Maison Renaissance is a residential treatment center in Quebec dedicated to supporting individuals struggling with substance use disorders. The facility provides a structured environment where residents can engage in therapeutic programs aimed at achieving sobriety and personal development.
Maison Renaissance
Updated on: 19 February 2025
About this center
Center at a glance
Location
924 Halle Street, Hearst, ON
Treatment Length
28 days
Experience
Founded in 1982 | 44 years of operation
Language
English
Business Hours
Monday to Friday - 8:30 am to 4:30pm (closed for lunch hour)
Co-Ed
Yes
Cost of Treatment
Free of charge
Reviews
Things to know
On-site detox
No, and must be 5 days sober
Professional/ medical staff
Isabelle Sabourin-Levesque, MSW | Director
Items not permitted
Clothing depicting alcohol, drugs, violence or sexually-explicit
Clothing too tight or revealing
Heavily-scented products
Mini skirts
Paying for treatment
Low-Cost or Free Rehab
Services & amenities
Treatment Types
Outpatient
Outpatient
Outpatient treatment provides scheduled therapy and support while individuals continue living at home. Programs vary in intensity and frequency based on individual needs.
Residential Short-Term
Residential Short-Term
Short-term inpatient treatment provides intensive, residential care for a limited period. Programs focus on stabilization and preparation for ongoing treatment or aftercare. A treatment that is 30 days or less is considered short-term.
Services Offered
Abstinence-Based Recovery
Abstinence-Based Recovery
Abstinence-based recovery is an approach that emphasizes complete avoidance of alcohol and other drugs as the foundation for long-term recovery. Treatment and support services are structured around maintaining ongoing sobriety.
Assessment
Assessment
An assessment is an initial evaluation used to understand an individual’s substance use history, needs, and appropriate level of care. It helps guide treatment recommendations and next steps.
Co-Occurring Disorders
Co-Occurring Disorders
Co-occurring disorders refer to the presence of both a substance use disorder and a mental health condition. Treatment typically addresses both conditions together to support more comprehensive care.
Drug Prevention and Education
Faith-Based
Faith-Based
Faith-based programs incorporate spiritual or religious principles into treatment or recovery support. Services may be offered alongside clinical care or peer-based support, depending on the program.
Family Services
Family Support
Holistic
Holistic
Holistic programs emphasize treating the whole person by addressing physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual well-being. Services may complement traditional treatment approaches.
Relapse Prevention
Relapse Prevention
Relapse prevention focuses on identifying triggers, developing coping strategies, and building skills to maintain recovery. These services are often integrated into ongoing treatment or aftercare.
Substance Abuse Counselling
Substance Abuse Counselling
Substance abuse counseling provides professional support to help individuals address substance use and related behaviors. Services may include individual or group counseling focused on recovery goals.
Substance Abuse Counselling for Individuals
Substance Abuse Group Counselling
Twelve-Step
Twelve-Step
Twelve-step programs follow a structured recovery model based on peer support and personal accountability. The approach emphasizes ongoing participation, shared experience, and mutual support.
Clientele Served
Co-Ed
Trust Factors
Evidence-Based Approach
Licensed Staff
Non-Profit Organization
Registered Canadian Charitable Organization
