Onen'to Kon Treatment Center

Onen’tó:kon Healing Lodge is a 16-bed residential treatment facility for Indigenous men and women aged 18 and older who are experiencing drug and/or alcohol addiction. Located near Oka and Montreal, on Kanehsatake Mohawk Territory in Quebec, the lodge is set among century-old pine trees overlooking the Lake of Two Mountains. Its mission, “Strengthening the Healing Journey,” guides its work supporting clients and their families through recovery.

The lodge offers a six-week, trauma-focused, culturally based program that combines traditional healing practices with one-to-one work. Its programs and services include a cultural program, outreach services, and tutoring. The facility aims to provide an environment where addiction is understood and recovery is encouraged, helping clients work toward a clean and healthy lifestyle. Prospective clients can review eligibility requirements and admission procedures, complete an application kit, and consult the intake schedule. The lodge also provides information about referrals, client requirements, and preparing for a stay. Onen’tó:kon Healing Lodge is located at 380 St. Michel, Kanehsatake Mohawk Territory, Quebec.