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Sober living homes, also known as sober living environments and sober housing facilities, are residential facilities that offer supportive, safe, stable housing and structured living conditions to individuals exiting various drug rehabilitation programs. They often include amenities such as: therapeutic group activities, private rooms, group and one on one counseling, access to recreational activities like swimming pools and tennis courts, individualized maintenance plans, access to laundry rooms, laundry services, laundry facilities, onsite laundry, and onsite meals. Many of these facilities also offer access to daycare, medical assistance, legal services, and emergency services such as transportation.

Many people who choose to enter into a sobriety-based recovery program choose to live at a Sober Living home to facilitate their return to normal daily routines. For those who choose to leave the program early due to other health problems or criminal problems, there is still a need to find housing that will provide a safe, clean, dry, and clean living environment. Many people with addictions to alcohol, drugs, or both choose to live at a sober dwelling because they feel safer in this setting. These homes also provide their residents with a safe place to live, where they can be close to their loved ones and maintain contact with their loved ones.

The first thing to consider when choosing a place to live at a Sober Living Home is the type of housing you want. There are single family homes available, duplexes and multi-family homes as well. In addition, some residential treatment programs also have a choice of single family homes, duplexes or multi-family units. If you do decide to use a residential treatment center for detoxification or residential care, it’s important to research the requirements of each center to ensure you receive the best possible care. If you are looking for a more temporary solution to your addiction, consider housing at a rehab or sober living center.