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Sober Living Homes, also known as sober living homes and structured living environments, are establishments that provide a structured, supportive, safe housing and support, for individuals exiting drug rehab programs. Many individuals experience drug abuse, while still in their teenage years. This often occurs as an unconscious response to peer pressure or as a way to cope with the stress of school life. Some of these individuals become dependent on drugs and alcohol and resort to using them again when they enter adulthood, while others choose to quit using drugs and alcohol and live normal lives.

Sober Living Homes provide structured care in a relaxed setting. The residents live in their own individual housing units and receive individual care, ranging from day to day living routines to specialized, medically supervised programs. Some residential treatment programs can offer medical assistance to residents who are physically challenged, including those with HIV/AIDS. Programs offer individual, couples and family counseling, group meetings, educational activities and other activities to help addicts stay on track. There is no one program for everyone, but the goal is to help addicts to return to a positive lifestyle and avoid substance abuse and drug addiction in the future. For many individuals, drug rehab is an expensive ordeal, and the added benefit of housing at a SOHO ensures that they can afford the cost of living while they are in treatment.

Many residential treatment programs will offer financial incentives for families to sign up. These incentives usually involve a percentage of the payments to the families make toward the rent of the so-called “living” homes. However, some residential treatment programs may also offer incentives for long-term residents, including free health services, financial aid for college education and more. Depending on the level of involvement and length of time the addict has been in the rehab center, they may qualify for a special financial incentive. To find out which facilities offer these types of incentives, visit their website. Once an individual has enrolled in a SOHO, the addict is not only provided with a safe, drug-free home to live in, but the facility will offer all the medical attention that the addict needs, as well as counseling and other therapy that can help them stay on track.