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Our courses offer more structured learning experiences than a typical group program. They’re designed with input from qualified and experienced educators based on contemporary learning theory. Each course has clear learning outcomes and activities to explore and build knowledge.

Nothing! All courses are free, but you must register before attending.

Our courses are friendly, informative, engaging and enjoyable to help students on their recovery journey. Two trainers co-facilitate each course – one an expert by education, working in their field of expertise; the other an expert by experience, those who have personal experience who will share their experience as part of the course.

None. All of our courses are open to everyone at all levels and at all stages of recovery. All we require is an open mind and a willingness to participate.

The in-person courses are held at 10015 110 Avenue in Grande Prairie, Alberta.

The online courses are held on Zoom and a meeting link will be emailed to you.

Anyone aged 16+ affected by mental health or addiction who want to explore the recovery journey and their own wellness. Those who are supporting a family or friend, as well as people working in the mental health field are welcome to attend. No referral is needed.

If you need help registering for courses, please contact us via phone at 780-402-4532 or email us at recovery.college@gpcmha.ca.

CMHA - Grande Prairie Region Programs

Our Peer Support service provides the opportunity for anyone, individual, family member, friend or professional – looking for a connection with someone who understands what it’s like to experience a mental health or substance use concern, the chance to speak with someone with lived personal experience.

Using an educational-based approach, Recovery College offers courses to help people recognize and develop their own resourcefulness and awareness in order to support themselves or their loved one on their recovery journey. Everyone — family, friends, caregivers, professionals, and the general public — are welcome to attend our free courses supporting recovery and wellbeing. All of our courses are interactive, offer positive learning experiences, and emphasize hope, belonging, and connection.

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