Your substance use disorder has held your life prisoner, and you’ve taken that incredibly important first step and gotten clean. A great way to protect your hard-fought sobriety is to transition back into the world in a safe and supportive community, which you can find in sober living environments like Harmony Homes for Healing.
Our team understands what we’re up against — 48.5 million Americans battled a substance use disorder in the past year. Sadly, studies have found that 95% of people who could have benefitted from rehab didn’t get it.
The goal at Harmony Homes for Healing is to make help accessible, especially for the newly sober who want to prevent relapse. With that in mind, we look at five key ways in which our sober living environments can help you not only prevent relapse but flourish in your sobriety.
Since staying sober is your goal, we hold you accountable by conducting frequent drug and/or alcohol testing. We take the sober living environment concept seriously, and it’s a base requirement that keeps you and others in the home safe and on track.
When you were using or drinking, the odds are good that your life lacked structure — or any structure you had in place was incredibly fragile.
One of the priorities in our sober living homes is to provide clients with a safe and structured environment that encourages freedom but with firm guard rails in place that can keep you from heading in the wrong direction and relapsing.
This structure involves the testing we mentioned and house and participation rules and responsibilities designed to keep you sober and moving forward.
We’ve found that one of the most crucial aspects of sober living is the community you can find. Instead of jumping back into a world that doesn’t understand your recent struggles, this community does and appreciates where you’ve been and, more importantly, where you’re going.
There’s safety, support, and strength in a sober community that lifts every member of the house in ways they couldn’t achieve alone.
As part of our sober living environment, we feel it’s important that each resident of the house participates in 12-step meetings, such as AA and NA. These meetings not only provide great tools for staying sober and avoiding relapse, but they can further build a strong community around you.
Our sober living environments are designed to be stepping stones to getting back out into the world. To help you transition, we provide case management assistance that includes
And, as our name suggests, we can also guide you in finding more independent living situations when you feel that your sobriety is strong and stable enough.
If you have more questions about our sober living environments throughout Northern California in Solano, Yolo, Sonoma, and Napa Counties, we invite you to contact us.