Brians Safehouse

Brian's Safehouse is a faith-based, nonprofit addiction treatment center in Mount Hope, West Virginia, offering long-term residential recovery for men seeking freedom from drug and alcohol addiction.

Operating since 2008, the program follows a four-phase model focused on recovery, restoration, life skills and reintegration.

Residents and reviewers often describe the experience as life-changing, highly structured, and deeply supportive.

Long Term Residential Recovery with Aftercare

Brian's Safehouse provides long-term residential treatment on a closed campus, followed by graduate and transitional programs that includes servant-leadership training, sober living support and aftercare.

The clinical approach blends faith-based discipleship with cognitive behavioral therapy, motivational interviewing, group therapy, individualized treatment plans, life coaching and peer recovery support.

Male Adult and Youth Christian Recovery Program

Brian's Safehouse serves adult men and young adults who are pursuing recovery from substance use through a Christian, biblically based approach.

The program is ideal for men seeking lasting transformation through structured living, spiritual formation and practical life rebuilding.

The home-like residence includes comfortable living spaces, a walking track, basketball court, exercise room, recreation center and a children's playground for family visits.

Days are filled with recovery classes, Bible studies, counseling, work-ethics training, GED preparation and mentoring, all within a tobacco-free environment.

Affordable Care in West Virginia

The facility sits on Dearing Drive in Mount Hope, West Virginia, in a private setting surrounded by natural areas suited for hiking and outdoor recreation that support healing and reflection.

Brian's Safehouse primarily accepts self-pay or private payment, and prospective residents are encouraged to reach out directly for current pricing details.