Requirements for Sober Living
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Alcohol and drug-free for 24 Hours
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No narcotic medications
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Able to meet financial requirements for a one-time administration fee of $250 UA cost
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The monthly program fee $1550
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Able to establish employment or volunteer for a minimum of 25 hours a week, or attend an outpatient IOP program
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We do accept clients on MAT
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We are a 12-step-based recovery program
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Supportive recovery community of women with SUD, Mental Health, and Eating Disorders
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Counseling & IOP, PHP programming is available
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A residential therapist is available
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Recovery support specialist
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Random weekly drug testing and breathalyzer
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Residents are allowed to have their car on the property
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Clients are responsible for their transportation
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Extra programming resources are available based on the needs of the clients
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Weekly mandatory accountability house meeting
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Nightly breathalyzer for accountability
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Residents must have an AA or NA sponsor
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Family involvement is encouraged
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Individual therapy
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Wellness Coaching
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Full size Beds
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2 Living areas with TV's

Janie’s Place Therapeutic Sober Living Model
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At Janie’s Place, we believe recovery is more than abstinence — it’s about creating a life of meaning, stability, and connection. Our Therapeutic Sober Living Model bridges the gap between treatment and independent living by combining a safe, structured home environment with professional clinical support and holistic healing practices.
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A therapeutic approach to sober living goes beyond simply providing a safe, substance-free environment. It integrates clinical support, structure, and recovery-oriented practices to address the underlying emotional, psychological, and behavioral issues that often contribute to addiction. Instead of being just housing, it’s designed to be an extension of treatment and a bridge into independent living.
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Program Components
1. Clinical Integration
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Licensed therapists provide individual and group counseling focused on trauma, co-occurring disorders, relapse prevention, and emotional healing.
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Residents develop personalized recovery plans aligned with their unique needs.
2. Structured Living Environment
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Consistent routines that include curfews, chores, and accountability practices.
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Required engagement in recovery-oriented activities such as therapy sessions, support groups, and skill-building workshops.
3. Peer Support & Community
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Residents live in a supportive community of women pursuing sobriety together.
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Shared experiences foster connection, accountability, and encouragement in daily recovery.
4. Life Skills Development
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Practical training in budgeting, employment readiness, communication, and healthy lifestyle habits.
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Step-by-step guidance to prepare for independent living and long-term recovery success.
5. Relapse Prevention
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Ongoing education and workshops to help identify triggers, manage cravings, and prevent relapse.
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Residents create and practice personalized relapse-prevention strategies.
6. Holistic Healing
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Opportunities for mindfulness, fitness, nutrition, creative expression, and spirituality.
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Whole-person healing that addresses mind, body, and spirit.
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Our Goal
To provide women with a safe, compassionate, and therapeutic environment where they can heal from the effects of addiction, build resilience, and transition into healthy, independent living with the confidence and tools they need for lifelong recovery.
