Individual Counselling
One-on-one recovery counselling built around your goals, safety, and next practical step.
View service page →A safe, judgment-free recovery and addictions hub for individuals and families in the Cowichan Valley. Connect with Wesley Groves for confidential support, secure intake, live chat, daily encouragement, and practical recovery resources.
Find support at your own pace. Reach out for a conversation, explore community resources, or sign in to organise your personal recovery goals and reflections.
Tell us what kind of support you are looking for so our team can follow up with you.
BookRequest consultation, counselling, family support, virtual sessions, or support groups.
SafetyPortal users can build a private crisis and recovery safety plan.
DirectorySearch crisis lines, substance-use referrals, local supports, and meeting options.
FamilySupport tools for loved ones, boundaries, communication, and family pathways.
PortalCheck-ins, goals, milestones, reading guides, appointments, and shared notes.
Wesley supports individuals and families through addiction recovery with compassion, confidentiality, and local Cowichan Valley care.
Next Chapter Recovery exists so nobody in the Cowichan Valley has to face addiction alone. Whether you are taking your first step, supporting a loved one, or working to maintain long-term sobriety, this hub gives you a private way to connect and a public place to find encouragement.
Recovery is not one-size-fits-all. Every person’s path is different, and our role is to walk alongside you with practical support, honest conversation, and zero judgment.
Every person is met where they are — no shame, no lectures, only support.
Secure forms and live chat are designed to protect privacy and reduce barriers to reaching out.
Explore words of hope, recovery reflections and encouragement for each new day.
Explore your options and choose the kind of support that feels right for you today.
One-on-one recovery counselling built around your goals, safety, and next practical step.
View service page →Guidance for families trying to support a loved one without losing themselves in the process.
View service page →Lower-barrier support by phone or secure online session for people across British Columbia.
View service page →A careful first step to understand needs, safety concerns, history, goals, and support options.
View service page →A way to reach out with questions or ask about your next step in recovery.
View service page →Connection to crisis lines, detox referrals, community supports, recovery groups, and ongoing check-ins.
View service page →You do not have to have everything figured out before reaching out. Here is what getting started can look like.
Use live chat, the secure form, phone, or email. Share only what you are comfortable sharing.
A brief, no-pressure conversation with Wesley to discuss your situation and next steps.
Complete a private intake assessment and build a support plan tailored to your needs.
Continue with in-person, phone, or online counselling and recovery support.
Get connected to local resources, recovery groups, and continuing accountability.
Connect with scheduled recovery groups, RSVP privately, and access Google Meet or Facebook community links when approved by the team.
Explore upcoming gatherings, find ways to connect with others and ask the team which meetings may be right for you.
Find urgent help, local information and practical support for yourself or someone you care about.
If there is immediate danger, overdose, violence, or urgent medical risk, call emergency services right away.
Call 911 →Call or text 9-8-8 for urgent suicide crisis support across Canada.
Call/Text 9-8-8 →BC crisis support, emotional support, and referral options. No area code needed.
310-6789 →Free, confidential substance-use information and referral support across BC.
1-800-663-1441 →Immediate mental wellness counselling and crisis intervention for Indigenous people across Canada.
1-855-242-3310 →Access Island Health resources for mental health, substance use, and regional supports.
islandhealth.ca →Ask Wesley for local recovery meetings, family resources, and peer-support options in Duncan and Cowichan Valley.
Ask for details →Use the secure site chat to begin a private, non-emergency conversation with the team when you are ready.
Find reflections, recovery encouragement and devotional readings to return to whenever you need a moment of hope.
Scripture focus: Matthew 6 points us back to the grace and provision of today.The future can feel too large when you are rebuilding your life. Faith brings the focus bac…
Read & share →Shame often tries to reduce a person to one decision, one relapse, one season, or one painful chapter. Recovery tells the truth: you are still here, still capable of cha…
Read & share →Scripture focus: Lamentations 3:22–23 reminds us of mercy that is renewed day by day.Recovery can make a person painfully aware of yesterday. Faith invites us to bring y…
Read & share →Honest answers to questions we hear most often.
Messages are treated with discretion and the site is built with privacy-first controls. Standard legal and safety exceptions may apply if there is immediate risk of harm to yourself or others.
No. Live chat is for private first contact and follow-up. It is not an emergency service. If there is immediate danger, call 911. For suicide crisis support in Canada, call or text 9-8-8.
Yes. Families can use the secure form or chat to ask about boundaries, support options, and how to care for themselves while supporting a loved one.
Remote phone or online support may be available. The team can also help identify appropriate local resources if you are outside the immediate Cowichan Valley area.
Fill out the form and Wesley or the team will respond as soon as possible. All messages are treated with discretion.
Thank you for reaching out. The team will be in touch. If you need immediate support, call or text 9-8-8.