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Structured Sober Living AND A Halfway House. What is the difference?

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What is the difference between a structured sober living home and a halfway house?

They are both group homes that are set up to help people struggling with substance use disorders – so it’s worth explaining the differences.

There are often negative connotations associated with the term ‘halfway house’. It’s traditionally been the ‘in between’ from jail to living on your own, whereas sober living is the facilitated transition from treatment to living on your own.

Sometimes in a halfway house, a senior member will get free rent to help oversee the functioning, but they don’t have the training or oversight to be in the position that they’re in.

In a structured sober living home the house managers don’t have other full-time jobs – their job is to be the house manager. A sober living home will have full-time W-2 employees as team members.

A sober living home will include random drug-testing twice a week – regardless of whether the house manager thinks that you’re high or drunk. It’s preventative. If you know you’re getting tested, you’re not likely to relapse as you know you’ll be discharged.

There’s a curfew set up at a structured sober living home, as well as time to rise, TV times, and technology-assisted care. There can be also GPS tracking and there is communication with support staff regarding your activities outside of the house.

Food is included at sober living homes, promoting community. When all the food belongs to everybody, there’s less chance of fighting between members over who stole whose food.

A halfway house doesn’t enforce working a recovery program, whereas sober living does. Staff is paid to hold clients accountable and facilitate their recovery. This leads to better self-care. Gym membership is often included.

Sober living homes are often in more family-orientated neighborhoods, where the chance of encountering drugs on the street is less likely.

A sober living is also better equipped to handle process addictions (sex and gambling), and some mental illnesses. Again, this is because of the W2 staff on-site.

A halfway house is often court-ordered as part of a parole term. That’s not the case with sober living.

A halfway house is usually a lot cheaper. A sober living in Arizona will cost anything from $3000 to $10000 a month, depending on the house, and whether or not you have a private room.

Sober living requires a longer time commitment – up to three months. A halfway house is often weekly, and only a few hundred dollars a week. So it’s more ‘pay as you go’ versus the structure of a sober living program.

When people are paying for their recovery, it shows they want to be there. And this, in my experience, is far conducive to a healthy recovery.