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Are you ready to take a step towards a sober and fulfilling life?
Carefully review this information before applying to ensure you are ready to commit to the requirements and make the necessary changes for a successful journey to sobriety.
SAMhSA’s 8 demensions of wellness
Our sober housing program is designed around SAMHSA’s 8 dimensions of wellness
- Social Engagement: We foster a community where residents build meaningful relationships and enjoy positive social activities.
- Environmental Wellness: Our housing provides a safe, clean environment that promotes recovery and well-being.
- Physical Health: We encourage exercise, nutritious meals, and access to healthcare for optimal physical wellness.
- Emotional Support: Residents gain resilience through counseling and support groups tailored to emotional growth.
- Spiritual Growth: We offer opportunities for reflection and growth, honoring all beliefs and practices.
- Occupational Empowerment: Residents receive guidance to secure employment, enhance skills, and pursue fulfilling careers.
- Intellectual Development: Educational resources and activities stimulate learning and creativity.
- Financial Stability: Financial literacy programs help residents achieve economic independence.
By incorporating these dimensions, our program empowers residents to achieve lasting sobriety and a balanced, fulfilling life.
Find key details about our process and application essentials below.
Summary of our sober housing program
Our sober living program follows SAMHSA’s 8 dimensions of wellness, helping clients build habits, navigate sobriety, and gain life skills. ASHA provides stable housing, removing the stress of securing shelter while Navigating recovery.
Summary of the requirements
Below is a summary of the weekly program requirements that will be provided upon acceptance into the sober housing program. Requirements may be tailored to the needs of each client and therapeutic recommendations from their therapist’s office.
Weekly Program Requirements:
- Two Group Sessions per Week: Participate in group therapy sessions to share experiences and gain support from peers.
- One Individual Therapy Session per Week: Engage in one-on-one sessions with a therapist to address personal challenges and progress.
- Amos Counseling Intake Paperwork: Complete and submit intake paperwork to the office.
- Attend a Sober Activity Once per Week: Participate in a sober activity; an activity calendar will be provided to the house monthly. You need to sign up for these activities by Thursday each week.
- Attend a House Meeting Once per Week: Participate in weekly house meetings to stay informed and involved.
- Daily Communication with House Manager: Maintain daily communication with the house manager, including at least two in-person check-ins per week.
- Meet with Employment Supervisor Once per Week: Engage in weekly meetings with the employment supervisor to support job search and employment stability.
- Maintain Contact with Recovery Coach Weekly: Regularly connect with your recovery coach to discuss progress and receive guidance.
Note: Weekly requirements will be structured around the services offered by your chosen counseling office.
Summary of the Sober Housing Program Agreement
Upon acceptance into the program, on the day of move-in, clients will receive a packet of paperwork. This paperwork outlines the requirements and expectations of the program, and clients are expected to fill out and sign it to acknowledge their understanding. The packet details all program requirements, as well as the in-depth expectations for members in the houses.
The paperwork covers various situations that may occur in the house, including how to handle relapse, triggers, visitations, and any other circumstances that might arise. Our goal is to ensure clients are fully informed and prepared for all aspects of the sober living environment.
Personal Property in the houses
Personal property in the houses has been an issue. To avoid problems, please adhere to the following guidelines:
- Personal Belongings: If you do not wish to share items, do not leave your personal property in shared living spaces.
- Food and Appliances: Clients are not allowed to have food appliances or store food in their rooms. All cooking and food storage must be done in the kitchen only.
- Kitchen Cleanliness: Members are responsible for keeping the kitchen area clean and free of clutter. This includes cleaning up after cooking and ensuring that all personal items are put away.
- Food Labeling: Label your food items to prevent others from eating food that belongs to you.
- Personal Items: Any personal items left out in shared spaces are at risk of being used by others. It is your responsibility to pick up after yourself and keep your belongings secure.
By following these guidelines, we can maintain a clean and respectful living environment for all members.
Abandonment of the Program
Definition of Abandonment – Program abandonment is defined as any of the following actions by the client:
Relapsing into behaviors or patterns contrary to the goals of the program.
Voluntarily choosing to exit or discontinue participation in the program before its scheduled completion.
Failing to adhere to program requirements, policies, or attendance expectations without prior communication or approval.
Clients may reapply and join the waitlist 30 days after program abandonment. Applications will be reviewed in the order they are received, following our standard protocol.
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Are you ready to make this commitment?
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