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7 Things I (Kinda) Miss About Living in the Halfway House [caption id="attachment_15581" align="aligncenter" width="455"] www.wifflegif.com[/caption] Author: Justin Mckibben I know the title sounds crazy, but hear me out. Living in a halfway house was surely a growing experience for me. For someone like me who grew up very fast and started... Learn More

10 Most Common Resentments in Early Recovery By Cheryl Steinberg You’ve probably heard this a bunch already but, resentments will take you back out. When you take a look at what the word, itself, means, it might give you some insight into why holding resentments can be... Learn More

What is a three quarter way house? In order to understand what a three quarter way house, it’s essential for you to know what a sober house, or halfway house is. Sober Living in a Nutshell Sober and halfway houses are also called recovery houses, and they... Learn More

10 Truly Upsetting Recovery First World Problems [caption id="attachment_10176" align="aligncenter" width="500"] Photo Credit: www.wifflegif.com[/caption] If you look at the problems you have today in comparison to the problems you had in active addiction, they aren’t so bad. I know that I tend to complain about a lot... Learn More

10 Ridiculous Things That Could Only Happen in a Halfway House Living in a halfway house is its own special beast. It’s definitely a good idea to move into a halfway or sober house before getting your own place or moving back home but, there are definitely some interesting things that... Learn More

Question: Should I go to a Halfway House after Rehab? What is a halfway house? A halfway house is a sober living environment of shared living space with others like you who are beginning a life of recovery from drugs and alcohol. Halfway houses are the next step down in... Learn More

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