Arizona Bridge to Recovery (ABR)

Sober living homes, also known as sober homes, are residences that specialize in residential drug treatment programs that offer residential sobriety for drug addicts, alcoholics or patients suffering from other mental illnesses. Sober living homes provide a safe and comfortable environment in which to recover from substance abuse or alcohol dependence.

Sober Living Homes are staffed with professionals who know the treatment methods and the risks of substance abuse and alcoholism, and they work diligently to ensure that each resident at the Sober Living Homes is treated as if they were their own children. Sober Living Homes provide comprehensive residential drug treatment, residential treatment, outpatient therapy, alcohol rehabilitation, and group therapy services. Sober Living Homes operates under the guidelines of the Arizona Department of Health Services. The AZDHS is the department that oversees all state alcohol and drug treatment programs and it has set guidelines for the proper treatment and placement of people into these programs. Sober Living Homes are designed for alcohol or drug abuse rehabilitation and their residents must comply with the rules and regulations set by the state of Arizona. The residents and staff members of the Sober Living Homes have to follow a strict code of ethics, participate in educational and behavioral programs, and attend continuing education seminars and forums.

When someone is searching for a place to live in Arizona, the first place that should be considered is a Sober Living Home. This type of housing is an excellent solution for people who cannot afford the expense of a rehab center. It can often save thousands of dollars, depending on the severity of the patient’s condition and whether or not they qualify for public assistance. Sober Living Homes are especially helpful when the addict does not want to continue their addiction. As the Sober Living Homes staff works with the residents to help them overcome their addiction, they help the resident to move on with their lives.