We bring 20+ years of experience helping patients deal with various addictions. We perform the right assessments to plan the right path of recovery for you. A team of professionals is always by your side. Detox the right way with Neworld!
How Do I Know That I Need Help?
There Are Two Important Signs That A Person’s Substance Use Reached A Risky Level, Or Is Already A Problem:
Harmful consequences
The consequences of substance use can range from mild (e.g., feeling hungover, being late for work) to severe (e.g., homelessness, serious diseases). While each time a person uses a substance may seem to have little impact, the harmful consequences can build up quickly over time. If a person continues to use despite these consequences, he or she may have a substance use problem. That is why it is advisable to seek help the earlier the better.
The substance use can affect every aspect of a person’s life and life of others. They include:
- Injuries while under the influence and/or diseases due to use (HIV, Hepatitis, malnutrition, among many others…)
- Ongoing anxiety, irritability or depression
- Trouble thinking clearly
- Blackouts
- Problems with relationships
- Spending money on substances rather than on food, bills or other essentials
- Legal problems related to substance use
- Loss of hope, feelings of emptiness, suicidal thoughts…
Loss of control
Some people may be aware that their substance use causes problems but continue to use, even when they want to stop. They may use more than they intend, or in situations where they didn’t want to use. Withdrawal symptoms, or fear of withdrawals, might keep them from stopping the use. Some people may not see that their substance use is out of control and is causing problems. This is often referred to as being in denial. This so-called denial, however, may simply be a lack of awareness or insight into the situation. Whether people realize it or not, loss of control is another sign that substance use is a problem.
Do I need Detox?
Yes! if you do experience a characteristic withdrawal syndrome when the use of the drug of choice is stopped.
Yes! if the withdrawal syndrome is life-threatening. Regular smokers of more than 5 cigarettes daily will virtually all have nicotine withdrawal, but none will need medical assistance in a hospital, because nicotine withdrawal, while unpleasant, is not life-threatening. Regular heavy drinkers and individuals dependent on sedative medications, however, may experience life-threatening withdrawal and do require detoxification.
Yes! if the withdrawal syndrome is so uncomfortable that it is virtually impossible for someone to stop using the drug without help. This is very frequently the case for opioids (heroin and prescription pain medications), for which the withdrawal syndrome is not life-threatening but extraordinarily uncomfortable.
Call us if you think you are abusing any of the above or other chemicals…
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Our Testimonials
What Clients Say About Us
This place was so amazing I do not have words to describe it. If you are suffering from any form of addiction the staff, nurses, doctors and counselors will ensure you are cared for and leave with a positive and optimistic outlook for your future. If you are ready to make the change in your life you are looking for, New World will start you off o the right foot.
Paul Walker
16:39 17 Nov 22
My admission to Neworld detox was the start of a new journey. It was amazing. The staff, the director owner/operators and the doctor. These people can help with anything. Even the patients were supportive and kind. The environment was amazing, esp being far from Toronto. They give u an amazing selection of meals, order whatever u want. It was amazing. The nurses were amazing and supportive. Always there for u. I felt next to zero discomfort. I recommend this place over any other detox center as I've looked around. The counselor wrote me a whole plan for the future and she was just totally there for u and supportive. The housekeepers are the heart of the house to be honest. They are always happy, smiling and on top make u a fresh BLT for lunch 😃 Neworld detox gave me a 2nd shot at life and I'm absolutely glad I chose to go there. THANK YOU VERY MUCH TO EVERYONE AT NEWORLD DETOX CENTER. love u guys. And this isn't no made up message ur more than welcome to message me anytime.
Imy Dashiz
04:33 15 Nov 20
Staff was friendly and attentive and always available. Program was effective for my needs. Nice rural setting especially in fall.
adrienne maf
17:04 15 Oct 20
Thank you! Exactly what I needed. Loved my stay and was never stressed. Amazing staff. All nurses, Nicole and Shelley, Sandra. Rooms and bed were so comfy and I slept so well. Why I was here - loved the medical support and leaving feeling good and hopeful!
Susan M
23:24 19 Oct 19
My name is Bryan and I stayed at New World the first week of October 2019. This place is amazing. The people that work there are some of the kindest and compassionate people I have ever met in my life. You can talk openly and honestly with them with no fear of judgment and the counseling sessions are not on a timer so no worries about looking at the 60 minute clock they have in other places. The owners are caring and accommodating. I recommend this place highly without hesitation and I have been to several places in the past two years in my own struggle with addiction. Bryan P, Mississauga
Bryan P
13:55 13 Oct 19
There is absolutely NO words to describe the care I got while @ Neworld. Every single staff member have been truly AMAZING. Without coming to Neworld my time on this earth would have been very limited. I honestly have my happy back and there are not enough words or time to express my gratitude. I love all of you.
Jason B
23:15 29 Sep 19
It was a great experience for me. All the staff was extremely helpful and accommodating. It was so great to be in a safe environment with people who truly care about your well being. Comfortable like home living space that you are able to roam around as you feel comfortable. Food was great and guests are also great. I enjoyed my time here but hope to not return !
Adrian Be
22:21 19 Jun 19
My stay was easier and smoother than I could ever have imagined. Every single staff member were very kind, caring and supportive. I felt pampered and safe and taken care of every minute I was here from people I truly believe care. As crazy as it sounds I enjoyed my stay. It was hard but they make it so much easier, give hope and support and I really highly recommend Neworld. I wish I could help with a suggestion but all my expectations were greatly exceeded. I am so grateful and thankful to have had this opportunity for help. The food was great. So much love to everyone that has helped me.
Jordan M
23:20 28 Mar 19
I found Neworld to be very beneficial in my recovery. The Dr and staff were kind and made my stay and recovery as comfortable as possible. I experienced excellent counseling and amazing honest care from the nurses. My withdrawal symptoms were handled carefully without over medicating as the choices were mine. I really appreciated the personal care and the detail to ensure my comfort. Thank you.
L Watson
14:58 12 Mar 18
Deciding to come to Neworld for alcohol detox has been the smartest and safest decision that I could have made. The doctor and highly qualified professional staff have made my stay comfortable. I am impressed with the duty of care that has been afforded to me. The generosity given has been very memorable. This is truly a unique facility that is very clean, comfortable and warm. I am very grateful to have attended my medically assisted detox at Neworld. The people here have really made the difference.
Nolan F
16:18 24 Feb 18
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