Drug Treatment Centres in Saskatchewan

List of Treatment Centers in Saskatchewan

This is a list of different drug and alcohol treatment centers in Saskatchewan. This list may not be complete so if you have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact us at 1-877-254-3348.

Our editorial team conducts thorough research on the websites of the drug rehab centers listed in our directory. They regularly review these websites to ensure the information is up to date and comprehensive. Our experts also provide reviews to help you gain a better understanding of the services offered at each facility.

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Saskatchewan’s drug and alcohol treatment centers include drug detox centers, residential treatment, outpatient services, and support groups. Drugrehab.ca provides a directory listing of some of these programs and clinics.

Finding quality addiction care in the province is made easier with our help. Drugrehab.ca professionals help narrow the search and find services that meet your treatment and recovery goals. There are multiple options to choose from, including private and subsidized programs.

In addition to our directory listing, the Saskatchewan Health Authority provides information for residents with substance use disorders. We recommend considering multiple options, such as private services. Most programs offer payment options or even financing in some cases. Our counselor will help you determine the best approach to take.

Information on Drug Rehab

Cost of Treatment

Public vs Private Treatment

Length of Treatment

Drug Withdrawal Symptoms

Drug Detox in the Saskatchewan

Detox is the first step that an addict will go through when looking to access a treatment program. Here is some additional information on detoxification:

• This is the process of ridding the body of toxins and adjusting to the lack of alcohol and drugs.
• Detox does not constitute complete treatment, and it should not be considered the only step taken in a person’s recovery.
• Detoxification is needed to stabilize the person before treatment.
• When going through withdrawal, it is crucial to be in a supervised environment, as some of the symptoms include vomiting, tremors, sweating, stomach cramps, mood changes, and difficulty sleeping.

Outpatient and Inpatient Treatment in Saskatchewan

After detoxification is complete, the next step involves attending residential or outpatient treatment. Here are some benefits of these treatment modules:

• One of the main benefits of going to a treatment facility is its structure, which you can get at inpatient treatment.
• Outpatient treatment can also be a successful form of treatment, and it can accommodate those who cannot afford to put their life on pause for an extended period to attend a rehab program.

Saskatchewan’s residential and outpatient treatment centers provide the necessary resources to help addicts overcome their alcohol & drug addiction.

Ask a Professional

• How do I find drug rehab in Saskatchewan?

  There are different approaches to take when looking for drug rehab in Saskatchewan. Suppose you or your loved one are looking for private drug rehab; a simple internet search will point you in the right direction. Government-funded drug rehab is found through the Saskatchewan mental health and addiction support services.

• What type of government-funded drug rehab is provided?

  Through the Saskatchewan mental health and addiction support services, you or your loved one can access outpatient services, such as assessments, intensive one-on-one and group counseling, education, and support. Other options include detox services, inpatient services, and long-term residential services.

• Is it better to attend drug rehab outside of Regina or Saskatchewan?

  Ideally, if you or your loved one lives in Regina or Saskatchewan, it would be better to attend drug rehab at another location. Being in an unfamiliar environment does promote better success at treatment. It makes transitioning to aftercare or some form of sober living easier. There are fewer temptations when you are in an unfamiliar environment.

• What is the cost of drug rehab in Saskatchewan?

  The cost of drug rehab varies in the province. Drug rehab centers provided by the province are covered by provincial healthcare. Still, there could be some out-of-pocket costs, such as room and board fees. Private drug rehab costs vary. Generally, outpatient drug rehab is the least expensive, whereas residential drug rehab is the most expensive. Private drug rehab can cost between $5,000 and $30,000.

• Should you or your loved one consider drug rehab in Alberta if nothing is available in Saskatchewan?

  Yes, there are excellent substance use treatment options in Alberta. It is not uncommon for families or addicts to travel to Alberta when there are no treatment options in Saskatchewan. In fact, it is better to travel further away from the environment you were using drugs. Being in a different place contributes to better success and long-term recovery.

• Want to know more?

  The questions from DrugRehab.ca’s “Ask a Professional” are answered by Nickolaus Hayes. If you need further clarification on any of the questions above or have any other questions you can contact him directly at N.hayes@drugrehab.ca.

Saskatchewan Substance Use Statistics and Information

According to the Canadian Substance Use Costs and Harms (CSUCH):

• Substance use cost over $1.6 billion to the Saskatchewan province in 2017.
• Opioids on their own cost $192 million for the same year.
• More specifically, opioids cost $134 million in lost productivity, 29$ million to the criminal justice system, and $16 million to the healthcare system.

The province of Saskatchewan is aware of the impact that the opioid epidemic has been having on its community. On their website, there is a page dedicated to providing information on opioids, how to prevent overdoses, and the treatment resources available to their residents.