Town of Banff

Alberta Alcohol and Drug Abuse Commision (AADAC)

Individual, group, and family counseling are available as well as specialized services for adolescents. Clients are encouraged to seek ongoing support from self-help groups such as Alcoholics Anonymous, Narcotics Anonymous, Gamblers Anonymous, Al-Anon, and a wide range of others.

Information and Prevention Services

Through a variety of programs, prevention services strive to increase understanding and awareness of alcohol, tobacco, other drug-related issues, and problem gambling.

Strategies focus on increasing an individual's ability to successfully handle life situations in partnership with local groups, agencies, schools, and employers. AADAC provides support to projects aimed at mobilizing communities to prevent and address alcohol, tobacco, drugs, and gambling issues.

Training and consultation are provided to professionals working with people who experience problems with alcohol, tobacco, drugs, and gambling (fees for training may apply).

Educational materials, such as pamphlets, books, and videos, are available to the public. These resources address a wide range of topics relating to the prevention and treatment of alcohol, tobacco, drug, and gambling problems.

Program packages on a variety of topics are produced by AADAC to assist schools, agencies, employers, and other groups in the prevention and treatment of alcohol, tobacco, drug, and gambling problems.

Banff Office:
Suite 320, Cascade Plaza
317 Banff Avenue
Banff, Alberta
T: 403.678.3133 (call the Canmore office for appointments)

Canmore Office:
Suite 101
743 Railway Avenue
Canmore, Alberta
T: 403.678.3133

More information: Alberta Alcohol and Drug Abuse Commission