Centre for Hope and Recovery

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Mariah Harper

Mariah holds an Undergraduate Degree in Psychology and a Post-Graduate Diploma in Addictions Counselling and is an Associate Addictions Counsellor.
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The Power of Counselling for Families and Individuals

Life can feel overwhelming when trauma, addiction, or relational challenges take center stage. And while those experiences may be deeply personal, healing doesn’t have to happen in isolation. That’s where our practice steps in—offering compassionate, professional support through both group sessions and one-on-one counselling tailored to the unique needs of individuals and families.

At the heart of our work is the belief that everyone deserves to live a life anchored in hope, connection, and emotional well-being. Our experienced staff understand the ripple effects of unresolved trauma, the complexities of addiction recovery, and the strain that can fracture relationships between partners and parents. But more importantly, we recognize the resilience within each person walking through our doors.

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Empowering Families Through Compassion and Connection

When a child grows up, many parents hope the challenges of raising them will give way to celebration and peace. But for some families, adulthood doesn’t bring relief—it ushers in a new chapter of struggle. That’s where Parents Forever comes in.

Parents Forever is a professionally facilitated support group for parents of adult children (18+) who are navigating the painful realities of substance use disorder and other addictive behaviors. This isn’t just a meeting—it’s a lifeline.

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How to Support Someone Struggling with an Addiction

Addiction is a deeply complex experience—intertwined with pain, shame, and often silence. Supporting someone you care about who is battling addiction can feel like walking a tightrope between compassion and boundaries. It’s not a problem to solve overnight or a burden you’re meant to carry alone. But your presence? Your patience? That can be life-altering.

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Family of four jumping on beach front at dusk.

The Power of Counselling for Families and Individuals

Life can feel overwhelming when trauma, addiction, or relational challenges take center stage. And while those experiences may be deeply personal, healing doesn’t have to happen in isolation. That’s where our practice steps in—offering compassionate, professional support through both group sessions and one-on-one counselling tailored to the unique needs of individuals and families.

At the heart of our work is the belief that everyone deserves to live a life anchored in hope, connection, and emotional well-being. Our experienced staff understand the ripple effects of unresolved trauma, the complexities of addiction recovery, and the strain that can fracture relationships between partners and parents. But more importantly, we recognize the resilience within each person walking through our doors.

Read More
Two women talking together offering support

Empowering Families Through Compassion and Connection

When a child grows up, many parents hope the challenges of raising them will give way to celebration and peace. But for some families, adulthood doesn’t bring relief—it ushers in a new chapter of struggle. That’s where Parents Forever comes in.

Parents Forever is a professionally facilitated support group for parents of adult children (18+) who are navigating the painful realities of substance use disorder and other addictive behaviors. This isn’t just a meeting—it’s a lifeline.

Read More
Consoled Woman

How to Support Someone Struggling with an Addiction

Addiction is a deeply complex experience—intertwined with pain, shame, and often silence. Supporting someone you care about who is battling addiction can feel like walking a tightrope between compassion and boundaries. It’s not a problem to solve overnight or a burden you’re meant to carry alone. But your presence? Your patience? That can be life-altering.

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Every calendar year, an eligible client can receive up to 22 hours of counselling performed by an eligible provider on a fee-for-service basis, such as, individual or group counselling. Additional hours in the same calendar year may be provided on a case-by-case basis. The psychotherapists within the Centre for Hope and Recovery are eligible providers within the NIHB program. Please contact us directly to inquire about this service.