ADM Addictions Counselling

05/06/2025

We all have our own experiences and feelings, which is part of being a human. Every year, 20% of Canadians experience a mental illness or mental health issue. However, EVERYONE has mental health to take care of.

Mental Health Week is here! Please check out the mental health resources in the link below.

http://www.mentalhealthweek.ca/

04/07/2025

Here are some signs that someone may be struggling with alcohol use disorder.

1. The person struggles to control their drinking at social gatherings
2. The person begins consuming alcoholic beverages early in the day
3. The person hides their alcohol use. For example, they may have an alcoholic beverage in a coffee mug or other opaque container so nobody knows what they're drinking.

If you or someone you know is experiencing any of these signs, please do not hesitate to reach out to our support team at any time. To speak with a support staff member, please call 431-996-6253.

You are not alone.

04/01/2025

April is Alcohol Awareness Month! Throughout this month, we will be sharing resources to help you understand how alcohol affects people and how we can destigmatize alcohol use disorder.

Find out how you can get involved through the link (also available in our bio!)
https://www.cadca.org/resources/get-involved-alcohol-awareness-month?fbclid=IwAR3Fz2jxfNoccsaG8cChOKudfWJN2p2w8BjnZOuC0qAgEcpe4zzLkIkBuc8

03/29/2025

Put in the work. It's worth it. You're worth it.

02/27/2025

Are you or a loved one struggling with addiction? You are not alone. Taking the first step can be difficult, but we hope to make the process as simple as possible. Call us at 431-996-6253 to speak to our support team who are available to answer your questions 24/7. Further info can be found on our website www.bruceoakerecovery.ca

01/14/2025

01/02/2025

I will be starting a men’s group located in gimli! Anyone with any mental health issues/addiction please reach out and I will give more information.

10/10/2024

World Mental Health Day is recognized globally to raise awareness of mental health issues. The World Federation for Mental Health presents the WFMH Global Campaign that aims to recognize the 75th anniversary of WFMH and World Mental Health Day 2024. The theme for this campaign is "Mental Health is a Universal Human Right" — a theme that resonates with the work that is done at Bruce Oake Centre.

Learn more about the campaign that supports this day here: https://wmhdofficial.com/

08/14/2024

With Recovery Day Winnipeg – I just got recognized as one of their top fans! 🎉

07/09/2024

Charlie Sheen's journey with sobriety has been tumultuous and highly publicized. Known for his wild lifestyle and substance abuse issues, Sheen's struggles with addiction led to significant personal and professional setbacks. However, in recent years, he has made efforts to turn his life around and embrace sobriety.

Sheen has spoken openly about his addiction and the challenges he faced in achieving sobriety. In various interviews, he has highlighted the importance of support from family, friends, and professional help in his recovery journey. He has also credited his children as a major motivation for staying sober, emphasizing his desire to be a better father and role model.

In 2017, Sheen revealed that he had been sober for over a year, marking a significant milestone in his recovery. He has continued to advocate for sobriety and has shared his experiences to help others facing similar struggles.

Sheen's story is a reminder of the complexities of addiction and the possibility of redemption and recovery, even after many years of battling substance abuse.

via Palm Beach Recovery.

06/21/2024

Today we gather as a community to celebrate National Indigenous Peoples Day. As we acknowledge our awareness of the harms of the past, we reflect on and honour Indigenous wisdom, traditions, and culture. We take this day to share and celebrate the achievements of the First Nations, Métis, and Inuit peoples across Canada.