Respect-Recovery near Kamloops BC (111 Result(s))

Billy Weselowski is a person who was hopelessly addicted to alcohol and drugs and had not been employed for many years. He found a way to get out and learned how to live a clean and sober life. In addition, he went on to methodically develop a comprehensive continuum of care for individuals and family members impacted by problematic substance use. Almost two decades ago, Billy co-founded InnerVisions Recovery Society. In 1992, seeing the tremendous need for a more complete array of services he established TriCity Education. Innerchoices was then developed in 1998 to address the barriers to employment that so many people who had gotten sober needed to overcome. This has proven to be a very potent continuum of services that has had definite, measurable, concrete success while being tremendously cost effective. At Stanford University Billy was taught that we can do alot of social good with a small amount of resources. W Weselowski and Associates, TriCity Education, and Innerchoices Career Centre are a tapestry of services that did not happen overnight. They were developed because of the outstanding need for clients to have access to reliable, trustworthy and experienced people who care about what is happening in your life. Our commitment is to provide solutions in the timeliest manner possible and because our continuum is so comprehensive, we are able to greatly accelerate access to those solutions. We firmly believe we can respond faster than anyone in British Columbia, Canada.

Kinghaven Treatment Centre was established in 1971 and continues to serve an adult male clientele suffering with addiction and/or mental health challenges. To date the centre has served in excess of 22,000 men. images/pic_au_peardonvile_big.jpgimages/pic_au_peardonvile_big.jpgOur Sister program, Peardonville House Treatment Centre was established in 1987 to serve the needs of adult women with similar addiction and/or mental health concerns, and their under school age children. The children, while not in treatment, are cared for in a fully-licensed childcare centre at the facility. This program has served in excess of 2,500 women and children. In 2006, Valley House, a 6 bed residential program for the most chronically addicted was opened on the Kinghaven campus and Mollie's Place, a similar 6-bed facility for women, opened on the Peardonville House site in 2008.

"InnerVisions is a hospital and a university combined, in that sick people, not bad people go to a hospital, and people go to university to learn skills, which gives them power for a better quality of life." Drug addiction in Vancouver, Alcohol abuse in Vancouver, Drug abuse in BC, Alcohol Addiction in BC, all of these statements have become part of a daily conversation regarding drug and alcohol abuse in British Columbia. Fortunately, the flip side of that conversation has become statements such as... Treatment centres in Vancouver, Rehab in Vancouver, Recovery in BC, and treatment in British Columbia. We pride ourselves on being at the forefront of providing help for people who are afflicted with Drug and alcohol addictions in British Columbia.