Crossroads Mission

Sober Living Homes, also known as sober housing and sober living facilities, centers that provide structured living and safe housing for those leaving drug rehabilitation programs. The center’s residents are generally the first people who have been through the drug rehab program. They can range from recovering drug users, family members of drug addicts, people who are in drug rehabilitation, homeless or recently out of jail, and others who need the support and assistance of sober living homes. SLHs serve as an intermediate environment between drug rehab and public society. The residential programs usually offer services that are not available at drug rehab centers, such as individual or group counseling and therapy sessions.

Residential treatment centers can be inpatient or outpatient, depending on the type of program and the needs of their patients. The residential programs differ based on the requirements of their residents. Generally, they are designed to provide long-term support and rehabilitation for the residents of the home, as well as to provide a stable, safe environment for their families. Residential treatment centers often include drug detoxification programs, as well as group therapies and individual counseling to give the residents the tools to become more involved in their lives.

People living in residential treatment centers receive intensive individual attention. They learn to change bad habits and develop new healthy ones. They can use the facilities as support groups for family and friends. If they find it hard to maintain an independent life, they can seek out social and recreational activities to keep them busy. Drug rehabs and residential treatment centers offer many other services such as mental health, employment services, drug education and addiction treatment. This is an affordable and rewarding way for those struggling with addiction and who want to make a life for themselves.