Safe, Structured, and Well Managed
Our sober living homes offer residents a safe, structured, and well managed environment. This type of environment can make the difference between remaining sober or relapsing.Our volunteer staff is committed to providing and maintaining a clean, safe, positive living environment for all residents where new healthy habits can be formed. we do not allow or accept negative behavior. We do, however, always encourage positive action through using the tools of a 12-step program and a support group.
All incoming residents agree to attend 12 step meetings when they come to our sober living home. And all residents also need to have a sponsor. Residents will also attend an outpatient program and participate in daily assigned household chores. They participate in a step study workshop and mandatory weekly house meeting.
We have five locations in Suffolk County on Long Island, New York. For more information about our sober living homes, please reach out to us today. We are proud to be helping women in need in the community and doing all we can to provide a safe, healthy living space for those willing to change and truly seeking recovery.
Fostering Independence Through Support
Empowering Growth and Personal Development
Responsibility and independence are crucial for sustaining a lifelong sobriety. Sober living recovery homes help residents learn independence, while also offering guidance and support throughout the process. Our residents develop a new freedom to choose while living with us. Many use this opportunity to make healthier life decisions before moving out and living on their own. Similarly, residents will have access to 24/7 support through the volunteer housing managers and the owners.
In the end, our sober living homes provide a supportive place for residents to heal away from the daily pressures of everyday life and reality. With many great benefits for those who choose our homes as a place for recovery. A huge benefit of living at a recovery home like ours is how we can help to mitigate one’s risk of relapse by simply eliminating the presence of any alcohol and other drugs. While also motivating and mandating residents to develop a support group in a 12-step fellowship.
An Opportunity to Build Meaningful Relationships
Connected by Experience, Strengthened by Support
Social support plays an outsized role in facilitating positive recovery treatment outcomes. By turning to a sober living home, you have the opportunity to build meaningful relationships with other sober residents. At our homes, residents will live alongside other people who are also in recovery and committed to lifelong sobriety. When you live at one of our sober recovery homes, residents can feel empowered by one another and become the best version of themselves that they can be while prioritizing their sobriety. This is done by simply living with other people experiencing the same issues as you.
Building these meaningful relationships is a crucial step of the recovery process, because loneliness is a risk factor that increases a person’s risk of relapsing. Our sober living homes challenge isolation and give people the chance to reach out, connect and grow as human beings. Residents at our sober living homes realize that they are never alone in the struggle and have plenty of people to turn to for support.
