Quintin Warner House

Our Facility

20 Private Bedrooms for Personalized Healing: Each room is designed to provide peace, allowing the participant to concentrate on his recovery journey.

3 Shared Lounges and 2 Sunrooms for Recreation: The shared lounges each have recreational material, including a television, musical instruments, board games, and an open-concept floorplan that facilitates conversation. The sunrooms are often a popular place for journaling, reflecting, and/or fellowship.

1 Industrial Kitchen: The industrial kitchen supports healthy eating, provides essential life skills, fosters community, ensures operational efficiency, and contributes to the overall effectiveness of the treatment program.

1 Large Dining Room: The dining room was designed to be a multi-purposed space wherein the tables and chairs could easily and quickly be rearranged for group sessions between meal times. For meals, the tables are intentionally arranged in a way that fosters a sense of community, where no man eats alone or has to wonder which table he should sit at. This often looks like a U-shape. Additionally, the large dining room is big enough to hold any participants of Quintin Warner House's Annexes or graduated alumni if they'd like to return for family dinners on Sundays.

Private Offices for Addiction Counsellors: Private offices for addiction counsellors are crucial for creating an effective and supportive environment for both participants and professionals, ensuring of confidentiality, trust building, enhanced concentration, and reducing anxiety.

Comprehensive Addiction Treatment

At Quintin Warner House, we believe in an individualistic approach to addiction treatment. Our programs are designed to address the physical, emotional, and psychological aspects of addiction, ensuring a well-rounded path to recovery.

Individual Counseling: Participants engage in one-on-one sessions with our addiction counsellors, who will help uncover the root causes of addiction and develop personalized strategies for overcoming them.

Group Therapy: Participation in group therapy sessions where the men can share experiences, gain support from peers, and learn valuable coping skills in a supportive setting.

Life Skills Training: The program aims to help the men build essential life skills to help transition back into the community with a routined schedule. Our focus includes nutrition management, stress reduction techniques, healthy lifestyle choices, and repairing or developing valuable relationships for the participant.

Aftercare Planning: Our commitment to recovery doesn’t end when the participant graduates. Quintin Warner House annexes are intended to provide additional support for graduates as they continue their transition. Click here to learn more.

A Community of Support

Dedicated Staff: We are here to support each participant every step of the way. From our addiction counsellors to our compassionate support team, everyone at Quintin Warner House is committed to the well-being of the participants. 

Peer Support: Building connections with others who are on the same journey is instrumental for the men in treatment. Quintin Warner House's community provides a network of support and encouragement, helping the men to stay motivated and inspired throughout their recovery.

The Annexes and The Aftercare Program

In addition to the addiction treatment program, Quintin Warner House also offers graduates the option to stay at one of the Annexes and participate in the Aftercare Program.

A participant may choose to stay at one of the Annexes because of the additional support they receive as they transition back into the community and independent living. 

Graduates also attend group sessions for relapse prevention.

Staff at the Annex support the graduate with:

• Budgeting and financial literacy
• Employment, including with job applications, resume and cover letter development, interview preparation, etc.
• Grocery shopping and cooking
• Time management
• Interpersonal communication
• Education applications
• Additional counselling

The Annexes offer a safe and stable environment. Peer support and guidance in the house create a network of encouragement and accountability, which is crucial for maintaining sobriety.

Take the First Step

Self referrals and agency referrals are accepted.

The following downloadable forms are intended to provide all relevant information necessary to complete the Quintin Warner House intake process:

For information on our intake process, contact: qwhintake [at] missionservices.ca (qwhintake[at]missionservices[dot]ca)

Please contact Quintin Warner House directly for any further assistance: (519) 434-8041

Mission Services of London receives funding support for this program from Ontario Health (West), along with community donations support. The views expressed on this site, and any print or other published materials, do not necessarily reflect those of our funders.

A copy of the LHIN M-SAA agreement and supporting documents are available to read at this branch site, or download: 

Signed Multi-Sector Service Accountability Agreement
Signed Declaration of Compliance