The transition from traditional life to Sober Living is not easy, yet it is achievable. There are a few resources that will assist you as you go through the process of transition. I recently read an article about a facility in rural Indiana called the halfway house. This is a residential treatment center for people with drug or alcohol addictions and other problems. The articles written by former residents described it as a place of welcome, recovery, and renewal. When I read that article I was eager to find out more about the facility and what people were saying. After reading the article, I was curious about what happened at the halfway house. I discovered that it is a transitional living program for people who are having difficulties dealing with addiction, alcoholism, or other life challenges. It is a small house with only twenty to thirty homes scattered throughout the rural countryside of southwestern Indiana. As a participant in the transition, I was pleased to learn that there is an on site doctor twenty-four hours a day. I also got to know some of the other staff members who treated me so well during my time there. While I was staying at the halfway house, I visited the beautiful Lake Sinclair camp on the southern edge of town. This is a youth summer camp for kids eight years old and older. I met so many fun and outgoing kids while I was there, as well as adults looking for a little counseling or support. If you are thinking about changing your life or being ready to move into a more stable environment, this is definitely the place for you. If you’re not ready to make a drastic change, yet want to experience a sense of stability, then this transition type of living is perfect for you.