Angus Campbell Centre
Angus Campbell Centre, P.O. Box 118, 1405 Lakeview Service Road S6H 4N7 Moose Jaw, SK, Canada

You can do this. Make the call. We're ready to help: (306) 693-5977.

"On behalf of my family I would like to thank you for the help you gave our son. When I called looking for help, you took him in. I was desperate and you helped us. Later in the day, when I spoke to one of your staff and told him our son had called home panicking, the gentleman helped put my mind at ease. Thank you for helping us during this difficult time." Sincerely, D. and F.... Hear more from our clients and those who love them: http://www.anguscampbellcentre.com/in/recovery-testimonials

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In four decades, we've never turned a soul away. If you need help and hope without the wait, welcome.

If only this worked! Try a better approach: Call us at (306) 693.5977. We can welcome you in right away. No need to wait.

LISTEN IN! Our own Elmer Sommerfeld was on John Gormley Live today talking about Angus Campbell Centre. He joins John at the 2:26 mark: http://www.newstalk650.com//d/files/JGL%20UOL2%20MAY24.mp3

Did you catch John Gormley Live today? Have a listen to this segment: "ADDICTIONS. WHEN IS THE RIGHT TIME TO INTERVENE?" (The discussion continues tomorrow and we'll be sure to post that link as well.) http://www.newstalk650.com//f/JGL%20ADDICTIONS%20MAY23.mp3 ... Substance abuse is a problem which plagues people all over North America and Saskatchewan is no exception. But looking beyond statistics and numbers, what about the personal side of addiction? What should you do if you know someone who is struggling with alcohol or drug addiction? Is it always better to intervene than to stand idly by? Or is it sometimes not one’s place to get involved in someone else’s business? If extreme harm or death then comes to pass, are we partially responsible for not stepping in? GUEST: Andrew Galloway, Interventionist with Intervention Canada

Please be safe this long weekend. If addiction has taken over your life, or you know it's heading that way, be your own hero. Call our 24-hour helpline right now at 306-693-5977. We're always here. We're always listening.

The Saskatchewan Association for the Betterment of Addiction Services (SABAS) is a registered non-profit volunteer association that has been in existence since 1978, first as SASKADAS and then as SABAS. Visit their new website to read the latest news and blog entry: http://bit.ly/13g19W5

IS DETOX TREATMENT? Maybe. It’s a stretch, but read on. Detox is short for detoxification, which is the removal of toxins (poisons) from the human body accumulated from use and abuse of alcohol and/or drugs. Make no mistake: the residues of alcohol and drugs built up over time are poisonous to the body’s vital organs. No doubt you have become aware at one time or another of a death by alcohol or drug poisoning.... Read the full blog entry here: http://bit.ly/11sZSwm

A GOOD YEAR FOR ANGUS CAMPBELL Although the road to recovery can be one of twists and turns and roadblocks, one year after becoming an independent fee-for-service, non-profit treatment centre, the Angus Campbell Centre for Drug and Alcohol Recovery has proven its services are not going anywhere. Read the full article here: http://www.mjtimes.sk.ca//article-3226984/A-good-year-fo/1

Is addiction ruining your life? TODAY is the day to begin your recovery! All of our programs are presented on rotation, so you can get started right away. Call our 24-hour helpline now: (306) 693-5977. Admittance is fast and simple.