Essential Purpose Sober Living

ESSENTIAL PURPOSE SOBER LIVING

We chose the lotus flower within our symbol because we believe it runs parallel with addiction and recovery. Its ability to survive in the dirtiest and harshest conditions and blossom into one of the most beautiful flowers known to man speaks volumes of its determination. It truly refuses to be defeated. It symbolizes spiritual enlightenment and rebirth, which is important as we continue on our own individual journey.

Rules & Regulations Part 1

Zero tolerance of drugs or alcohol, including synthetic, kratom or kava.
Residents will be given two observed drugs test and the option of a random drug test at our choosing.
Refusal to take a drug test is grounds for a discharge.
Any new medications must be communicated and approved with staff.
Residents are required to attend five AA/NA meetings a week and have a signed meeting sheet turned in for the first 30 days.
Residents must be actively working with a sponsor and find a home group within two weeks.
Weekly house meetings are required. One must arrange this meeting to work into any schedule you create with work or school.
A minimum commitment of 90 days is required.
Requirement of working a job (minimum of 25 hours), IOP ( if referred), school or volunteering within two weeks.
Any form of physical violence, verbal or mental abuse, any criminal behavior, or harassment will not be tolerated. Residents who do not comply will be discharged immediately and all program fees will be forfeited, including the key deposit.

Rules & Regulations Part 2

There is no smoking or vaping in the house.
1st week is a 10pm curfew 2nd-4th week is a 11pm and 12am on the weekend (Friday & Saturday.) After a month curfew is 12 am during the week & 1 am on the weekend. (Friday & Saturday.) Quiet time is 10pm. This doesn’t mean residents have to be in bed but respectful.
Curfew is subject to change if chores are not being upheld, behavior issues, or lack of meeting attendance.
Beds must be made every morning before leaving.
Chores are required everyday, deep clean on Sundays.
We have the right to go through any personal belongings while in our care.
No sexual relationships in the house.
No borrowing of clothes or personal belongings.
No theft, including food.
No candles or incense.
Residents will not have access to vehicles for the first 45 days.
Residents with cars must have valid license, tag, and insurance to be able to drive.
Residents with cars are not allowed to let others drive their car.
Must have permission for guest to come over and parking spots are only for residents.
House rules are subject to change by administration.

ADDICTION EDUCATION SOCIETY

Addiction Education Society provides public education, information and resources on issues relating to substance addiction and its impact on individual lives, families, and in the lives of our communities to advance the knowledge that Addiction is a Disease.

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NATIONAL HELPLINE

SAMHSA’s National Helpline is a free, confidential, 24/7, 365-day-a-year treatment referral and information service (in English and Spanish) for individuals and families facing mental and/or substance use disorders.

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NATIONAL ALLIANCE ON MENTAL ILLNESS

We all experience emotional ups and downs from time to time caused by events in our lives. Mental health conditions go beyond these emotional reactions and become something longer lasting. They are medical conditions that cause changes in how we think and feel and in our mood.

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