Our Program

We offer a 4-phase program, lasting a minimum of 4 months. The only requirements for admission must be 18 years or older, and come to us with a desire to stay sober.

Phase One

Once accepted into our program, the new resident is admitted directly into Phase One which lasts approximately 6-8 weeks. If programming and rules are not followed this can be extended. During this time, They will attend groups which are 4 hours a day 5 days a week Mon- Friday mornings 8am -12. He will be given a “Buddy” who is a Phase 2 resident that will mentor him during phase 1. The Phase One resident will attend a 12-step meeting 5-7 nights a week. This is considered a blackout period where you will only be attending groups, meeting’s and doctors/mental health appointments. Case by Case.

Phase Two

Has no magic number; it is based on your response to the program. Residents will continue to attend groups which are 4 hours a day 5 days a week Mon- Friday mornings 8am-12pm. He will be introduced to the concepts of a 12-step program and attend 12-step meetings.

In this phase the resident may go to outside appointments, i.e. doctors, dentist, counseling, passes etc. “Case by Case”. Each individual must acquire a sponsor and have the 12 steps in their lives within 45 days. This is a vital step in building the foundation for your recovery.

Phase Three

Once the resident completes Phase 2 his transition to a begins to anther sober living home with increased freedom giving him the opportunity to acclimate to society, while attending group’s 3 hours a day 3 days a week and will have an option to look for work or further thier education. While looking for work, all residents will still abide by the rules and regulations of Phase Two.

Phase Four

The purpose of Phase Four is to offer individual’s a gentle transition back into a healthy, responsible and independent lifestyle while working and paying rent. He will be able to utilize his tools of recovery he has learned in real life situations while in the safety of the Recovery First House. Residents will have a 11pm curfew during the weekend and midnight on weekends and will be subject to random alcohol and drug screening. Phase Four is designed to last for a minimum of 4 months but all residents are encouraged to stay as long as they need in order to maintain their foundation of recovery.

The Results

“Slow and Steady wins the race”