At Voyage, healing doesn’t happen in a vacuum—and it sure doesn’t happen alone. That’s why community living is at the heart of our program. For young men who’ve been isolated or skating by without much accountability, our homes offer something different: brotherhood, structure, and the daily rhythm of shared responsibility.

At Voyage Recovery, treatment is a living, breathing process that unfolds in community, over time, and with the right kind of support. For Clinical Director Ivo Dimov, that means showing up for both the young men in our program and the team members who walk alongside them.

On the surface, intention setting might seem closer to a to-do list than a prayer, we see a deep and meaningful spiritual act here.

Substance use disorder is both diagnosable and treatable. Does he need treatment or an attitude adjustment? Let's explore that question.

When a young man enters treatment, the most important motivating factor is his family. Is your family ready to consider treatment?

How we assess dual diagnosis is as important as how we address it: ours is a rigorous four-pillar process spanning his entire stay with us.

Learning to control our breathing and suppress the urge to react doesn’t cure panic but it gives us more options for if and how to act.

A young Ojibwe man, one of our patients, shared a smudging ritual with the men of Voyage and inspired a conversation about spirituality.