OUTPATIENT SERVICES
Supporting Your Recovery Every Step of the Way
We offer a full continuum of care with a dual diagnosis approach. Our outpatient services provide support for individuals continuing their recovery journey while they live at home.
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Recovery Services in the Heart of Montreal
Operating out the Queen Elizabeth Health Complex in Montreal, our outpatient facility provides both alumni and those just beginning their journey with flexible treatment options. As many are based in the city, this allows them to continue treatment while maintaining their daily routines.
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What are the Advantages of Outpatient Treatment?
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Maintain Your Responsibilities
Continue work, school, and family responsibilities while attending scheduled therapy sessions, maintaining stability in your life.
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Ease Your Transition
Receive support with finding housing, employment and ongoing therapy to facilitate the transition from residential treatment back into daily life.
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Stay Connected
Maintain a supportive sobriety community by attending support groups, alumni events and building a network of peers.
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12-Week Outpatient Program
Our 12-week program supports recovery after residential treatment , reinforcing healthy habits and providing a strong support network. It's also suitable for those who can't attend residential programs but need help with mental health and addiction.
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Together We Heal: A Family Recovery Program
When addiction affects one person, it impacts the entire family. Our comprehensive family addiction support program offers a safe, supportive environment where families learn to understand addiction, improve communication, set healthy boundaries, and rebuild trust through our specialized addiction family therapy approach.
This six-week family recovery program combines expert-led addiction family education sessions with peer support, giving you practical tools for self-care while discovering your strength in the recovery process. Available both virtually and in-person in Montreal, our program empowers families to heal together and create lasting positive change.
– PEER SUPPORT FOCUS –
Recovery Transition Program
The Recovery Transition Program is a peer-based and volunteer-driven program that helps residents transition from residential care back into the community.
Peer Mentors are the backbone of our Recovery Transition Program. They rely on their training and lived experience to help people who are dealing with mental health and/or addiction issues move into another phase of their lives.
Role of the RTP Peer Mentor in helping residents integrate back in their lives:
Model and assist in developing effective coping, interpersonal, and life skills.
Assist in exploring community and personal resources which would be beneficial to their specific needs.
Help break down stigma and isolation of mental illness and addiction that can impede recovery and increase chances of relapse.
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Alumni Community
Recovery doesn’t end when treatment does — and neither does connection. The Dunham House Alumni Community offers lifelong support, fellowship, and opportunities for continued growth long after a resident completes their program. Alumni are welcomed into a community grounded in shared experience, accountability, and compassion, with access to ongoing meetings, events, and peer connection. Whether someone is newly transitioned or years into recovery, our alumni network serves as a reminder that no one walks this path alone, and that healing is strengthened through belonging, purpose, and continued engagement.
Our Address
Queen Elizabeth Health Complex
2100 Ave Marlow, Suite 347
Montreal QC, H4A 3L5