Drug Treatment Center Philosophy
 All of the staff at The Orchard drug treatment center share the core belief that addiction is a treatable disease and recovery is a process that heals mind, body and spirit. With that in mind, treatment is provided through medical, psychological, spiritual and holistic means in order to treat the whole person.
At our substance abuse treatment center we depart from institutional drug rehab programs and have created a "therapeutic community" made up of loving and caring sober living homes where our clients disconnect from their addictions and reconnect to a higher presence. Many of our professional staff have overcome their own addictions and have the experience of their own recovery to share.
Our entire structure - from our beautiful facility, to our wholesome food and our loving staff - supports a caring environment where participants are safe to share with other clients and staff members.
Addiction is a family disease and involving a client's family in the recovery process is an important part of The Orchard's drug and alcohol treatment philosophy and programming. Families are encouraged to participate in Saturday educational programming, Sunday visits and a two-day educational seminar and introduction to Al-Anon, all of which are included in the cost of our 42-day and 28-day Primary Care treatment programs.
The Orchard alcohol treatment center uses a variety of counseling approaches to ensure clients are exposed to a balance of professional and self-help options. Clients leave our treatment center with the tools needed to continue their recovery and are encouraged to continue fellowship through the help of 12-step groups like Alcoholics Anonymous, Narcotics Anonymous and Cocaine Anonymous.
By treating our clients with dignity and respect, we aim to empower them to take responsibility for their ongoing recovery. We take a holistic approach to recovery and provide a full range of therapies designed to address the physical, psychological and spiritual needs of our clients.
We believe that addiction is a treatable disease and the cycle can be broken.
We believe in a holistic approach with the 12 steps as a foundation.
We believe in treating clients as individuals, showing them dignity and respect, patience and understanding.
We believe in honoring the trust that has been given to us by family members.
We instill hope in our clients and their families.
"Thank you for giving me the skills to live a real life." - Kate, British Columbia
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