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Sober Living


Sober Living Homes / Environments function as an addict's safe haven on the long road to recovery. An individual will enter Sober Living traditionally after they have completed a form of treatment. Individuals reside within the facility 24 hours a day, guided by regimented, personalized programs.

Most Sober Living Environments are also structured around 12 step programs and support groups such as Alcoholics Anonymous and residents are often required to participate in these support group meetings. Please note that the recovery regiment will differ among specific Sober Living Homes and Environments.


Click here for a list of Sober Living Homes