Addiction & mental health · Canada‑wide
Recover in the safety and comfort of your own home.
Recovery doesn't have to be long, expensive, or take you away from the life you're trying to keep. Our 30+ therapists work with you in your own home — to optimize your path, anticipate the hurdles, and build long‑term sobriety as a learned behaviour.
- Licensed Canadian clinicians
- Accreditation Canada Certified
- 80% doing well at 18+ months
A clinical setting isn't always the right one.
Residential programs work for some. For many, they don't — because of work, children, a partner who can't be left alone, or simply because leaving home feels like one more loss they can't take. In‑home care answers that.
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Privacy, kept
No waiting rooms. No reception desks. No crossing paths with someone you went to school with. Treatment happens behind your own door.
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Continuity of life
Children, work, caregiving — recovery rarely arrives at a convenient moment. Care fits around the life you're trying to keep, not the other way around.
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Family in the room
Loved ones are part of recovery, not visitors to it. We build the support network where it actually lives.
Four conversations, then a plan.
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A first call
A confidential conversation with our intake team. We listen, we ask the questions that matter, and we tell you honestly whether in‑home care is the right fit.
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Clinical assessment
A licensed clinician completes a full assessment — medical history, substance use, mental health, family system, risk factors — to shape a plan that's truly individual.
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Your plan
A written treatment plan with goals, frequency of sessions, the team you'll work with, and the role family members can choose to play. You approve it before anything begins.
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Care begins, at home
Sessions take place in your home on a schedule that works for you. Progress is reviewed regularly and the plan adjusts as life — and recovery — change.
Ongoing
Meet Recover In Home
A 90‑second introduction from the people who do the work.
Care is led by Yonah and a team of 30+ Canadian therapists. Watch a brief introduction to our approach — then, when you're ready, the rest of the conversation happens by phone.
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Recover In Home — Introduction
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Yonah
Clinical lead & founder
Four ways we help, often working together.
Most people we work with aren't dealing with a single, tidy diagnosis. We separate the person from their addictive behaviour, then build motivation to change, control urges, manage feelings, and create the life balance that holds recovery in place.
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Addiction & Mental Health Treatment
Mental health and substance use are often two parts of the same story. Anxiety, depression, paranoia and trauma drive self‑medication; the self‑medication then deepens the underlying condition. We treat both, together, with a plan built for your specific picture.
- Build and maintain motivation
- Manage urges and cravings
- Healthier interpersonal skills & boundaries
- A balanced life that supports sobriety
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Sobriety & Life Skills Coaching
The first months of recovery are the hardest, and the most decisive. We act as the advocate you can count on through that window — focused on reintegration, life skills, and the small daily structures that turn sobriety into something durable.
- Reintegration into work, family, and routine
- Practical life‑skills development
- A continuum of care, not a discharge date
- Self‑empowerment as the goal, not dependence
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Crisis Intervention & Counseling
When everything is on fire, you need someone who has been through it before. Our team has de‑escalated nearly every situation a family or individual can face — restoring stability, navigating intense feelings, and protecting the long‑term outcome from a short‑term moment.
- Same‑day crisis support
- De‑escalation and stabilization
- Safety planning with the family
- Bridge to ongoing treatment when needed
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Relationship Mediation
Addiction rarely affects only one person. We sit with couples and families as a mediator — never as a judge — to bring opposing viewpoints into the same room and rebuild the communication patterns that recovery depends on.
- Couples and family mediation
- Communication and boundary frameworks
- Joint sessions held in the home
- Long‑term repair, not single‑session fixes
RecoverInHome helped me learn to manage my depression and anxiety while recovering from alcohol addiction. Yonah connected directly with my root issues to help me resolve them and move forward with my life. I got my life and family back.
Three principles, no shortcuts.
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Clinical, first.
Care is delivered by licensed Canadian clinicians — therapists, addiction counsellors, and mental‑health professionals — using evidence‑based treatment protocols. No alternative substitutes for that.
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Self‑empowerment, always.
Our goal is not to make you reliant on us. Plans are built so the person in recovery owns the change — long after our sessions end. That's why our patients are still doing well at 18+ months.
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Discretion, throughout.
Records are confidential. Visits are unmarked. We don't post case studies, we don't share faces, and we never confirm that someone is a client to anyone but them.
I wouldn't be here without their support. They helped me when no one else could. They understood me and my challenges, and helped empower me to make changes so recovery felt natural. They were with me every step of the way.
Independently certified and nationally affiliated — trusted care backed by standards you can verify.
Ontario — community safety & correctional standards
Provincial programs and pathways where mental health, addiction care, and justice systems intersect — we align our protocols when serving clients in these contexts.
National Center for Crisis Management
Crisis intervention and risk‑management training frameworks we reference when stabilizing acute situations and coordinating family‑involved responses.
Association for Addiction Professionals
The leading association for addiction‑focused professionals — credentials, ethics, and continuing education standards that support competent, accountable practice.
Canadian Mental Health Association
Canada’s nationwide voice for community mental health — we align with CMHA priorities around recovery‑oriented care, inclusion, and reducing stigma.
Accreditation Canada
Recognized by Accreditation Canada — Primer Award for healthcare quality standards.
The things people ask first.
If yours isn't here, ask it on the call. There are no wrong questions.
What does it cost?
Cost depends on the plan — frequency of visits, team composition, and length of care. Some elements may be eligible for reimbursement under private insurance or extended health benefits; we'll walk through what applies in the intake call. You'll have a clear written estimate before anything begins.
Is it covered by insurance?
Some clinical services may be reimbursable under private insurance or extended health plans. Coverage varies by insurer and by plan, and we cannot guarantee coverage on your provider's behalf — but we'll help you understand what to ask them.
Where in Canada do you serve?
We work with patients in multiple provinces and confirm availability at the intake stage based on clinical licensing and team availability in your region. Our office is in North York, Ontario; care is delivered in‑home and online across Canada.
Who is in‑home treatment not right for?
In‑home care isn't appropriate for every situation — for example, where there are acute medical risks that require inpatient detox, or environmental factors that prevent safe treatment at home. The intake assessment is built precisely to make that call honestly.
Will my employer or family doctor find out?
Not from us. Confidentiality is the default. We don't communicate with your employer, family doctor, or anyone else without your written consent — except in narrow circumstances required by Canadian law (e.g. immediate risk of harm).
How fast can care start?
The first intake call is usually available the same day or next business day. A clinical assessment typically follows within 72 hours, and care can begin shortly after the plan is agreed. Faster timelines are sometimes possible — ask at intake.
Get in touch
Tell us what's happening.
A short message is enough — we'll call back when you ask us to. If you'd rather speak with someone now, the intake line is open 24/7.