Step Up Services

Live-in 

A sober living house gives you freedom to live your life as you normally would, such as working and getting out of the house. You still have rules and regulations to follow, which we’ll explore later, but it sets you up for success and gives you stability in ways that your house or family setup might not be able to provide.

People with an addiction are most vulnerable to relapse 30 to 90 days following completion of a treatment program. From there, your chances of relapse remain present until you’ve sustained four or five years of sobriety when the rate decreases below 15%.

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The support from aftercare programs, such as a sober living house, will help you or your loved one overcome the negative thoughts, feelings, and desires that can lead to relapse. A sober living program provides a safe environment where residents learn to cope with real-world situations.

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Residents must:

• Abstain from drug and alcohol use

• Abide by a set curfew

• Respect their housemates 

• Give and receive emotional support

• Participate in activities (like support meetings and chores), Not have pets, Not have overnight guests

• Sleep at the house at least five nights per week

• Agree to participate in random drug and alcohol tests

• Regularly attend local 12-Step meetings or peer-support groups

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