Community Intervention Associates

Sober Living Homes, also known as sober living communities and sober living facilities, are typically residential facilities which offer structured, safe housing and supportive, safe living situations for individuals leaving drug treatment programs. They provide the basic amenities, food preparation, laundry and cleaning services. Many of these facilities have their own security system, 24 hour security, as well as on-site support groups and activities. SLHs usually serve as a transition between detoxification and mainstream life.

For those seeking residential treatment, a residential facility will be the best way to get the help and the support they need. This is because a residential facility usually offers both individual counseling and group sessions for those who are struggling with addiction. Some residential facilities offer detoxification centers, while others focus on treatment. The treatment plan offered at a residential rehab is usually based on what the individual needs and what type of treatment plan they are already in. For those who want to be in a group setting, the facility may have groups that focus on specific issues. Most residential facilities offer a variety of services, including individual or group counseling, group therapy, and group therapy. All these services are provided in an effort to help the individual realize they no longer need to use drugs.

In order to become sober, a person will usually need to attend one or more of the many sobered living programs that exist. At some residential treatment facilities, the addict and their family are responsible for their own housing. This means they will have to pay for their own rent and their own utilities while in a residential treatment center. Others, on the other hand, will offer assistance in the form of housing, transportation, and meals while the addict is in a rehab. In addition to residential treatment programs, there are also outpatient programs. These include programs where a person attends group counseling sessions with others that suffer from addiction. This type of program is generally shorter in duration than residential treatment but is still designed to give the addict some type of support.