For people interested in a clean slate with regard to their personal needs, there’s a place to go: Information about Sober Living in Town and Country Florida. This web site is intended for the general public who may not be familiar with the term “sober living.” Sober Living is the proverbial halfway house. The name is a misnomer, as one can be halfway through an addiction and still be considered sober, another way of saying being drug free. “Sober living” is a transitional living program designed for individuals who are halfway through an addiction and seeking additional support and resources to aid them in remaining sober. This is not a residential treatment facility. Rather, “Sober Living in Town” and “Sober Living in the Country” are synonyms that signify a setting that is supportive and accessible to individuals in recovery from substance abuse or alcoholism. Our focus is on connecting individuals who are struggling with substance abuse issues to community services and other resources that promote and support sobriety. In doing so, we believe that those who enter into this service receive a sense of security and a sense of encouragement that they are not alone in their battle to become clean. Information about Sober Living in Town Florida does not include information about any programs offered specifically for adults in recovery or any programs that are run by specific agencies or corporations. We believe that those interested in learning more about transitional living can research the internet or consult local addiction treatment centers for more information and to receive specific counseling and referral for various halfway houses. It should be noted, however, that many halfway houses have varying rules about who may live in the facility and some have no rules at all. Therefore, anyone considering living in a halfway house should research the house and the rules of the house to be sure that they are prepared for a transition to recovery. In the meantime, anyone interested in learning more about Sober Living in Town Florida should consult their local addiction treatment center or state’s alcohol and drug rehabilitation agency for more information and to receive proper counseling and referrals.