6 Steps To Choose Best Sober Living Home

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6 Steps To Choose Best Sober Living Home
Steps
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Introduction

• When newly out of rehab, you might be unsure how
  to find a sober living house. With so many
  possibilities and no previous experience of
  staying in a transitional living residence, it
  can be difficult to choose one.
• We created this step-by-step guide on the six
  best ways to help you navigate your way through
  the procedure to make your life easier.

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1. Think about the Location
The location of a sober living house is essential
since it will serve as the main focus for all of
your life activitiesat least for a while. Your
safety comes first and foremost. You'll want to
consider the amenities and safety protocols
around the location of your chosen house. Ensure
that you're secure and have easy access to
everything you need while living in a sober
living home.
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2. Do your homework
When searching for a transitional living program,
proper research is very important. You'll need to
ensure that any sober living home, you're
considering has the recovery support services you
require, and holds you responsible for your
recovery goals.

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3. Visit the sober living home physically
Always visit the sober living homes on your list
as you narrow down your choices. Talk to the
personnel and arrange for a day visit to see the
facility for yourself. Take note of the existing
residents' actions as well. If you are unable to
visit the home in person, look at photographs
online and read reviews from prior residents to
have a better idea of what to expect.

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4. Review the resident's rules and
learn about the staffs
After visiting the sober living home, speak with
the administration or admissions staff to ensure
that you understand the rules, standards, and
expectations for residents. You should find out
who is on staff, what qualifications they have,
and how they interact with residents before
enrolling in a transitional living program.

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5. Keep a track of your financial needs
If you're thinking about enrolling in a sober
living home, make sure you can afford to live
there. The majority of transitional housing
programs charge a monthly fee to cover room and
board, but you'll need to budget for your own
food, hygiene items, and transportation.

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6. Keep an eye out for red flags
If you're new to recovery and looking for a sober
living home, there are a few warning flags to
look out for. There are some signs that you need
to know such as shabby, dirty, or unsafe
facilities, a failure to comply with regulatory
inspections, a lack of admissions standards, many
more.

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Reach Us
www.threshold-recovery.com/
At Threshold Recovery in Murfreesboro, Tennessee,
we provide safe, clean, and supportive
transitional living options for men and women in
all stages of recovery. Call our admissions team
today at 629-201-5996 to learn more about our
transitional living programs or to enroll
yourself or a loved one in a program.

Address 220 Richardson Ave, Murfreesboro, TN
37130
Contact Details Phone - 629-201-5996 Email-info_at_t
hreshld-recovery.com