Parenting Workshop (Pre-registration required)

A 6 week Parenting Group using the best seller book and DVD "How to talk so kids will listen" by Adele Faber and Elaine Mazlish. Parents will learn proven skills, such as how to set limits while maintaining goodwill, cope with their child's negative feelings, express anger without hurting, engage their child's willing cooperation, and help their child become caring and responsible. Parents will also learn how to resolve conflicts peacefully and create a family atmosphere of love and respect. More info

M.A. (Marijuana Anonymous Meeting) - Life with Hope

This weekly meeting is for men and women who wish to share their experience, strength and hope with each other so that they may solve common problems and issues and help others to recover from addiction to marijuana.

This meeting, for addicts of any substance or behaviour, allows participants to share freely their experiences. The format of the meeting includes a speaker who tells his or her story of recovery, which is followed by group discussion, if desired. This meeting is also open to people not suffering from an addiction.

Group Dynamics for Families

Description: This weekly meeting is for family members and friends of addicts. Living with and loving an addict can be overwhelming. This group offers support by giving family members and friends the chance to share with others that are going through similar circumstances; to listen and learn from each other and grow. Family members also live in isolation and shame and need the support available at this group. More info

Group Dynamics for Families

This weekly meeting is for family members and friends of addicts. Living with and loving an addict can be overwhelming. This group offers support by giving family members and friends the chance to share with others that are going through similar circumstances; to listen and learn from each other and grow. Family members also live in isolation and shame and need the support available at this group.

S-Anon is a program of recovery for those who have been affected by someone else's sexual behavior. S-Anon is based on the Twelve Steps and the Twelve Traditions of Alcoholics Anonymous. The primary purpose of S-Anon is to recover from the effects upon us of another person’s sexaholism, and to help families and friends of sexaholics.

Dual Diagnosis Group

A dual diagnosis group has started at Chabad Project Pride which addresses the issue of both the substance abuse and mental illness. This group is run by social worker, Donna Cohen, who has had 30 years experience working in the field of addictions and mental health at the Montreal General Hospital. The format of the group involves members discussing concerns about their psychiatric medications, how to live with a dual disorder, and learning new ways of coping. Often these clients do not always get their needs met at 12 step groups, which do not understand the devestating effects of having a severe mental illness. These clients must take their medications to avoid a mental illness relapse.

Women`s 12 Step Codependency Workshop

A 12 step codependency workshop using Melody Beattie's CoDependents' Guide to the 12 steps. This group focuses on developing healthy relationships. There are seperate groups for men and women.

pre-registration required

pre-registration required

pre-registration required

Sex Addiction
Group Therapy
Pre-registration
required

Parenting Workshop (Pre-registration required)

A 6 week Parenting Group using the best seller book and DVD "How to talk so kids will listen" by Adele Faber and Elaine Mazlish. Parents will learn proven skills, such as how to set limits while maintaining goodwill, cope with their child's negative feelings, express anger without hurting, engage their child's willing cooperation, and help their child become caring and responsible. Parents will also learn how to resolve conflicts peacefully and create a family atmosphere of love and respect. More info

M.A. (Marijuana Anonymous Meeting) - Life with Hope

This weekly meeting is for men and women who wish to share their experience, strength and hope with each other so that they may solve common problems and issues and help others to recover from addiction to marijuana.

This meeting, for addicts of any substance or behaviour, allows participants to share freely their experiences. The format of the meeting includes a speaker who tells his or her story of recovery, which is followed by group discussion, if desired. This meeting is also open to people not suffering from an addiction.

Group Dynamics for Families

Description: This weekly meeting is for family members and friends of addicts. Living with and loving an addict can be overwhelming. This group offers support by giving family members and friends the chance to share with others that are going through similar circumstances; to listen and learn from each other and grow. Family members also live in isolation and shame and need the support available at this group. More info

Group Dynamics for Families

This weekly meeting is for family members and friends of addicts. Living with and loving an addict can be overwhelming. This group offers support by giving family members and friends the chance to share with others that are going through similar circumstances; to listen and learn from each other and grow. Family members also live in isolation and shame and need the support available at this group.

S-Anon is a program of recovery for those who have been affected by someone else's sexual behavior. S-Anon is based on the Twelve Steps and the Twelve Traditions of Alcoholics Anonymous. The primary purpose of S-Anon is to recover from the effects upon us of another person’s sexaholism, and to help families and friends of sexaholics.

Dual Diagnosis Group

A dual diagnosis group has started at Chabad Project Pride which addresses the issue of both the substance abuse and mental illness. This group is run by social worker, Donna Cohen, who has had 30 years experience working in the field of addictions and mental health at the Montreal General Hospital. The format of the group involves members discussing concerns about their psychiatric medications, how to live with a dual disorder, and learning new ways of coping. Often these clients do not always get their needs met at 12 step groups, which do not understand the devestating effects of having a severe mental illness. These clients must take their medications to avoid a mental illness relapse.

Women`s 12 Step Codependency Workshop

A 12 step codependency workshop using Melody Beattie's CoDependents' Guide to the 12 steps. This group focuses on developing healthy relationships. There are seperate groups for men and women.