Causes of Relapse in Addiction Recovery

The journey of addiction recovery is akin to navigating a labyrinth; it’s complicated, full of twists and turns, and requires constant vigilance. While many successfully traverse this maze, reaching the all-important milestone of long-term sobriety, others encounter setbacks along the way. The phenomenon of relapse is an unfortunate but all too common part of this … Read more

Decoding the Physical Signs of Addiction

Addiction often begins as an invisible struggle, lurking in the cognitive and emotional realms before manifesting in the physical world. However, as it progresses, the signs become increasingly evident, almost as if the body is sending out distress signals. Understanding these physical cues can be a crucial part of identifying addiction at an early stage. … Read more

What to Expect During a Stay at an Addiction Treatment Centre

When it comes to addiction treatment centres, the unknown can be intimidating. Perhaps it’s the fear of judgment, the uncertainty of the process, or simply the apprehension of leaving familiar environments for something entirely new. This blog aims to shed light on what one could expect during a stay at an addiction treatment centre, demystifying … Read more

The Burning Question: Is Weed Addictive? An In-Depth Look

The topic of marijuana’s addictiveness often provokes debate among researchers, healthcare providers, and the public. With growing legalization and cultural acceptance of cannabis use, the question becomes increasingly relevant. This blog aims to explore the intricacies of marijuana use and its potential for addiction from scientific and medical perspectives. The Chemical Component: THC and CBD … Read more

why having sex addiction is a problem: Unpacking the Consequences

Sex addiction, often shrouded in secrecy and shame, poses a significant problem that impacts not just the individual but their relationships and overall well-being. Although popular culture sometimes trivializes it, making light of its seriousness with jokes and stereotypes, the reality is far graver. This blog aims to delve into why sex addiction is indeed … Read more

Canada’s Opioid Pandemic and Potential Pathways Forward

Canada, often recognized for its quality healthcare system and high standard of living, faces a less publicized but equally urgent challenge: the opioid pandemic. This crisis has reached every corner of the nation, affecting people from all walks of life. This blog aims to unpack the gravity of the issue and explore potential solutions to … Read more

why do people use drugs and how do they get addicted

Drug addiction is a multifaceted issue that goes beyond simple explanations. From the exterior, the path to addiction may seem straightforward, but the internal complexities are often misunderstood. This blog aims to explore the various factors that drive people to use drugs and how those initial choices can lead to addiction. Curiosity and Experimentation One … Read more

Unpacking Alcoholics Anonymous and its Role in Canadian Recovery Journeys

Navigating the path to recovery from alcohol addiction is a complex and highly personal experience. In Canada, one widely recognized resource for individuals grappling with alcoholism is Alcoholics Anonymous (AA). Serving as a community of mutual support, AA has proven to be an effective mechanism for many on their road to sobriety. This blog aims … Read more

Understanding Concurrent Disorders and Their Manifestations

The complexities of mental health are often further complicated by the co-occurrence of more than one disorder, commonly referred to as concurrent disorders. This intricate scenario involves not just one, but two or more disorders that interact in such a way as to exacerbate each other, complicating treatment and potentially intensifying the severity of symptoms. … Read more

Figuring out if someone has a drug addiction

The ramifications of drug addiction extend beyond the individual, affecting families, friendships, and communities at large. Recognizing the signs of drug addiction is a critical first step toward intervention and treatment. However, these signs are often elusive, masked by everyday behaviors or hidden behind a façade of normalcy. This blog aims to shed light on … Read more

Brittany BuchanBrittany Buchan
10:49 21 Dec 22
Metamorphosis literally saved my life .I went to the centre completely broken and honestly just done. But after a month of learning and amazing care from all the medical staff and counsellors ( Rick , Vicky, Troy , Jen , Mel , Nicole ) I left a with a new lease on life and I now look forward to living.I wasn’t sure if this place was for me as I suffer from mental illness and not addiction but although most of the focus was on addictions , it’s very applicable to mental health as well and found myself learning a lot.My primary counsellor Rick was amazing , he lifted me up and helped me see my true potential and worth and guided me in tackling some daunting work and was always there for me when I needed , for hims i am so thankful!My secondary counsellor Vicky was another saving grace for me , we shared a lot of similar stories and she was easy to talk to , always made sure that if I had a issue , it was rectified and she’s definitely a huge blessing to me and my recovery !The only negative thing I have to say is the centre is quite disorganized ( managerially , administratively) and I did feel like I was chasing people to try and receive some of the things that were supposed to be part of my treatment there from family therapy to psychiatry . When I did speak to the owners about this it was dealt with in a productive manner and although in my opinion it wasn’t able to be fixed as it was too far gone ; it was sorted out to the best of their ability .Metamorphosis was the first place I have felt safe , heard , valued and supported and everyone there was amazing I would recommend this centre to others who are looking for a place to heal !
Ada WoodsAda Woods
05:44 02 Oct 22
My time at Metamorphosis Centre was unexpectedly beautiful.I've travelled around the world, and I have to say this was the best month of my life. Nothing compares to this experience and the knowledge I gained. If you are on the fence or looking into treatments centres, I promise this is the place for you!I remember making the decision I needed to go to rehab and being terrified based off what movies portray - I'm 25 - so the picture of the movie "Girl Interrupted" played through my mind. Wow, did Metamorphosis prove me wrong. The gentlemen Todd who answered the phone on the other side of Metamorphosis tackled all my questions with empathy and made me feel comfortable with the decision of going there. I was still hesitant but when I walked through the front doors of Metamorphosis a rush of hope came over me and I felt instantly at home. I was greeted with compassion, understanding, and no judgements. That continued for my 30 days there, as well as after I left. I have a new family; the staff, counsellors, owners, and clients that attended alongside me.The program itself gets to the bottom of addiction by exploring how everything starts with the importance of mental health. They focus on how to love and accept yourself despite decisions or experiences we've all had in life. It is accompanied with beautiful walks and swims at the beach, nature hikes, and fun group activities that taught me I can have fun being sober again. I can be myself and be loved for it.Every single counsellor in the building goes above and beyond with their jobs. It is so evident that they truly give their whole heart to every individual that walks through their front doors. I have done therapy consistently for 2 years prior to going. During my first conversation with head counsellor Rick he got to the root of my problems in that one conversation. (I know my mind was blown too.) I will forever be thankful for Rick, he truly changed my outlook on life, and helped re-build the broken relationships I had with my parents. Vicky, the mom of the building, with the biggest heart. She wasn't even my assigned counsellor but she stood by my side and cheered me on while I figured my life out. Nicole, my primary counsellor provided me with tools to overcome my anxiety and panic attacks. She is such a joy to be around, and lights up any room she walks into. I learned more in a month at Metamorphosis Centre than I had doing therapy for 2 years.To Frank and Chris, the owners, thank you SO much for opening up Metamorphosis Centre, and your determination to make it the best centre out there. In my eyes, you have achieved that. I couldn't imagine my life without this place now.
stephanie beedhamstephanie beedham
19:34 11 Aug 22
Metamorphosis changed my life. It is a treatment center that stands above the rest in every aspect of recovery. The treatment is personalized to each individual's struggle and the staff work one on one to provide the best care possible. My counselor Rick is one of the most wonderful people I have ever met. With years of experience and a heart of gold, he challenged me, taught me and encouraged me to face my addiction and overcome a lifetime of trauma. Vicky is a counselor that will go above and beyond for her clients. She is relentless in her pursuit to make your journey successful. Chris and Frank, the owners, make Metamorphosis a place that people can call home during recovery. Their work is not only amazing...it is beautiful and inspiring. I will forever be grateful for the time I spent at this Centre and urge anyone struggling with mental health or addiction to reach out and look no further than Metamorphosis. It is treatment that will make the difference.
Dennis CDennis C
15:34 02 Apr 22
Metamorphosis showed me how to be the best version of my self . The patience and consideration from all the staff is what makes Metamorphosis different from other centre's. The food was fantastic, I enjoyed the kitchen staff so much I would volunteer cleaning dishes. Frank and Chris gave me an opportunity that allowed me to break the cycle of addiction that I will be forever grateful for. My primary counselor Madison , went above and beyond. Secondary counselor Tom was open and friendly , but took my recovery seriously and helped show me the way into better living. I am still in contact with Tom and he continues to support me with the challenges I face in recovery
Melanie BucciMelanie Bucci
21:39 10 Jan 22
I cannot begin to describe how thankful I am for Metamorphosis for helping me get my life back together. I was in a very dark place when I arrived and I did not know what to expect as this was my first (and last) treatment center I have ever been to. Right away I was made to feel comfortable and at home by the staff and the other clients staying at the center. You can tell that the owners, Frank and Chris, truly care about their clients. My primary counsellor, Jen, was absolutely amazing and I am so grateful for her. She understood me right away and gave me the tools I needed to be successful in my recovery, along with the help of the head counsellor, Rick, and the other counsellors at Metamorphosis. The doctors and therapists that they work with are also excellent and extremely knowledgeable. The food they provided was top notch. Thank you, Metamorphosis, for making me live again and not just survive. This center will always hold a special place in my heart.
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