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"For those whose lives have been complicated by Addiction or Anger"

Importance of Therapy

Sometimes emotions and stress get the better part of us, where our actions and sub conscience are neither logical or rational. Anger and drug addiction affects you and everyone around you, your family, your friends, and co-workers. Not only do you isolate your self, but alienate the people around you.

Struggling alone doesn't necessarily always help to deal with your own demons. With the support of others, you can be guided towards the correct path. When dealing with these problems, one can experience increased levels of stress, depression and financial losses.

You may lose productivity at work, be passed over for a promotion or spend your money feeding your addiction. Crossroads therapy offers a unique path to increased self esteem, a renewed interest in life and the opportunity to plan your own resolution to your addiction or anger challenges.

 


Crossroads : C4PE
1980 Ottawa St, Lower Unit
Phone: 519-252-5456
Fax 519-252-8230

email : crssrods@mnsi.net

 

 
Individual Therapy

At Crossroads we have several qualified therapists available to deal with a wide range of issues including addiction therapy for both the addict/alcoholic and also for their respective family members. 

Crossroads also provides Alternative Conflict Resolution (traditionally thought of as Anger Management). Addiction and or anger impacts the lives of each and every family member and our approach to dealing with the entire family simultaneously will most often strengthen the family unit so that their lives can resume to get back on track.

 

 

 

 

 
Group Therapy
Road Ahead

Road Ahead is a structured relapse prevention program. This program consists of two hour sessions that run Monday evenings 7-9 pm. These two hour meetings are divided into 2 sections. The first half of the session consists of check-in, announcements, and then an educational segment. The remainder of the meeting has the larger group conduct a support meeting with a formalized code of conduct signed by each and every participant. Finally, the group has a formal closing.

There are Alternative Conflict Resolution groups available for men and women held Tuesday and Thursday evenings respectively. Group sessions run between 7-9 pm. These groups are facilitated by trained personnel that reflect back and encourage participants to re-examine their ways. Other group members are allowed to engage in this reflection process as well. The outcome is a very therapeutic environment for those looking to make changes in their lives.

 

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