Recovery House
Going the extra mile.
The staff at Community and Family Resources believes recovery is an on-going process. Because we know that no two people are alike in their needs and goals, treatment is customized to each person’s individual situation.
The newly recovering person continues the journey of healing long after completing their initial treatment experience. It is crucial that this healing be supported and nurtured so the person may continue to thrive and grow as they take each new step toward recovery.
Nurture and support are not always easy to find. The disease of addiction takes many things from those touched by it. The recovering person often finds themselves in the daunting position of starting over.
The Recovery House for men is one more service that CFR offers those individuals who find themselves in need of longer term care. Clients who show dedication to the goal of long term recovery are considered for this opportunity.
“Home is where you hang your heart.”
The Recovery House is not just transitional housing but an extension of the therapeutic community. Residents continue to experience individualized treatment planning, group and individual sessions with the same clinical staff they have come to know and trust during the initial phase of treatment.
The Recovery House is a ten bed halfway house for men interested in longer term support for their recovery. Eligible men must:
¨ Be at least 18 years of age.
¨ Not be on any sex offender registry.
¨ Have completed primary treatment in a licensed treatment facility or prison program.
¨ Have at least 14 days of continuous sobriety.
¨ Be willing to participate in in-house treatment and continuing care groups, house meetings and individual sessions.
Participation in community support groups is strongly recommended. For the safety of all individuals living at the Recovery House, there is no tolerance for use of any illegal drugs and/or alcohol, gambling activities, or violence while in the program. Interested adult males can apply by writing a letter of application stating their needs and how the Recovery House would benefit them and their recovery. Please send letters of application to the attention of the Recovery House Manager.
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