Recovery residences are homes where individuals pursuing addiction recovery can live together. These homes are an invaluable step in the recovery process for individuals dedicated to staying sober. They offer participants structure and support as they rebuild their lives.

We encourage our participants to build a strong sober support network. They can benefit from the experience, strength, and hope of their peers and many of these relationships remain vital sources of strength long after having completed the program.

Environment plays an important role in addiction recovery. Recovery residences provide safe and supportive environments for individuals in early recovery. Moreover, they help people build new lives for themselves.

In many ways, these homes appear like any other home. Participants live together, go to work, and hang out during their free time. The essential difference is recovery residences offer participants a significant amount of structure and support. There are generally house guidelines, regular screening for drugs and alcohol, and community outings or events. Participants make a commitment during entry because they all share a common goal: to stay sober and thrive.