Certified Recovery Residences

Recovery Residences

A recovery residence is a community-based living environment—such as a cooperative home, room and board residence, apartment, or similar housing—that provides temporary, substance-free housing for individuals recovering from substance use disorders. These residences offer a safe, healthy, and family-like setting that promotes sustained recovery, require residents to abstain from alcohol and illicit or non-prescribed substances, and charges a fee for housing. Recovery residences do not provide formal counseling or treatment services but instead provide a person-centered supportive living environment while adhering to established sober living guidelines, including those published by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration.

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