Our House Addiction Recovery Centre

Our House- A vibrant recovery community for men aged 18+ offers 1-year residential treatment. In our 30-room house, shared accommodation is available. Our house is unique in Alberta in that we have a community care organization that provides enough mental health and substance abuse disorder coverage. We approach addiction from a holistic standpoint, combining psychological needs with life skills acquired during the program. Our hope is to create a space that fosters healing and restoration, allowing the individual to live a positive and meaningful life. Our services include individual counseling, family therapy, substance abuse recovery, and other mental health and behavioral health services. A combination of prescriptive medications as well as evidence-based therapy such as Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy is used. Our community outreach program includes individual and family counseling, courses, and other social services like Mental Health First Aid. Our House is a 1-year program designed for men aged 18+ who suffer from addiction and need a safe and supportive environment.

The reviews are overwhelmingly positive for Our House Recovery Center. The staff is well-trained, friendly, and dedicated to ensuring all clients have successful recoveries. One person celebrates three years sober due to the excellent access and support the House provided. They say the long program timing was perfect for dealing with the big transition necessary to come back to society. The thoughtful, thorough treatment plan and chance to rebuild relationships that Our House gives all seem essential to a lasting better state. The center has fully opened its resources, even providing transportation, leading to many clients benefiting from long-lasting results from just one year of treatment. One former client thanks the home for teaching him how to live again, reflecting on the hard long work he and the supportive staff put into the center. Many report gaining more than they even thought possible from the program, celebrating their life transformations, and thanking the helpful team. What is common is the sense of community and care that the center promotes; there is a sense of being at home and recovering with brothers, not fighting against the recovering environment. The consistent factor in the feedback is the positive, caring environment and the freedom to grow and recover at one's pace.