Turning Point Recovery Society’s Squamish Co-Ed program in Squamish, BC is a residential addiction recovery setting for adults (19 +) whose alcohol, drug, or related life-controlling behaviours have already begun affecting work, relationships, housing stability, or daily functioning. It’s one of several bed-based programs Turning Point operates across the Lower Mainland and the Sea-to-Sky region, where people live on site for an extended period.
A Residential Base When Everyday Life Isn’t Working
People typically arrive at the Squamish Co-Ed residence after repeated attempts to manage substance use on their own haven’t held and consequences are now visible in the life they’re still living, such as unstable routines, strained relationships, or setbacks at work or housing. The live-in setting provides a stable, predictable day-to-day rhythm where individuals can focus on changing patterns without the constant pull of old triggers.
Recovery Through Daily Community Engagement
Daily life in the Squamish Co-Ed program blends shared living with structured routines, peer support, and recovery principles designed to help people build steadier habits and accountability. Over the typical 30–90-day stay, residents live together, support one another, and participate in regular group time and recovery tasks that encourage insight and personal responsibility.
Part of a Broader Continuum of Support
Turning Point Recovery Society’s model links the Squamish Co-Ed residence with aftercare planning and community support options so that the routines and coping skills developed during residency have a better chance of carrying into everyday life once the residential phase ends.
When the Squamish Co-Ed Program Fits
This setting is often used by adults who recognize that substance use has already disrupted stability and daily responsibilities and who need a structured, supportive residential environment where recovery is lived through routine, peer interaction, and community accountability.
