Luxury Sober Living Homes - Tip on Finding Best Sober Living Homes

Drug and alcohol addiction is generally regarded as a chronic disorder, with relapse rates around 60% or higher without appropriate intervention,  Sobriety becomes increasingly more difficult between 90 days and 6 months when the pink cloud dissipates.  This is especially true without continued long term treatment or the new alternative, sober living.

Some form of aftercare beyond a formal in-house treatment is vitally important to help prevent or reduce likelihood of relapse.

Luxury sober living homes, sometimes referred to as halfway houses, recovery residences or transitional living facilities, creates a natural safe transition and barrier between the discharge from treatment and entrance into the real world where societal pressures and access to substances can be overwhelming to those to and/or in their sobriety.  This transition can provide continued support while residents learn to apply newly learned tools and skills for becoming self-reliant and remaining drug- or alcohol-free in a community environment.

Luxury sober living homes provides more time to solidify habits and coping mechanisms necessary to maintain sobriety before sober living residents and/or those new in sobriety return to the real world.

Luxury sober living homes are alcohol- and drug-free living environments for people who want to be abstinent from substances and maintain their recovery.

The Reserve Luxury Sober Living Homes provides Luxury Halfway Houses and Upscale sober living homes in Nashville Tennessee.  Nashville Tennessee is quickly becoming one the treatment capitals of the United States, and perhaps the world, and The Reserve is right in the middle of and plugged into the absolute wealth of recovery resources offered and available to those in recovery whether new to sobriety and having long term sobriety.

The Reserve Luxury Sober Living Homes provide the best and nicest sober living homes available in Nashville Tennessee.  The Reserve's sober living homes permits residents stay as long  as they wish.  Unlike other sober living environments that may focus on money or corporate greed over resident need, The Reserve Luxury Sober Living Homes  doe not have limits on how long a person can live there. 

Luxury Sober Living homes are also not typically monitored by state licensing agencies because they do not offer formal treatment.  Indeed, sober living homes are in residential neighborhoods and generally cannot be licensed for business due to zoning laws.  Sober Living Homes also focus on creating a home like living environment in residential neighborhoods to make the transition into the real world more meaningful and real.

Luxury Sober Living homes, however, may be part of coalitions or associations that ensure that the programs follow certain guidelines on health, safety, quality, and adherence to a model that emphasizes 12-step group involvement.  The Reserve Sober Luxury Sober Living Homes are part of and certified by TN-ARR and provide NARR  Level II services.

Referrals to a sober living home may come from several different sources.  We get a large number of our residents from treatment centers.  We, however, also get a large number of our residents from other sober living homes as many times residents arrive to sober living home environments are not what they expected and find The Reserve Sober Living Homes on Google.

We want all potential residents to tour our houses and speak 1 on 1 with current and former residents so they can make informed decisions and not be miserable after they move in such as what happens in a lot of sober living environments unlike The Reserve Luxury Sober Living Homes.

In a study of individuals in a group of sober living homes published by the Journal of Psychoactive Drugs, 25% of residents were referred by the criminal justice system, 23% by family or friends, 20% by self-referral, and 13% by a residential or inpatient treatment program.

Research indicates that living in a sober living home increases abstinence. Per another study, individuals who stayed in sober living homes had improved abstinence rates at 6 months compared to baseline, and the abstinence rates at 12-month and 18-month follow-up points were similar to those at the 6-month point.

The Reserve Luxury Sober Living Homes will permits individuals spend at least 5 nights a week in the home but allow for residents to spend nights out as well, once certain conditions are met and the sober living resident is considered stable.  This can help to ease the transition back into living at home full-time and returning to all obligations there.

Some of the best resources for finding a sober living home are treatment facilities, 12-step groups, or medical and mental health professionals. Some tips on how to find and choose a sober living home include 

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• Find a home that is centrally located to meeting, counseling, or therapy session locations.
• Be sure that all rules are understood and ones you can abide by.
• Listen to or seek out personal referrals from people who have lived, or are living, in the sober living home to decide if it is the right fit for you.
• Read reviews online of the facility.
• Talk to people in your treatment program or 12-step group for recommendations.
• Make sure you can afford the cost, if you have to pay rent.

Luxury sober living homes may or may not be accredited or licensed through a state, local, or national agency. The National Alliance for Recovery Residences (NARR) sets national standards that affiliate agencies can use to certify recovery residences and that individuals can use to find a sober living home with a high standard of care.

Luxury Sober Living Homes - How to Find the Best Sober Living Homes