Addiction is a chronic and progressive disease, which means that if it is not managed it will worsen over time. According to the National Institutes of Health, the addiction relapse rate is between 40 to 60%.[1] While relapse is relatively common, it does not have to be a part of your story. Once you leave […]
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Sober living homes and communities give people a safe, supportive environment after completing rehab. The support from peers and staff can be invaluable during the earliest days of addiction recovery and provides a bridge between rehab and the “real world.” But what happens when it’s time to move out and continue your journey with sobriety […]
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Early addiction recovery can be challenging in many ways–and finding stable, sober housing is often the first obstacle people need to navigate after rehab. Those with a history of addiction, homelessness, incarceration, or lack of employment need access to community support and resources that help them stay committed to sobriety. Without the solid foundation of […]
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Addiction is a chronic and progressive disease that requires extensive treatment and lifelong maintenance to sustain long-term recovery. According to the National Institute on Drug Abuse, the relapse rate for substance use disorder is between 40 to 60%. With that being said, it’s important to take advantage of all of the services available for addiction […]
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When you complete an inpatient addiction treatment program, the transition from rehab to independent living can be challenging because you will face a myriad of new triggers for relapse upon returning to daily life. According to the National Institute on Drug Abuse, the relapse rate for addiction is between 40 to 60%.[1] While this statistic […]
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Living in a sober living home can be a positive and supportive experience for many individuals in recovery. Residents often report feeling a sense of camaraderie, fellowship, and belonging with their peers, and the structured environment can provide a sense of stability and routine that is beneficial during the early stages of recovery. While each […]
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If you or a loved one have been in or are looking to go into sober living, you might want to know how to transition from that to the outside world again.
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How to Stay Sober After Rehab in South Florida
/0 Comments/in Sober Living /by George MavrookasAddiction is a chronic and progressive disease, which means that if it is not managed it will worsen over time. According to the National Institutes of Health, the addiction relapse rate is between 40 to 60%.[1] While relapse is relatively common, it does not have to be a part of your story. Once you leave […]
Life After Sober Living Homes: Transitioning Back to Everyday Life
/0 Comments/in Recovery News, Sober Living /by George MavrookasSober living homes and communities give people a safe, supportive environment after completing rehab. The support from peers and staff can be invaluable during the earliest days of addiction recovery and provides a bridge between rehab and the “real world.” But what happens when it’s time to move out and continue your journey with sobriety […]
What to Look for in a Sober Living Home and Red Flags to Avoid
/0 Comments/in Sober Living /by George MavrookasEarly addiction recovery can be challenging in many ways–and finding stable, sober housing is often the first obstacle people need to navigate after rehab. Those with a history of addiction, homelessness, incarceration, or lack of employment need access to community support and resources that help them stay committed to sobriety. Without the solid foundation of […]
How to Choose the Best Sober Living Home in South Florida
/0 Comments/in Sober Living /by George MavrookasAddiction is a chronic and progressive disease that requires extensive treatment and lifelong maintenance to sustain long-term recovery. According to the National Institute on Drug Abuse, the relapse rate for substance use disorder is between 40 to 60%. With that being said, it’s important to take advantage of all of the services available for addiction […]
How Long Should You Stay in a Sober Living Home?
/0 Comments/in Sober Living /by George MavrookasWhen you complete an inpatient addiction treatment program, the transition from rehab to independent living can be challenging because you will face a myriad of new triggers for relapse upon returning to daily life. According to the National Institute on Drug Abuse, the relapse rate for addiction is between 40 to 60%.[1] While this statistic […]
What is it Like to Stay in a Sober Living Home in Broward County, FL?
/0 Comments/in Sober Living /by George MavrookasLiving in a sober living home can be a positive and supportive experience for many individuals in recovery. Residents often report feeling a sense of camaraderie, fellowship, and belonging with their peers, and the structured environment can provide a sense of stability and routine that is beneficial during the early stages of recovery. While each […]
What is the Definition of A Transitional Living House?
/0 Comments/in Sober Living /by DRUIf you or a loved one have completed recovery at a treatment center and are looking into what transitional living is, we have the answer.
Are Halfway Houses Safe?
/0 Comments/in Sober Living /by DRUIf you or a loved one are looking to go to a halfway house and want to know if they are safe to go to. We have the answer.
How Do You Transition From Sober Living to the Outside World?
/0 Comments/in Sober Living /by DRUIf you or a loved one have been in or are looking to go into sober living, you might want to know how to transition from that to the outside world again.