Foxhole Therapeutic Services is a community-based outpatient mental health and recovery support practice in Moncton that provides personalized counselling and behavioural support for adults, including those facing addiction challenges, through flexible, real-world therapy outside of a residential setting. Services are delivered by a Registered Social Worker and include a range of therapeutic approaches designed to help people build healthier coping strategies, manage stress, and make meaningful change while maintaining their daily lives.
Tailored Outpatient Support for Addiction, Stress and Life Concerns
At its core, Foxhole Therapeutic Services offers individual counselling and recovery support for adults dealing with substance use, anxiety, anger, trauma, and other behavioural concerns. Therapy is practical and client-centred, focused on helping people understand patterns, strengthen resilience, and build skills that support lasting change without leaving work, family or community roles.
Flexible Therapeutic Formats That Fit Your Life
Sessions can be delivered in person in Moncton or online across New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Ontario, and the centre offers creative formats such as walk-and-talk therapy and golf-course sessions to make engagement more comfortable and grounded in everyday life. These flexible options help clients access support in ways that connect recovery work with real-world routines.
Practical Tools and Evidence-Informed Approaches
Foxhole’s therapeutic work integrates evidence-informed techniques, including cognitive behavioural approaches, motivational work, and relational focus, to address underlying drivers of substance use, build coping mechanisms, improve emotional regulation, and build accountability. This outpatient model helps participants embed recovery goals within daily life.
Accessible Outpatient Counselling with Supportive Guidance
Located on St-George Street in Moncton, the centre provides accessible outpatient care that’s suitable for people ready to engage in structured recovery and mental-health work while continuing their everyday responsibilities.
