CLEAR BEFORE YOU CONNECT

Your details.
Your choice.

Who you are contacting

Karl operates Recovery Is Possible and the related Stop Drinking, Quit Drugs, and Stop Doing Drugs websites. This is an educational and referral service, not a treatment centre, clinical service, or crisis line.

What the contact form collects

The form collects your email address, optional first name, consent to contact, the time of your request, and which website, page, or social platform led you here. You do not need to provide symptoms, diagnoses, health records, insurance details, or information about another person.

How it is used and stored

Your request is stored in a database provided through the website’s hosting platform and is available to Karl through an access-restricted inbox. Karl uses it to respond by email and record whether contact or an introduction has occurred. A temporary security value derived from a network address may be used to limit automated submissions. Hosting providers may also process technical logs needed to operate the service.

Requests remain available until Karl deletes them. Ask Karl by email if you would like your request removed. The form does not subscribe you to a marketing list. Email replies use email services and should not be used to send medical records or highly sensitive information.

Sharing with ART

Submitting this form does not automatically send your details to Addiction Rehab Toronto. Any proposed introduction and the information to share should be agreed with you first. ART’s own privacy practices apply when you deal with its team.

The referral relationship

Karl has a paid referral relationship with Addiction Rehab Toronto and may receive a fee when someone he introduces enters treatment. This is not an independent comparison of treatment providers. You can contact ART directly or choose another provider. ART’s team handles clinical assessment, program suitability, costs, and coverage verification.

Other ways to find support

ConnexOntario provides information about mental health and addiction services in Ontario. In an emergency, call 911 rather than waiting for a reply.