Sober Living in New London Connecticut is a relatively new phrase that has just sprung up recently. This is a type of housing that provides “sober” living spaces to people who are suffering with some type of alcohol or drug problem and need help to get off of those substances, or simply need to detox their bodies. There are many transitional houses scattered around New London Connecticut. Many of them are full time sober living apartments that have been furnished and designed specifically with people in mind who are in recovery, or who are just looking for a place to live cleanly. One transitional house in particular is the Halfway House. Here you will find clean, modern furnishings, a half refrigerator, and half stove that keep things low calorie and sugar free. The Halfway House is managed by Executive Residences of New London Connecticut. The owner, Marsha Sadowsky is a certified nutrition specialist who has lived and worked in New London for many years. She has noticed the growing number of people with substance addictions and is trying to help people get clean in an environment that is not so threatening. In fact, she realizes that many people in need of sober living are not even looking for a place to live, but merely a quiet place to “retreat” themselves to. If you have any questions about the Halfway House, or any other sober living apartment in New London, you can e-mail or call the building. Their receptionist is very kind and knowledgeable and will be more than happy to answer any questions or concerns you may have. In addition, there is a map of the building that you can use if you have any questions as well as directions to the nearest restaurant and coffee shop. They also offer daily meal planning tips and recipes, and you can also buy food at their self-serve cafeteria if you wish. For more information about finding somewhere to stay in New London, check out our website.