The Crossing Point Drug and Alcohol Rehab Kelowna BC

The Crossing Point Drug and Alcohol Rehab Kelowna BC Kelowna Rehab Addiction Treatment Center
The Crossing Point Programs for Addiction Recovery.

The Crossing Point is a leading addiction and mental health organization that integrates evidence based practice with pragmatic and creative treatment approaches,

🌟 Staff Spotlight: Tracy 🌟Tracy serves as the Intake Director for all Canadian facilities within Valiant Recovery, where...
02/12/2026

🌟 Staff Spotlight: Tracy 🌟

Tracy serves as the Intake Director for all Canadian facilities within Valiant Recovery, where she oversees the admissions process and ensures that each client’s entry into care is handled with professionalism, compassion, and clarity. She also holds the position of Regional Manager for Valiant Behavioral Health in Ottawa, providing leadership, operational oversight, and program support across the region. In addition, Tracy facilitates client aftercare, supporting individuals in maintaining accountability and sustained recovery beyond primary treatment.

Tracy holds credentials through the Canadian Addictions Counsellors Certification Federation (ICADC, NON CCS-ACS, CCAC) and is currently working toward her CCTACP. She also earned her Drug & Alcohol Treatment Specialist diploma through Stratford Career Institute.

Her favorite quote says it best: đź’ś
"The journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step."

With both professional expertise and lived experience, Tracy brings compassion, strength, and leadership to every client she supports. We’re grateful to have her on our team. Call Tracy today to start your recovery journey. 📞1-877-327-1294

Codependency is a pattern of behavior where a person becomes overly focused on meeting the needs of others while neglect...
02/10/2026

Codependency is a pattern of behavior where a person becomes overly focused on meeting the needs of others while neglecting their own emotional, mental, and physical well-being. 💙 It often develops in relationships where addiction, trauma, or chronic stress is present, and can look like people-pleasing, rescuing, controlling outcomes, or feeling responsible for someone else’s choices and emotions. While these behaviors usually come from love and a desire to help, they can unintentionally enable unhealthy patterns and prevent true healing for everyone involved.

In recovery, addressing codependency is just as important as addressing substance use. Learning healthy boundaries, rebuilding self-worth, and understanding where responsibility truly lies allows both individuals to grow independently and sustainably. Healing codependency creates space for accountability, mutual respect, and long-term recovery.

If you recognize these patterns in yourself or your family, you don’t have to navigate it alone. Call Valiant Recovery now to speak with a compassionate professional about education, support, and next steps toward healthier relationships and lasting recovery. 📞1-855-778-6444

✨Staff Spotlight - Tom DeLong ✨Meet Tom DeLong, Primary Counselor at Valiant Behavioral Health in Ontario. Tom brings au...
02/09/2026

✨Staff Spotlight - Tom DeLong ✨
Meet Tom DeLong, Primary Counselor at Valiant Behavioral Health in Ontario. Tom brings authenticity, strength, and deep compassion into his work every day, meeting clients exactly where they are and walking beside them through some of life’s hardest moments. He believes pain isn’t something to fear, it’s something to learn from. His favorite quotes say it best: “Pain is my friend, my scars give me character,” and “Never give in, never give up!”
Tom’s approach is grounded, honest, and empowering. He helps clients reframe their struggles as sources of resilience, reminding them that healing is possible and that their past does not define their future. We’re grateful to have Tom on our team and for the unwavering hope he brings into the recovery journey every single day. 💙 Please say hello to Tom 👇below!!

02/06/2026

Addiction isn’t the root problem—it’s often the symptom. 🧠💔 At the core of addiction is unresolved trauma: pain, loss, fear, or emotional wounds that never had space to heal. Substances or behaviors can become a way to cope, numb, or survive what feels overwhelming. 🌪️ Understanding this shifts the focus from blame to healing—because when trauma is addressed with compassion and support, real recovery becomes possible. 🌱💙

If you’d like to better understand what this means for you or someone you love, please call Valiant Recovery to talk through options and compassionate next steps. 📞 1-855-778-6444
Posted with permission from Paul Noiles.

Understanding addiction doesn’t mean enabling it. Enabling keeps someone stuck by shielding the addiction from consequen...
02/04/2026

Understanding addiction doesn’t mean enabling it. Enabling keeps someone stuck by shielding the addiction from consequences, often out of fear or misplaced love. Compassion, however, recognizes the humanity behind the behavior—it sees a person in pain, not a problem to be managed. You can hold firm, healthy boundaries while still offering empathy, dignity, and hope. True compassion supports accountability and recovery, without shaming or abandoning those who are suffering.

For guidance on how to support recovery without enabling, contact Valiant Recovery Centers for more information and compassionate support.
📞1-855-778-6444

Why Alcohol Is a DrugAlcohol is a drug—specifically a psychoactive depressant that affects the brain and central nervous...
02/03/2026

Why Alcohol Is a Drug

Alcohol is a drug—specifically a psychoactive depressant that affects the brain and central nervous system. It alters mood, judgment, coordination, and can lead to dependence and addiction.

Because alcohol is legal and socially accepted, its risks are often minimized. But Alcohol Use Disorder is a medical condition—not a moral failure.

Understanding the truth reduces stigma and opens the door to recovery.

At Valiant Recovery, we help individuals and families take that first step.
If you or someone you love is struggling, reach out today.
📞 Call us. 1-855-778-6444 or 💬 Message us. Recovery starts with a conversation.

🌟 Staff Spotlight 🌟Meet Kari, our Facility Manager at Valiant Recovery at our Kelowna, BC location.Kari has been working...
01/29/2026

🌟 Staff Spotlight 🌟
Meet Kari, our Facility Manager at Valiant Recovery at our Kelowna, BC location.

Kari has been working in addiction services for 14 years and brings deep compassion, leadership, and heart into everything she does. She’s passionate about helping others build meaningful lives in recovery and supporting both clients and staff with care and integrity.

💙 Kari’s favorite recovery quote:
“Recovery is making a life you don’t need to run from.”

We’re incredibly grateful to have Kari leading our Kelowna location.
Drop a 💙 to say hi to Kari! 👇

You are not your mistakes.You are not your past.You are not your addiction.You are stronger than you think.You are brave...
01/27/2026

You are not your mistakes.
You are not your past.
You are not your addiction.
You are stronger than you think.
You are braver than you feel.
And you are worthy of healing and hope, every single day.
Recovery isn’t a straight line. Some days feel like survival, others feel like victory. But every step forward, no matter how small, is progress.
If you’re struggling today, know this:
There is no shame in asking for help.
There is power in choosing to fight again tomorrow.
There is beauty in rebuilding your life, one day at a time.
✨ You are loved. You are needed. And your story isn’t over. ✨

🌟 Staff Spotlight 🌟Meet Sam!We’re excited to shine the spotlight on Sam, our facility manager at our Ottawa Ontario loca...
01/26/2026

🌟 Staff Spotlight 🌟
Meet Sam!
We’re excited to shine the spotlight on Sam, our facility manager at our Ottawa Ontario location.
Sam brings over 10 years of experience working with those that are ready for change and is especially passionate about helping people turn their lives around. What truly sets her apart is her compassion, dedication, humor, and deep understanding of addiction & mental health.
đź’™ Sam's favorite quote: Nothing Changes if Nothing Changes.
We’re so grateful to have Sam as part of our team to not only guide each client that walks through the doors but also to be there for the staff when they need a listening ear and to guide them in the day to day. Our clients and community are better because of her!
👇 Drop a comment below to show Sam some love!
Health

ARE YOU TIRED OF WATCHING THEM SUFFER? đź’”Watching someone you love struggle with addiction and mental health challenges c...
01/22/2026

ARE YOU TIRED OF WATCHING THEM SUFFER? đź’”

Watching someone you love struggle with addiction and mental health challenges can be heartbreaking, exhausting, and overwhelming. The person you remember, the parent, partner, child, or sibling, can feel lost beneath the pain, chaos, and confusion. You may feel helpless, unsure of what to do next, or afraid of making the wrong move. At Valiant Recovery Centers, you don’t have to face this alone. Our private, intensive, trauma-informed approach treats addiction and mental health together, addressing the root causes, not just the symptoms, so real healing can begin. There is hope, and help is available.
📞 Call us today for more details. 1-855-778-6444

Family TherapyAddiction and mental health struggles don’t happen in isolation — they ripple through the entire family. W...
01/21/2026

Family Therapy

Addiction and mental health struggles don’t happen in isolation — they ripple through the entire family. When a loved one is facing a dual diagnosis, families often carry fear, confusion, grief, and exhaustion, even while trying their best to help.

Family therapy offers a safe, compassionate space where healing can begin together. It helps families better understand addiction and mental health, repair strained relationships, and learn how to support recovery without blame, guilt, or enabling. Through honest conversation and guided support, families can rebuild trust, strengthen boundaries, and reconnect in meaningful ways.

Recovery isn’t just about one person getting better — it’s about families finding hope, understanding, and healing together.
If addiction or mental health challenges are affecting your family, you don’t have to face it alone. Reach out today to learn how family therapy can help.
📞1-855-778-6444

What Is Trauma-Informed Therapy?Trauma-informed therapy is an approach to mental health and addiction treatment that rec...
01/19/2026

What Is Trauma-Informed Therapy?

Trauma-informed therapy is an approach to mental health and addiction treatment that recognizes the impact trauma can have on a person’s thoughts, emotions, and behaviors. Rather than asking, “What’s wrong with you?” it asks, “What happened to you?”

This approach prioritizes safety, trust, and empowerment, creating a space where individuals feel respected and supported. Trauma-informed therapy helps people understand how past experiences may influence current struggles, without judgment or blame.

By moving at a pace that feels safe, trauma-informed care supports healing, builds resilience, and helps individuals develop healthier coping skills—allowing them to move forward with greater confidence and self-compassion.

If trauma is impacting your mental health or recovery, compassionate support is available. Contact us to take the first step toward healing. 📞1-855-778-6444

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Friday 8am - 9pm
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The Crossing Point Addiction Treatment Center Kelowna BC

The Crossing Point Affordable Addiction Program Overview:

At The Crossing Point we only take a maximum of 6 males or females at a time. This helps to ensure that no one slips through the cracks. in Larger centers it is hard to be heard among the crowd. At the Crossing Point your voice is important. Peer discussion in group sessions is a great place to hear others tell their stories of support and inspiration. Being a small center allows all the clients to develop lasting relationships, that can be supportive out in the real world. Residential program offers:


  • An intimate 6 Client Maximum

  • Supportive and Welcoming Environment