InnerVisions Recovery Society’s Prairie House is a men’s residential addiction recovery program located in Port Coquitlam, BC for adults whose alcohol, drug, or other life-controlling patterns have already begun affecting stability: in work, housing, relationships, or emotional wellbeing. Prairie House is part of InnerVisions’ abstinence-based residential model that gives people a structured, live-in environment where recovery is lived day by day.
A Place to Shift Old Patterns When Everyday Life Isn’t Working
Men typically come here when repeated attempts to cut back or stop substance use on their own haven’t held and real consequences are showing up in the life they’re still living. The residential setting removes individuals from past triggers and the stresses of their former environment, allowing them to slow down unhelpful habits and begin forming new, steadier routines amid predictable structure and supportive peers.
Recovery Lived Through Community, Consistency, and Accountability
Daily life at Prairie House centers on a 60-day abstinence-based program rooted in the Twelve Step philosophy, with group engagement, shared responsibility, and purposeful routines. The facility emphasizes consistency, from shared meals and communal spaces to daily meetings and recovery tasks, which helps residents build trust, accountability, and new patterns under the guidance of staff and peers.
Designed for Sustained Change and Aftercare Planning
Beyond the core phase, InnerVisions offers second-stage housing and aftercare supports that help men transition back into community living with ongoing structure and connection. Those who continue to make progress and adhere to program expectations may remain in extended supported housing as they prepare for independent life.
For Men Needing Recovery Embedded in Daily Life
Prairie House is often chosen by men who recognize that substance use and related consequences have already disrupted stability but who need a residential environment where recovery is practiced daily with routine, accountability, and peer support. This setting fits moments when recovery must be lived through consistent engagement and community structure.
