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Sober Living for Women in Delray Beach

Published: 21st January, 2014 Categorized: sober living, Uncategorized

What is Sober Living? Sober living houses, also called halfway houses, are transitional places to live for those in recovery from drugs and alcohol. Women in recovery, especially early on in sobriety, choose sober living for women in Delray Beach after completing a treatment program because they see the benefit in surrounding themselves with peers . . . . Continue Reading

Sober Living for Women

Published: 10th January, 2014 Categorized: sober living, Uncategorized

Sober Living for Women Residences: What to Expect The average stay at a sober living for women residence can be anywhere from one to six months and sometimes your health insurance plan will cover all or part of the cost of your stay. Recovering alcoholic and addict women who live in sober living for women . . . . Continue Reading

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