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Rehabilitation is founded on the philosophy that every person has the right to be in charge of their health and that they also have inherent worth. This philosophy results in the viewpoint of every individual as being a comprehensive, holistic and unique entity.
Resident satisfaction and quality of life are key indicators of how well a sober living home supports long-term recovery. Research shows that individuals who stay in these environments for six months or more experience a 70-80% success rate in maintaining sobriety.
Relapse rates for drug addiction are high, between 40 and 60 percent, NIDA publishes, and sober living homes may help to prevent and minimize relapse with continual peer support and the encouragement to attend 12-Step meetings regularly.
What is Residential Treatment? Also referred to as rehab, residential treatment involves residing at a specialized facility for an extended period while undergoing intensive therapy and support for substance abuse or mental health disorders.
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Length of Stay Patterns and Outcomes Length of StayAverage Success Rate Less than 6 months Below 50% 6-12 months 70-80% 12+ months 85%+ Feb 1, 2025
According to a study by The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the National Institute on Drug Abuse, up to 75% of people who experience addiction eventually go on to recover. While this figure is promising, it is important to recognize the role that addiction treatment plays in recovery rates.

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