Intervention is often the beginning. What follows — the counselling, the family work, the long arc of recovery — requires a clinically trained professional who stays involved. Craig is that person.
Call Craig — 1.778.840.9351Craig works directly with individuals experiencing addiction and mental health challenges. His certification and clinical training mean he addresses both the substance use and the underlying mental health condition together — not separately.
Addiction doesn't affect one person — it affects everyone in its orbit. Craig provides family counselling to help loved ones set healthy boundaries, process their own experience, and learn how to support recovery without enabling.
Many people in addiction are also experiencing anxiety, depression, trauma, or grief. Craig is trained in concurrent disorders — treating both presentations together rather than sequentially, which leads to significantly better outcomes.
Codependency is common in families affected by addiction. Craig is specifically trained to address it — helping family members reclaim their own wellbeing without abandoning the person they love.
Craig is addiction counsellor (CAC & CSUDA member) with a college degree in Addiction and Family Counselling. The is a professional designation — not a private coaching certificate.
Yes. Craig is trained in concurrent disorders — meaning he addresses both addiction and underlying mental health conditions like anxiety, depression, trauma, and grief together, not sequentially.
Yes. Craig provides individual counselling for the person in recovery and family counselling for partners, parents, and children affected by a loved one's addiction.
Addiction and mental health don’t arrive separately. Craig treats both together.
professionally designated clinical counsellor. Not a coach.
Addiction gets worse with time. In BC, about five people a day died from toxic drugs in 2025 (BC Coroners Service). Rock bottom is not always a place people come back from.
Done badly, an intervention pushes people away. Craig has led hundreds. He knows what to say when they argue, bargain or walk out, and he has treatment ready so a yes means help that day.
“Seeing my daughter now in second-stage recovery is proof of the impact of his work.” — Sarah S., Google review. It starts with one call.
I met Craig in the darkest days of my life. This man not only helped save my life, he gave me purpose. I’m grateful for everything Craig has done and taught me.
— Christian R. · ★★★★★ Google review
The first call is free, confidential, and carries no obligation. Craig answers personally, 24 hours a day.
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