Recovery Education for Addictions and Complex Trauma (REACT)

Recovery Education for Addictions and Complex Trauma (REACT)
Description

RE/ACT (Recovery Education for Addictions and Complex Trauma) is a no-cost, 12- week out-patient (not gender-specific) program that names the numerous ways trauma shapes our lives, thought patterns, behaviours, and health. The RE/ACT program runs in three phases: 

  • Phase 1 is a four (4) week focus on understanding substance use and complex trauma. 
  • Phase 2 flows from that, with eight (8) weeks focused on complex trauma in each person’s life. 
  • Phase 3 is ongoing care and community support. 

As a RE/ACT cohort, individuals will identify and understand trauma’s impact on their life, and begin to develop healthy responses to the adversity that they experience in their daily life. As the individual progresses into ongoing care, they can continue to nurture healthy friendships that have developed over the first 90 days through afternoon and evening programming designed to support them in their recovery. Individual counselling and ongoing mentorship is also offered to individuals in various stages of recovery.

Cost for Services
No Cost for Services
Service Area
Substance Use
Mental Health
Languages Offered

English

Referrals and Access Details

Step 1: Apply on the website. Step 2: Individuals will receive a phone call within 48 hours to set up a personal assessment with Bob Cameron, RE/ACT Windsor- Essex Director (face to face or on Zoom) to review the application, answer any questions, and discuss basic details about the program itself (including location and timeframe). Step 3: Attend the next Monday Morning Orientation Session from 8:30am to 9:30am. Step 4: Join the Phase 1 Cohort Monday morning after the Orientation Session.

Hours of Operation
Monday to Friday 9am to 12noon

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