Renascent

Intensive Live-In Treatment — Madison Avenue Centre (Men)

Men and those who self-identify as male · 28 days (publicly funded); 28–42 day options in the private Complete Care stream · 54 Madison Ave, Toronto (Annex)

Gender-specific live-in treatment in a converted house in Toronto's Annex — the organization stresses its centres are actual homes, not institutions. The intensive 28-day program (with longer 42-day options in the private stream) pairs 12-step facilitation with CBT, DBT, and acceptance and commitment therapy, plus structured counselling, recovery planning, relapse-prevention education, and family counselling. Referrals are accepted from anyone, including self-referrals, with intake by phone consultation.

The 28-day live-in program is publicly funded (free) for eligible Ontarians 18+ per renascent.ca; the healthline listing describes it as publicly funded through Ontario Health. Private-pay Complete Care runs $15,995–$28,100 depending on length (28/35/42 days) and single or double occupancy, and bundles 6 months of virtual Continuing Care plus family programs.

Intensive Live-In Treatment — Paul J. Sullivan Centre (Men)

Men and those who self-identify as male; healthline listing states ages 16 and older · 28–42 days (variable, per healthline listing) + 20-week continuing care · 90 Colston Ave, Brooklin, ON (Durham Region)

The men's house named for Renascent's 1970 founder, set in Brooklin in Durham Region — the rural counterpart to the downtown Madison Avenue Centre. A fully accredited gender-specific in-patient program of variable length (28–42 days) covering addiction education, relapse prevention, and 12-step facilitation, with a 20-week continuing care phase noted in its healthline listing. Ministry of Health and donor-subsidized beds are available at no cost.

Per the centraleasthealthline.ca listing: set fees available, with Ministry of Health and donor-subsidized beds at no cost. Confirm current arrangements with intake.

Intensive Live-In Treatment — Graham Munro Centre (Women)

People who identify as female · 28 days (publicly funded); 28–42 day options in the private Complete Care stream · 356 Dundas Street West, Toronto

Renascent's residential treatment house for people who identify as female, located in downtown Toronto with in-house fitness facilities. Delivers the same abstinence-based, gender-responsive model as the men's houses — 12-step facilitation integrated with evidence-informed, trauma-informed clinical care — in a women-only setting. Alumni meetings run at the centre on the first and third Saturday of each month.

The 28-day live-in program is publicly funded (free) for eligible Ontarians 18+ per renascent.ca; private-pay Complete Care runs $15,995–$28,100 depending on length and occupancy.

Virtual Intensive Treatment Program

Adults 18+ in Ontario with a stable, supportive home environment who can maintain abstinence · 6 weeks, weekday sessions; healthline listing describes 6 weeks of intensive sessions plus a 20-week aftercare phase · Virtual (Ontario) · run from the Lillian & Don Wright Family Health Centre, 38 Isabella St, Toronto

A six-week intensive outpatient program delivered over a secure online platform, with video group counselling sessions every weekday plus individual counselling, psycho-educational programming, case management, and medical supports. Rolling enrollment lets people start without a long wait, and the part-time format is built for those balancing work, school, or family. Abstinence-based, trauma-informed, and concurrent-capable; graduates flow into the six-month Continuing Care Program and lifetime Alumni Care.

Government-funded at no cost to participants, per renascent.ca.

Continuing Care Program

Adults 18+ who have completed inpatient or outpatient treatment with an accredited provider · 6 months, one virtual session per week · Virtual

A six-month structured virtual aftercare program — one session per week from home — combining intensive relapse-prevention education and structured assignments with one-on-one and group counselling. Open to graduates of accredited providers, not only Renascent's own programs, it bridges the gap between intensive treatment and self-directed recovery.

Included (6 months) in the private Complete Care packages per renascent.ca pricing page; the publicly funded 28-day program does not include Continuing Care access. Contact intake for standalone pricing.

Essential Family Care Program

Adult family members, partners, and close friends impacted by a loved one's substance use — the loved one need not be in Renascent treatment · 4 weeks, weekly group sessions · Lillian & Don Wright Family Health Centre, 38 Isabella St, Toronto + online materials

A four-week program of weekly, professionally facilitated group sessions with optional one-on-one counselling, teaching family members how addiction and recovery affect the family and building skills around boundaries, enabling, and codependency. Groups meet in person, backed by online videos, presentations, and a workbook.

Renascent's family programs receive no government funding and are sustained by donors; per the pricing page, loved ones of clients access the Family, Children's, and Teens' Programs at no cost thanks to foundation donors.

Children's Program

Children ages 7–12 affected by a loved one's addiction · 4 days + ongoing alumni support nights · Lillian & Don Wright Family Health Centre, 38 Isabella St, Toronto

A four-day program giving children a safe, welcoming space to process a loved one's addiction through play, creativity, and age-appropriate counselling, followed by child and youth alumni support nights that keep the connection going after the program ends.

Donor-funded (no government funding for family programs per renascent.ca); loved ones of clients access it at no cost.

Teens Program

Teens ages 13–18 impacted by a loved one's addiction · Group sessions and drop-in support (ongoing) · Lillian & Don Wright Family Health Centre, 38 Isabella St, Toronto

Support for teenagers living in the wake of someone else's substance use, delivered through group sessions and drop-in support that build healthy coping skills, resilience, emotional expression, and peer connection.

Donor-funded (no government funding for family programs per renascent.ca); loved ones of clients access it at no cost.

Alumni Care Program

Renascent program graduates and their families · Lifetime access · Renascent centres (Toronto and Brooklin) + online

Lifetime alumni support: workshops, social events, the weekly TGIF recovery newsletter, and in-person alumni meetings — including sessions at the Graham Munro Centre on the first and third Saturday of each month — plus pathways to give back as an alumni contact or earn a Renascent Medallion.