Prairie Sky Recovery Centre

Prairie Sky Recovery Centre Prairie Sky Recovery Centre is a privately operated 24-bed drug and alcohol treatment centre As a result, we have helped over 1680 clients to date.

Prairie Sky Recovery Centre was founded in 2008 by people who had learned to manage their substance use disorders and wanted to help others. After purchasing a derelict heritage building, Ardyth & friends renovated the 20, 000 square foot building with the intention of housing both men and women who were seeking help for addiction. She wanted clients to understand themselves and their disease of a

ddiction so that they are able move forward to live a life of recovery. Utilizing a 12 step model, Ardyth began the development of our unique Emotional Health and Wellness program, aimed at educating clients on emotional regulation, mental health and the effects of trauma. Prairie Sky Recovery’s Vision is simple- We are a client-centered, evidence-based, trauma-responsive addictions facility. Our therapeutic, innovative, and holistic programs and services, assist clients to experience personal transformation from a life of addiction into a life of Recovery. Proudly, our moto is Healing Happens Here. We have daily intakes and have created a flexible client schedule that moves and bends to accommodate clients from start to finish. Early in the development of our unique programs, we understood that addiction is not a “one size fits all” scenario. Clients who come to us have experienced trauma, pain, mental health issues and often financial, criminal, and martial issues. To address the multitude of issues that plague our clients we have come up with alternative programming and a unique delivery method. In 2019, CEO Jacqueline Hoffman created extended program length from the original 5 weeks to include 8 and 12 week options. The increased time allowed clients time to do the additional modules that were created to address specific themes and issues present in those who have been affected by substance use.

While we progress and make changes, the heart and the mission of the business remains the same- to help others along the...
09/02/2026

While we progress and make changes, the heart and the mission of the business remains the same- to help others along their healing journey

10 years ago today we officially launched our new name and logo. Leipzig Serenity Retreat was the solid foundation in which we started on our West Central Saskatchewan home.
Ardyth, and so many other like minded, kind hearted people poured love and recovery into every wall painted, every window pane fixed.
We decided to rebrand our business to encompass the words Prairie - to indicate the location and Recovery-to show what we proudly worked towards every day.
We work hard to make a difference in the world, and carry on Ardyths legacy. Leipzig Serenity Retreat gave us roots but Prairie Sky Recovery is the wings that will take us into the future ❤️

09/02/2026

It’s September guys! Keep taking your prescription meds that help you feel better! Spend some time outdoors! Eat well, stay sober. Be healthy!

It’s Su***de awareness month and here at PSR we are big believers in mental health and wellness!

08/30/2026
Check out this art work from our local Swedish chef. Good food is imperative to good health and healing.
08/29/2026

Check out this art work from our local Swedish chef. Good food is imperative to good health and healing.

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08/27/2026

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Finally. People are listening. We can’t keep funding drugs.

“It’s not meant to be punitive,” he responded. “It’s meant to be life-saving.”

Poilievre has said his party would invest $200 million a year more into addiction treatment programs. When combined with local, private and provincial government contributions, this would be enough to bring 50,000 more people into sobriety.

That number was chosen to match the deaths from opioid overdose since 2015.

Agencies providing the service would have to show that their clients stayed sober even after completing the programs, in order to continue receiving funding, he said.

Several other people with lived experience joined the news conference with DeRidder and Poilievre.

Their voices were very powerful.

Jeff Budd, who used to work in his family’s department store when it was downtown, revealed that he had been molested by his teacher as a child, and the trauma of that had led him to a 20-year battle with drug addiction.

He overcame it four years ago, but he sees the crisis being perpetuated all around him, with individuals who are addicted to opioids selling painkillers that they’ve been prescribed as a form of “safe supply.” This is a concept where the drug is provided in a safer format so that people who aren’t ready to give up the drug can be safer.“

Sunflowers don’t grow toward the darkness they turn themselves toward the light. Recovery is the same. Some days may fee...
08/20/2026

Sunflowers don’t grow toward the darkness they turn themselves toward the light.

Recovery is the same. Some days may feel heavy, but every day we have a choice to keep reaching for something brighter, healthier, and better.

Who’s your sobriety hero?
08/19/2026

Who’s your sobriety hero?

Address

Wilkie, SK
S0K4W0

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 10pm
Tuesday 8am - 10pm
Wednesday 8am - 10pm
Thursday 8am - 10pm
Friday 8am - 10pm
Saturday 8am - 10pm
Sunday 8am - 10pm

Telephone

+18885194445

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