InnerVisions Recovery Society’s Hannah House is a women’s residential addiction recovery program in Maple Ridge, BC for adults whose alcohol or drug use, along with emotional or life-controlling patterns, has already begun affecting stability, housing, relationships, or daily functioning. Women live on site together in a structured residential setting where recovery work is woven into everyday rhythms.
A Live-In Setting When Change Has Become Necessary
Women typically enter Hannah House after attempts to manage substance use on their own no longer hold and the consequences are clearly showing up in the life they’re still trying to live. The residential environment reduces exposure to old triggers and offers a predictable framework, a place where individuals can focus on change with others facing similar challenges.
Recovery Through Shared Commitment and Community
Daily life here centers on a holistic, abstinence-based program grounded in the Twelve Step philosophy, with staff and peers supporting one another. The program includes group and one-on-one sessions, structured recovery routines, relapse-prevention work, personal reflection, coping-skill building, communication training, and elements like meditation and grounding practices that help women build steadier habits in a safe community.
A Phase That Leads Back Into Life
Hannah House typically follows a minimum 60-day residential model that gives women time to begin dismantling old patterns and start forming new ones that can hold up after leaving the setting. After the core phase, access to second-stage housing and aftercare planning supports a smoother transition back into community life with ongoing support and structure.
For Women Ready to Live Recovery Every Day
This program is often chosen by women who recognize that substance use has already begun undermining stability and who need a sustained, structured residential space where recovery isn’t confined to occasional appointments but lived through daily routines, peer support, and shared accountability.
