourself and put tools in place to help you move towards what is important to you. Maison Eurêka de Shawinigan works as a team to make your stay with them a warm and stimulating experience. The organization's main help and support activities are Therapy and addiction treatment with accommodation. As a team, you will build an intervention plan focused on what is important to you. Maison Eurêka de Shawinigan has two service points, one in Shawinigan and one in St-Guillaume.”

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“Centre d'intervention en dépendances Adrienne-Roy helps people whose addiction prevents them from fulfilling themselves and those around them. They offer Workshops every Wednesday afternoon to help you overcome addiction-related challenges. Centre d'intervention en dépendances Adrienne-Roy's small Wednesday groups are designed to help you take the first step towards success. The goal of all workers is to help the person reduce, or even stop, the addictive behaviour and reduce the harm associated with it. Centre d'intervention en dépendances Adrienne-Roy also offer services to collaterals, that is to say, to the family and loved ones of the person with an addiction problem.”

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