Many recovering addicts succumb to the temptations present in their environment and fall off the wagon after returning home from rehab. A healthy, temptation-free environment is critical to recovery. 

At Life-Rock, we have created a safe space devoid of temptations where recovering addicts can heal properly. Our transitional housing program ensures recovering addicts are supported every step of the way. We have a zero-drug-tolerance policy which is enforced by all our staff members. At Life-Rock we choose to go above and beyond for our residents and not only help them through addiction recovery but also provide them with tools and teachings that they can rely on to help them through the many obstacles they might face later in life.

 

Our Values

Many of our house managers have gone through the addiction recovery process themselves. They know exactly what house residents are going through. Our house managers are always willing and ready to lend an ear to house residents who need someone to talk to. They help house residents build good habits and work on their coping skills. They know just what environment facilitates recovery and are a huge help in making a change in our residents’ lives.

Sober living is one that promotes cleanliness and organization. Every house resident is responsible for maintaining a clean living space. People with a sense of responsibility are able to make better decisions. Recovering addicts who feel responsible toward themselves and their loved ones can resist temptations and stay focused on their goals.

A productive environment plays a vital role in addiction recovery. A clean and uncluttered space reduces temptations, fosters positive thinking, and helps build willpower. Our homes were designed to show our residents how living in an organized environment creates a positive and productive mindset.

 

What We Do For Our Residents

Our house managers organize activities to engage house residents. These activities help house residents learn from each other, gain essential life skills, and discover their creative potential. In addition, fun activities are for relieving stress and creating bonds between residents who are all working towards achieving a better life for themselves.

There are many benefits of peer support in addiction recovery. A peer support program equips participants with the tools they need to fight their inner challenges. We encourage house residents to join addiction support groups.

The road to recovery is not easy, it is a path that requires willpower, determination, and fortitude. In honor of our residents’ choice to stay on the path towards self-improvement, we throw get-togethers and events to celebrate and remind our residents that the path toward recovery is one of the best decisions they could have made.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Sober Living at Life-Rock

FAQs

  • A sober living home is a drug- and alcohol-free transitional environment for individuals recovering from addiction. At Life-Rock, our homes are structured, safe, and supportive spaces designed to help residents gradually transition from inpatient rehab or unstable environments into independent, healthy living.

  • We welcome individuals who are committed to their recovery, the 12-step program, and maintaining a sober lifestyle. All residents must agree to our zero-drug-tolerance policy, participate in meetings, and contribute to the recovery culture of the home.

  • Returning to an unstructured environment too soon can lead to relapse. Life-Rock offers a clean, temptation-free space that reinforces positive behaviors, accountability, and responsibility.

  • Yes. We provide gender-specific housing to ensure a safe and supportive environment tailored to the unique emotional and social needs of both men and women. For help, men can call (707) 575-9100 and women can call (707) 575-9599.

  • Our house managers are available for guidance, emotional support, and conflict resolution. They help residents build structure, foster good habits, and stay engaged with their recovery journey.

  • Yes. Peer support is vital to long-term recovery and forms a cornerstone of our program.

  • Residents are responsible for maintaining clean living spaces, participating in chores, attending support meetings, and respecting house rules. This structure helps develop a sense of responsibility and fosters personal growth.

  • Absolutely. Life-Rock hosts group activities designed to build community, relieve stress, and help residents rediscover their creativity. These include life-skills workshops, creative projects, and group events to celebrate progress and milestones.

  • The length of stay varies by individual. Our goal is to support residents until they’re ready to transition into fully independent living with confidence, stability, and the tools to maintain sobriety.