Recovery Housing
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What is Recovery Housing?
Recovery Housing provides a supportive, safe, and sober living environment for individuals recovering from substance use disorders. Designed to foster a sense of community and accountability, our recovery homes offer more than just a place to live - they offer a path to a new life.
Key Features of Jefferson House, Eubanks House, and Liberty House
- Sobriety-Focused Environment:
- Our residents commit to maintaining sobriety. Regular drug and alcohol testing ensure a clean and safe community for everyone.
- Peer Support and Community:
- Build lasting relationships with fellow residents who understand your journey. Our peer support system is a cornerstone of recovery, offering encouragement and shared experiences.
- Structured Living:
- Residents follow a structured daily routine, including curfews, chores, and mandatory house meetings. This structure helps build discipline and responsibility, crucial for long-term recovery.
- Access to Essential Resources:
- We connect residents with vital resources such as counseling at our outpatient facility, job training, educational programs, and health care services. These resources support personal growth and help residents rebuild their lives. A case manager is avaible for the residents to utilize at each recovery house.
- Gradual Reintegration:
- Recovery housing serves as a bridge between intensive treatment and independent living. Our program helps residents transition smoothly back into society, equipping them with the skills and confidence needed for sustained sobriety. Our recovery houses can also be permanent if needed by the resident.
Why Choose Lake Area Recovery Center for Recovery Housing?
- Supportive Community: You're never alone on your recovery journey. LARC is here to support you every step of the way.
- Safe Environment: A strict no-tolerance policy for substance use ensures a secure and supportive space for all residents.
- Holistic Approach: We focus on the whole person, offering resources and support that address all aspects of life - physical, emotional, and social.
Contact Lake Area Recovery Center to learn more about our recovery housing.