TRANSITIONAL LIVING

Women’s Sober Living

Providing a safe living environment for women struggling with alcohol and drug addiction.

Searching for a safe, supportive, and structured sober living environment tailored to the unique needs of women? At New Day Recovery, our sober living houses are designed for women in San Antonio who are ready to turn their lives around.

What is Women’s Sober Living?

Sober living serves as a crucial transitional step between inpatient treatment and the return to everyday life, offering a safe and drug-free living space. Women’s sober living homes only allow women, so clients can live in a distraction-free environment as they’re transitioning into independence. Unlike clinical treatment centers, women's sober living homes prioritize creating a nurturing and empowering atmosphere where individuals can work towards long-term sobriety.

The Benefits of Women's Sober Living

Sober living for women offers a supportive, structured, empowering space. Here’s how:

Safe and Supportive Community: Women's sober living environments foster a strong sense of community and sisterhood. Residents can connect with others who share similar experiences and challenges, providing a supportive network to lean on during their recovery journey.

Structured Setting: Sober living facilities for women establish house rules that encourage personal responsibility and accountability. This structure assists in reinforcing a drug-free lifestyle, promoting stability and self-discipline.

Empowerment: These environments empower women to take control of their lives and recovery. It offers a safe space for individuals to focus on self-improvement, emotional healing, and personal growth.

Reintegration: Women's sober living homes often collaborate with educational institutions and vocational training centers, giving residents the opportunity to acquire new skills and reintegrate into the workforce successfully.

Camaraderie: The unique experience of living with other women who are committed to sobriety can create deep and lasting bonds. Sisterhood can provide emotional support, encouragement, and motivation throughout the recovery process.

What To Expect in a Sober Living Home for Women 

New Day Recovery emphasizes respect for oneself and others. We’re dedicated to truly meeting you where you’re at and providing mutually agreed-upon needs.

In a women's sober living facility, you can expect:

House Rules: Each women’s sober living facility has its own set of house rules, which typically include curfews, mandatory meetings, house chores, seeking employment or engaging in educational pursuits, and periodic drug tests. 

Group Meetings: Regular house meetings are held to discuss any issues, plan activities, share personal experiences, and provide mutual support. These gatherings create a sense of unity and accountability.

Recreational Activities: Physical activities, goal-setting, and stress relief are vital aspects of the recovery process for women. Sober living homes often organize recreational activities and outings to promote physical well-being and show residents the best aspects of a sober lifestyle.

Emotional Growth: Women's sober living environments are conducive to emotional healing and personal growth. The supportive atmosphere allows residents to work through their challenges, develop coping strategies, and build a foundation for a brighter, substance-free future.

Welcome to Your New Home

New Day Recovery women's sober living fosters a secure space where like-minded individuals come together with the shared objective of attaining long-term sobriety.

We employ a phased approach, starting with a 48-hour probationary period upon arrival. Subsequently, residents transition into Phase 1. With each progression through the phases, residents gain increasing independence and privileges.

 

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What is the Phase System and How Does it Work?

At NDSL we offer both a “Young Adult” and “Professional Track” phase system. Resident’s placement will be determined based on an assessment done by NDSL staff.

Our phase systems are designed to positively motivate residents to progress through the 12 steps as well as work towards set goals. As residents progress through their designated phase system, they will be granted more freedom in the house.

THE PHASE SYSTEM

Start Your Women's Sober Living Journey with New Day Recovery Services 

Transform your tomorrow with New Day Recovery Services. Reach out to our team to learn about our Sober Living program for women and discover the path to a brighter, sober future. Let's walk this journey together. Reach out now to get started.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) About Women’s Sober Living Facilities 

  • Women's sober living homes are typically regulated to maximize the safety and well-being of their residents. Regulation plays a key role in maintaining a supportive and structured environment conducive to recovery.

  • The cost of sober living for women can vary, but many facilities work hard to make the experience accessible and affordable. To explore economical options, it's advisable to contact the facility directly.

  • Residents in women's sober living homes are encouraged to work or attend school! Maintaining responsibilities and routines is an essential part of the recovery process, and the structured environment supports residents in balancing their commitments effectively.

  • Women's sober living isn’t just for those who are coming out of rehab. This environment provides a supportive environment for anyone committed to maintaining sobriety, whether transitioning from rehab, seeking an alternative to inpatient treatment, or simply desiring a structured, substance-free living environment.

  • Visitor policies can vary between different women's sober living homes.

    Typically, visitors are allowed under certain conditions and during specific hours to maintain the security and integrity of the recovery environment. It's essential to check the specific house rules regarding visitors at your chosen facility.

  • Many women's sober living homes have a curfew to maintain structure and accountability in the recovery process. Curfew times may vary, so it's essential to inquire about the specific policy at your chosen facility.

  • Sober living for women offers various support services, including regular group meetings for residents to discuss issues, plan activities, and share experiences.

    These environments also organize recreational activities and outings to promote physical well-being and stress relief while showcasing the enjoyable aspects of a sober lifestyle.