Find Cocaine Addiction Treatment in Your Province

Fresh Start Recovery is a long-standing addiction recovery organization serving men in Calgary, Alberta. For over three decades, it has provided a combination of residential treatment, supportive housing, outreach, and community-based support designed to help people affected by addiction rebuild stability, reconnect with relationships, and regain a sense of purpose. Fresh Start’s work emphasizes compassionate engagement, community connection, and long-term recovery.

Hope Place Centres also provides live-in programs for both men and women, along with community-based treatment. With a staff experienced in recovery, the organization helps individuals struggling with addictions such as cocaine access the care and encouragement needed to build a new path forward.

The impaired driver treatment program in Prince Albert helps reduce repeat offenses through education and counseling. Participants with histories of substance use, including cocaine, receive tailored interventions aimed at supporting behavioral change and long-term sobriety.

NADACA’s Eagles’ Nest Recovery House provides inpatient and wellness programs for individuals of Aboriginal descent. With options including online supports, the center helps clients prepare for and engage in recovery from cocaine addiction and other substance use challenges in a culturally informed setting.

Laura Gatien & Associates is a community-based outpatient mental health and recovery support practice in Fredericton that offers confidential counselling for adults, couples, and families seeking help with emotional wellbeing, behavioural concerns, and substance use patterns as part of everyday life rather than through residential addiction treatment. Registered social workers and licensed counsellors provide evidence-informed therapy tailored to each person’s goals.

Ken Brown Recovery Home offers a 90-day residential program for men aged 16 and up. Their supportive housing and diverse treatment methodologies help individuals work toward long-term recovery from substance use, including cocaine, in a safe and stable environment.

Bonnyville Indian-Metis Rehabilitation Centre (BIMRC) is a residential addiction recovery program near Bonnyville, Alberta that integrates a holistic healing philosophy with cultural tradition and community support. Set on the peaceful shores of Moose Lake, the centre provides a structured recovery pathway where individuals can step away from everyday pressures and engage deeply with their healing process.

Day One Society is a community-based addiction services organization in Kamloops, BC that supports adults and youth whose substance use has already begun affecting their daily lives: routines, work, relationships, housing stability, or emotional wellbeing. Beyond outpatient counselling, it provides a residential detox setting and supportive recovery living along with counselling, transition support, and youth-focused services, so recovery work is anchored in real-life needs.

The Cochrane District Detox Centre in Smooth Rock Falls offers 24/7 bilingual detox and stabilization services in a 27-bed facility. The phased approach includes crisis intervention, treatment planning, and case management to support individuals preparing for long-term recovery from addictions like cocaine.