What is a sober living house

                                    Sober living house is not a recovery program ,it is a place to stay clean and sober                   

• Halfway house is a residence designed to assist individuals to independent living.

• Halfway houses aim to assist in community transition, and may provide vocational training, counseling, and other services.

• Release to a halfway house is used in situations such as the release of mental patients and prisoners and recovery house.

• They are also used for people in addiction recovery as a means to adapt to sober living.

• Sober living home should be a place for you to be positive and sober.

• They usually require residents to follow certain rules, such as sign in and sign out procedures and curfews.

• A halfway house may allow residents to go out to work or study during daytime and return at night.

• Residency requirements, purposes, and rules vary at each halfway house.

• Sober living housing offers inexpensive and stress free accommodations in return for acceptance of a certain code of conduct.

• Transitional housing after rehab is for the person who is worried about finding a place to live after rehab, for anyone without a single sober friend or family member they can rely on.

                 "Give to the world the best you can, and the best will come back to you so much more."