Table of Contents People often ask us whether they should go to sober living after inpatient treatment or stay in a hotel or Airbnb. Treatment professionals are hearing the same concerns from their clients and patients. After leaving inpatient treatment, it’s common for patients to step down to a partial hospitalization programs or intensive outpatient […]

Table of Contents Halfway houses are notoriously difficult to understand. They each operate differently, with varying eligibility criteria. Some charge fees, while others don’t. This inconsistency makes it challenging to navigate the world of halfway houses.   Living Conditions and Neighborhoods Living conditions, neighborhoods, and property maintenance vary widely among halfway houses. Some offer free

Table of Contents Understanding the Importance of Seeking Help At Resilient Home Living, we’ve seen time and time again how important it is for individuals struggling with addiction to reach out for help. Many parents, for the most part, want to see their children thrive. However, some people are afraid to talk to their parents

Table of Contents When someone goes straight from treatment back to their old environment, they are immediately exposed to the same triggers that led them into addiction in the first place or sober living. It’s like taking a young seedling that has grown in a controlled, protective environment and suddenly placing it outside, where it

Table of Contents In this article, we will discuss why only professionals can stay sober, while amateurs do not. We are not referring to professionals as white-collar workers, athletes, or those in traditional professions. Instead, we are talking about the mindset difference between professionals and amateurs. Professionals put in the effort and follow through with

Table of Contents Clinical Services in Sober Living Home Most sober livings do not offer clinical services. Instead, these environments focus on helping individuals learn how to live life differently, developing new habits on their own. Residents make their own decisions about how to spend their time, facing the triggers of everyday life in a

Table of Contents Why You Shouldn’t Stay Sober on Your Own The Isolation Trap One of the most dangerous mindsets for those in recovery is the trap of isolation. When individuals dealing with addiction isolate themselves and rely solely on their own thoughts, it can lead to a form of self-justification that rationalizes harmful behaviors.

Table of Contents Introduction In this article, we’ll explore whether it’s necessary to have a recovery coach in sober living. This is a common question we encounter. While a sober living resident may not absolutely need a recovery coach, having one can be highly beneficial. Many people assume they won’t need a recovery coach while

Table of Contents Finding the right sober living home can be challenging. There are numerous factors to consider to ensure the best fit for long-term recovery. In this article, we’ll discuss the tem mistakes to avoid when choosing a sober living home.   No Structured Program Selecting a sober living home without a structured program

Table of Contents You might be asking the difference between a structured sober living and halfway house. So here’s the answer.   First, there are negative connotations associated with the term halfway house. But both types of residences are group homes designed to help individuals struggling with substance use disorders transition to living on their