Our 6-week program provides time to begin clearing, healing, and make important changes while learning how to live free of substances. Learn to see, recognize, and understand your addiction then change direction, move toward a life of recovery, and stay on the path to healthy living. Our primary treatment program addresses concerns about, and finding balance between, recovery and education, and work or career with your primary partner, family life, and self-care. And we provide separate programs for men and women. The average time in Primary treatment is 34 days.

It takes courage to begin the process of recovery. Whether you’re just coming to terms with your addiction, working toward a deeper recovery, seeking relapse prevention or need help with recovery management, we’ll meet you where you are, and we’ll move forward together.

Your treatment will include individual counseling and group sessions with specialized clinicians. As you progress, your treatment plan will include in-depth lectures and focused group therapy, such as:

Counselling session
  • Working the 12 Steps in all aspects of life
  • Identifying and responding to triggers
  • Avoiding high-risk situations that can lead to relapse
  • Managing emotions and behaviors 
  • Connecting or reconnecting to spirituality


Regain Your Family Relationships

Rebuilding trust, communication and your family structure is crucial, because family members are a critical component to your successful recovery. In our family program, your loved ones can:

  • Learn more about the disease of addiction
  • Understand their role in the recovery process
  • Adopt techniques to care for themselves as they support you


Treating Your Co-Occurring Disorders

If you’re struggling with depression, anxiety, bipolar or personality disorders, you are not alone. We treat addiction and mental health disorders using an integrated approach informed by a complete assessment, individualized treatment plan and recovery support.


Guiding You Through Relapse Prevention and Recovery Management

Completing primary treatment is an important step towards recovery. The next step is learning how to deal with the stresses and challenges you will eventually face outside Pavillon. We will teach you how to live a full, satisfying and joyful life and offer you vital support that emphasizes:

  • Seeking and nurturing loving, healthy relationships
  • Balancing work and personal life
  • Enjoying healthy, sober leisure activities

Friday Pavillon Update:

Pavillon friends and Colleagues,
We have POWER at Pavillon! The power came on late yesterday afternoon.
Now begins the process of restoring all of our internal systems, and anxiously awaiting internet and communication services.
Our Facilities’ staff are on the campus assessing needs for critical resources such as water, the wastewater system, and our Chiller which provides our air conditioning and heat.
Outside resource agencies for these systems have been notified in anticipation of the completion of restoration and obtaining approval as required for these services prior to bringing patients back to campus.
The timeline for re-opening is soon, although we do not have an exact date. We hope that it will be next week, pending any unforeseen challenges. Time will tell.
In the meantime, please do not come to the campus. We will keep you informed of our progress through these updates, including when the campus is open to staff and then to our patients.
Stay safe and stay tuned for future updates. Please share with others who may have limited access to communication venues.

In gratitude,
Barbara Bennett, CEO