Prentice Place

Prentice Place is a Chicago-based addiction treatment provider serving adult and young adult men with substance use disorders on the city's Far South Side.

The program combines outpatient care with sober living and transitional housing support, offering approaches like cognitive behavioral therapy, motivational interviewing and relapse prevention.

Their integrated model is designed to help men build stability in both recovery and daily life, bridging clinical treatment with a supportive living environment.

Men's Substance Use Treatment on Chicago's South Side

Prentice Place focuses on men's recovery through outpatient and intensive outpatient program tailored to substance use disorders and co-occurring concerns.

Services include comprehensive substance use assessment, screening, and counseling, with medication support such as oral and extended release injectable naltrexone available as part of treatment.

Sessions may incorporate CBT, motivational interviewing, anger management, 12 step facilitation and relapse prevention strategies.

This blend helps clients address the underlying drivers of substance use while building practical skills for long-term sobriety.

Sober Living and Transitional Housing Support

Beyond clinical care, Prentice Place offers sober living and transitional housing in a private, residential setting.

This option provides structure and accountability for men stepping down from higher levels of care or rebuilding stability, including those with criminal justice involvement who need a supportive recovery environment.

Prentice Place is located at 255 West 112th Place in Chicago's Roseland neighborhood, providing in-person outpatient services and on-site transitional housing for men in recovery.

The program accepts private insurance, Medicaid, TRICARE, self-pay and federal or SAMHSA funding, with financial assistance and financing options available.