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InnerVisions
Recovery SocietyEst. 1988
60-day live-in recovery for men · British Columbia
Treatment that fits your life, and your budget.
A live-in recovery program run by people who have done the work themselves. Pricing is set with you, around your recovery needs.
Answer five short questions and book a time to talk it through with our intake team.
About 60 seconds · No pressure · No commitment
Non-profit societyStaff in recoveryDoctor on site weeklyLicensed and accredited
The cost
Pricing that starts with you.
Most people rule out live-in treatment before they ask what it costs. What you pay is based on your recovery needs and your circumstances. We work it out with you.
A sliding scale
Private beds are priced on a sliding scale, based on your recovery needs and your circumstances.
Payment plans
Payment plans can be discussed with our management team on the call.
The same program either way
Every client follows the same program and the same house rules, however their stay is funded.
What is included
What a day is built from.
Abstinence-based, grounded in the Twelve Step model, and highly structured. There is zero tolerance for drugs or alcohol in our care, and we say so up front.
A doctor in your corner+
Addictions physicians visit each house every week, and you see a doctor within 7 days of arriving. They clear every medication you take, including opiate replacement therapy, and staff hand them out.
Work it through together+
Group therapy anchors the week, alongside video and oral presentations, reading and writing assignments, and a conflict resolution course. Staff speak from their own experience.
A framework that holds+
The program follows the Twelve Step model alongside a bio-psycho-social-spiritual approach. You work the steps, learn relapse prevention, and attend AA and NA meetings in your community.
Move every day+
Everyone takes a morning walk. Each house has weights and exercise equipment, and some houses run yoga with certified instructors.
Structure you can lean on+
House duties, set routines and shared meals build skills and a sense of belonging. Meals include protein, salad and vegetables, and we work with dietary, cultural and religious needs.
A plan for after+
You set work and education goals, rebuild family connections and line up community support. Second-stage housing is available for up to two years while you keep making progress.
About 60 seconds · No pressure · No commitment
Return to work
Recovery that fits your career.
We work with employers, unions and insurance companies so you can get clean and go back to work as a reliable, focused member of your team.
Check what your benefits cover.
Ask your union rep, HR or your employee assistance provider. Then call us and we will help with the rest.
- Intake within 24 hours
- Individual progress reports
- Return to work agreements
- The strictest level of confidentiality
Who we are
Real people. Real recovery.
From our early years
We are real people who have ourselves recovered from the horrors and loneliness of addiction.
We offer a way out in a safe and structured centre, with a rigorous program that every one of us follows.
Where it started
In 1988, two people found a way out of the hell they were separately living. Recovery gave Billy and Kim a second chance at life, and it led them to each other. Clean and in love, they dreamed of helping others do the same, and began InnerVisions in half of a duplex in Coquitlam.
Every person who has come through the doors has been given a chance, so long as they were willing to ask for one.
“There is a way out of the loneliness and degradation of addiction. You can overcome the disease of addiction.”
Billy and Kim, founders
A nationally recognized non-profit recovery society
Licensed and accredited residential treatment program
Finalist for excellence in preventing and treating substance abuse, Donner Foundation
Senior staff recognized by the Canadian Counsellors Certification Federation
An in-house training program, so people who complete treatment can learn to work in a residential setting
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About 60 seconds · No pressure · No commitment
Questions
Straight answers.
Do I have to be detoxed before I come?+
Not always. Our intake team talks it through with our addictions physicians and decides based on your health, how you use and your age. If you do need detox first, we can arrange it so you go straight from detox into the program.
Can I stay on my medication?+
Every prescription and over-the-counter medication is cleared through our addictions physician and handed out by staff. Opiate replacement therapies are permitted.
Who can refer me?+
You can, and that is how most people start. Intake is self-referral, so we need to talk to you directly. Doctors, employee assistance workers, family and friends can point you our way, but the commitment has to be yours.
Can my family reach me?+
Not for the first 35 days. Letters are encouraged. After that you can make and take calls at set times and plan visits.
What if I have court coming up?+
We generally do not take people with pending court dates. Talk to intake. Depending on the situation, they can sometimes set your intake for after your court appearances.
Who is eligible?+
You need to be 19 or older, have alcohol or drug use as your main issue, be cleared by our doctor on withdrawal and medications, and be able to take part in a group residential program.
Start here
Start with one honest conversation.
Five short questions, then a time that suits you. Our intake team will talk through your options and what they would look like.
About 60 seconds · No pressure
Prefer to talk now? Our men’s help line is open 24 hours: 1-877-939-1420.
If this is an emergency, call 911. To talk to someone in Canada right now, call or text 9-8-8.
InnerVisions Recovery Society · Maple Ridge and Port Coquitlam, BC
InnerVisions