Faq
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No. SSRS provides safe, structured sober living homes for individuals in recovery, but we are not an addiction treatment center. We do, however, provide additional recovery support services in addition to our sober living homes and programs for men and women.
Yes. SSRS counselors are always available to speak to residents about any personal issues they’re facing. Our counselors have the necessary experience and qualifications to help you resolve issues as you work through your sober living program.
SSRS does not offer transitional housing specifically for couples, but we do operate several gender-specific sober living houses for men and women that are located in the same neighborhood. Couples enrolled in our sober living program at the same time will enjoy convenient sober living spaces within walking distance of one another.
SSRS residents are all required to participate in regular drug and alcohol testing at least twice a week. Tests occur approximately 80 hours apart. We test for more than 70 substances and obtain immediate results. Families and residents will have website access to test results 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and 365 days a year.
Yes. All of our sober living houses have house managers that live on-site 24/7.
Yes. As a SSRS resident, you are required to attend the set number of 12-step meetings determined by your recovery programming.
Yes, we happily accommodate pregnant women, but we cannot accommodate children. Once the baby is born, the mother can no longer live in an SSRSINC sober living home with her child.
We require that residents maintain their sobriety for at least 30 days before moving into one of our sober living homes.
You may stay as long as you need to. If our staff believes you are ready to live sober on your own back at home, we will encourage you to do so and provide the support and resources you need to make the transition as smooth as possible.
Yes, you may. We prefer a 30-day notice for departure if you choose to leave one of our sober living homes.
No tobacco of any kind or vaping is allowed inside any SSRS sober living home. Smoking is allowed in designated outdoor areas, such as the backyard and porch of the property, but all cigarette butts must be disposed of appropriately in the butt bucket/can.
Most of our residents share a room with several other roommates, but if you would like a private room, we may be able to accommodate your request. Please speak with a member of our admissions team to learn more about availability.
All of our residents are expected to adhere to the community rules and standards set forth by SSRS. These rules include abstaining from all drug and alcohol use, maintaining the requirements and goals of all recovery program, and avoiding romantic relationships with other residents or staff members. Each resident will receive a full list of guidelines and commitments upon enrollment.
SSRS requires that residents are actively seeking employment, are employed, are volunteering, or are enrolled in school throughout the course of their sober living program.
Yes. Our support program is designed to help residents find and apply for jobs. Clients will learn how to use various resources to locate employment opportunities, update or create a resume, complete and send in applications, and prepare for job interviews. Our program also assists clients in locating local volunteer opportunities and establishing or pursuing their educational goals.
Yes. Depending on your progress through the phase program, you may be awarded one or several overnight passes. These are typically awarded to residents who have shown exceptional progress and have completed certain objectives of their phased programming.
Visitors are welcome at all Eudaimonia sober living homes but they must be approved in advance by a house manager before they can enter the home.