Sober Living
Sober living is a transitional housing environment designed to support individuals in recovery from addiction. This type of housing provides independent living with the oversight and support of treatment staff or sober coaches. Sober housing staff is available 24/7 to provide guidance, accountability, and structure for recovering residents.
Sober houses also create a safe space to practice sober behaviors while cultivating friendships within their recovery community. This extends the recovery experience by building on clinical treatment and reinforcing healthy habits in more real-world settings, something which can accelerate long-term success in recovery.
Sober Living at Royal Life Centers
Royal Life Centers offers sober living housing during our 12-week aftercare program and for guests in our outpatient program. Sober living helps you rejoin society with everyday support from your built-in sober support system found in Royal’s recovery community.
After completing our inpatient programs, guests who would like to continue care with us in our 12-week program typically live in our sober housing on the property. It’s a warm, welcoming, and safe environment with a built-in recovery community and additional support. By choosing to live in our sober living residences, you’ll develop life skills as we model the responsibility of paying bills and budgeting with low weekly rent for a nice apartment or home that is fully furnished and equipped with cable/internet. In addition to your peers, staff members are available for support around the clock. Paying rent for sober housing begins after we help you find employment— in the second phase of the 12-week program.
Royal Life Centers’ Sober Housing Features:
- Staff available 24/7
- Flat-screen TVs with cable
- Wi-Fi
- Regular drug and alcohol testing
- Transportation to meetings
- Transportation to the grocery store
- Nightly curfews
- Low weekly rent
Who Can Live in Our Sober Residences?
Guests in either our 12-week program or our outpatient program (OP) can move into our sober living residences. You may also attend treatment whilst living at home, although most guests do opt to live in our sober living.
Outpatient Treatment with Housing
Our sober living is ideal for transitioning into an independent lifestyle while keeping the guidance and support of a clinical atmosphere. During outpatient treatment, you’ll participate in a minimum of one group session per week and individual therapy once a month. We provide daily transportation to and from meetings and the grocery store.
Required 12-Step Meetings
Throughout our 12-week program and outpatient, we offer transportation to off-campus 12-step meetings, three times/day. During PHP, which is the first stage of our 12-week program, you are required to participate in two 12-Step meetings per week, on Saturday and Sunday. However, guests who join the Royal Life Centers community meetings held on Saturdays can forego their 12-Step meeting for that day. For sober living, we implement policies to ensure that you can successfully hold employment while continuing your role within the sober community.
Highlights of Sober Living
- Safe, home-like setting
- Living among peers in early recovery
- 24/7 sober living staff
- Visitors are also permitted on the property
- Overnight passes are available
- Transportation to meetings and the grocery store
- Drug testing twice a week to promote safety and accountability
- All bedrooms and living rooms are equipped with cable flat-screen TVs and Wi-Fi.
- Washers and dryers are available on each property
- Opportunity to develop or re-learn practical life skills
Benefits of Sober Living
We understand the importance of stability and accountability in early recovery from substance use disorder, which is why we took care in the design and execution of our treatment programs. It’s critical for people in early recovery to begin re-building life skills and independence, but it is just as important that they know that support is available if needed. That’s why our in-house sober living staff is available around the clock.
It’s also important in early recovery to learn to take responsibility for your actions and make decisions based on anticipated outcomes. This helps with impulse control and ultimately creates a strong foundation to build self-sufficiency.
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