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- 2. Sober living homes offer a supportive community where individuals in recovery share common goals. www.brookeshousefoundation.org
- 3. Residents benefit from a structured living environment with rules and routines that promote accountability. www.brookeshousefoundation.org
- 4. Sober-living homes facilitate a gradual transition to independent living. www.brookeshousefoundation.org
- 5. Residents learn and implement relapse prevention strategies. www.brookeshousefoundation.org
- 6. Many sober living homes provide access to support services, including counseling and therapy. www.brookeshousefoundation.org
- 7. Sober living homes focus on holistic well-being, incorporating activities such as fitness programs. www.brookeshousefoundation.org
- 8. (817) 241-2800 640 Taylor Street, Suite 1200H Fort Worth, Texas 76102 info@brookeshousefoundation.org www.brookeshousefoundation.org