Any structured, substance-free housing that supports recovery (sober living, halfway houses, etc.).
In the context of addiction treatment:
Residents follow house rules, stay drug- and alcohol-free, and usually engage in treatment or support groups.
What to know:
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Not all recovery residences are equal—ask about rules, staffing, and safety.
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Often a key bridge between rehab and living independently.
Example:
After residential treatment, a client moves into a recovery residence with curfew, random drug testing, and required meetings.