InnerVisions Recovery Society’s Miller House in Maple Ridge, BC is a men’s residential addiction recovery program for adults whose alcohol or drug use, and related life-controlling patterns, has already begun affecting stability in work, housing, relationships, or emotional wellbeing. This program is a structured, live-in environment where recovery is lived through daily routines, community engagement, and peer support.
A Place to Begin Recovery When Old Patterns Are Disrupting Life
Men typically enter Miller House when repeated efforts to manage substance use on their own haven’t held and consequences are clearly showing up in the life they’re still living: missed commitments, strained relationships, or instability. This residential setting removes individuals from the pressures and triggers of their previous environment, offering predictability and stability so recovery can begin in earnest.
Daily Life Anchored in Structure and Shared Responsibility
The program follows a 60-day treatment model rooted in an abstinence-based, Twelve Step philosophy that expects full participation and sobriety while residents are in the house. Days are organized with group sessions, individual reflection, relapse-prevention work, peer discussions, and life-skill practice designed to build insight, coping tools, and accountability.
Part of a Continuum of Support
Miller House is connected with InnerVisions’ broader continuum, including second-stage housing options that provide continued structure after the core residential phase, allowing men to extend their supported stay up to two years when progress and program expectations are met. This helps ease the transition back into community life with ongoing accountability and routine.
For Men Ready to Live Recovery Every Day
Miller House is often used by men who recognize that substance use has already begun interfering with what matters most: daily functioning, relationships, or stability, and who need a sustained residential setting where recovery is practiced through community, routine, and peer accountability through daily community, routine, and peer accountability. The focus is on living recovery each day, building habits and insight that can carry beyond the residence.
