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GYA'WA'TLAAB HEALING CENTRE

MISSION STATEMENT

"The primary mission of Gya'Wa'Tlaab Healing Centre is to strengthen the ability of First Nations people to live health, happy lives - by elimination of abuse of alcohol and other substances and by affirmation of pride in native identity."

Gya'Wa'Tlaab - Haisla translation meaning "Helping Each Other"


 

 

 

 

Executive Director: Patricia Starr
 

42 day, inpatient/residential, adult co-ed program
Will accept adults
12 bed facility with a capacity for 14
8 week Early Recovery Stabilization Program
2008 A&D Treatment Program Schedule Link

 

Our program is a 12 bed facility with a capacity for 14. We operate an 8 week early recovery stabilization program. We take clients who are methadone maintenance. We offer accupuncture, mental health counselling, equine therapy, physical education, alcohol and drug counselling, assessment, physician services. We don't take couples anymore - at least until further notice.

Program Rational

The purpose of the Gya Wa Tlaab Healing Centre is to provide an effective psycho-educational component, as well as an interactive progressive early Recovery program and aftercare program that will contribute to a healthy lifestyle change in the Haisla community and territory.

Primary Purpose

The primary purpose of the Gya Wa Tlaab Healing Centre is to provide porgrams for pre-treatment and aftercare, while providing counselling, guidance and support for individuals, couples and families. Referrals to treatment programs and other resources will be made avialable upon completion of the pre-treatment program provided by the assist individuals, couples, and families in the development of a strong foundation. Recovery must be based on solid foundation: stable living situation, stable recovery support system, stable job or daily activities, and stable relationships.

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Head Office
P.O. Box 1018
Kitamaat Village, B.C. V0T 2B0

P: 250.639.9817
F: 250.639.9815

Email: gya_wa_tlaab@uniserve.com

Funding Provided by: First Nations and Inuit Health Branch (FNIHB)

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