"Number one, you have a place that you're safe. So, if you're safe, then you can work on yourself. Because with the stress of not knowing where I'm going to sleep or eat tonight, I don't see a way to get sober with that hanging over your head."
"You get a chance to meet other people in recovery. Everybody's putting in their effort, whether it's the guys that live here, or staff, volunteers and board members coming over for a barbecue. I look at how these guys are doing recovery, and it helps."
"All the staff have been amazing [and] have all had very in-depth talks with me and helped me immensely in my treatment. The counselors even took time out of their day, even off shift, to hear me when I needed help."
"Staff were always being there day or night when I needed help getting through my triggers, cravings and situations that caused me the urge to want to use — and helping me be able to trust people again."
"Every single person that works here has treated me like a friend rather than a client. I feel extremely comfortable in this home and can't wait to see how much different of a person I come out as."
"The house is really good for being open — I can say things that I probably wouldn't say, ever. We were just talking about spirituality and openness; I haven't talked about that since I was a teenager."
"Number one, you have a place that you're safe. So, if you're safe, then you can work on yourself. Because with the stress of not knowing where I'm going to sleep or eat tonight, I don't see a way to get sober with that hanging over your head."
"You get a chance to meet other people in recovery. Everybody's putting in their effort, whether it's the guys that live here, or staff, volunteers and board members coming over for a barbecue. I look at how these guys are doing recovery, and it helps."
"All the staff have been amazing [and] have all had very in-depth talks with me and helped me immensely in my treatment. The counselors even took time out of their day, even off shift, to hear me when I needed help."
"Staff were always being there day or night when I needed help getting through my triggers, cravings and situations that caused me the urge to want to use — and helping me be able to trust people again."
"Every single person that works here has treated me like a friend rather than a client. I feel extremely comfortable in this home and can't wait to see how much different of a person I come out as."
"The house is really good for being open — I can say things that I probably wouldn't say, ever. We were just talking about spirituality and openness; I haven't talked about that since I was a teenager."
"Number one, you have a place that you're safe. So, if you're safe, then you can work on yourself. Because with the stress of not knowing where I'm going to sleep or eat tonight, I don't see a way to get sober with that hanging over your head."
"You get a chance to meet other people in recovery. Everybody's putting in their effort, whether it's the guys that live here, or staff, volunteers and board members coming over for a barbecue. I look at how these guys are doing recovery, and it helps."
"All the staff have been amazing [and] have all had very in-depth talks with me and helped me immensely in my treatment. The counselors even took time out of their day, even off shift, to hear me when I needed help."
"Staff were always being there day or night when I needed help getting through my triggers, cravings and situations that caused me the urge to want to use — and helping me be able to trust people again."
"Every single person that works here has treated me like a friend rather than a client. I feel extremely comfortable in this home and can't wait to see how much different of a person I come out as."
"The house is really good for being open — I can say things that I probably wouldn't say, ever. We were just talking about spirituality and openness; I haven't talked about that since I was a teenager."
"Number one, you have a place that you're safe. So, if you're safe, then you can work on yourself. Because with the stress of not knowing where I'm going to sleep or eat tonight, I don't see a way to get sober with that hanging over your head."
"You get a chance to meet other people in recovery. Everybody's putting in their effort, whether it's the guys that live here, or staff, volunteers and board members coming over for a barbecue. I look at how these guys are doing recovery, and it helps."
"All the staff have been amazing [and] have all had very in-depth talks with me and helped me immensely in my treatment. The counselors even took time out of their day, even off shift, to hear me when I needed help."
"Staff were always being there day or night when I needed help getting through my triggers, cravings and situations that caused me the urge to want to use — and helping me be able to trust people again."
"Every single person that works here has treated me like a friend rather than a client. I feel extremely comfortable in this home and can't wait to see how much different of a person I come out as."
"The house is really good for being open — I can say things that I probably wouldn't say, ever. We were just talking about spirituality and openness; I haven't talked about that since I was a teenager."
"Number one, you have a place that you're safe. So, if you're safe, then you can work on yourself. Because with the stress of not knowing where I'm going to sleep or eat tonight, I don't see a way to get sober with that hanging over your head."
"You get a chance to meet other people in recovery. Everybody's putting in their effort, whether it's the guys that live here, or staff, volunteers and board members coming over for a barbecue. I look at how these guys are doing recovery, and it helps."
"All the staff have been amazing [and] have all had very in-depth talks with me and helped me immensely in my treatment. The counselors even took time out of their day, even off shift, to hear me when I needed help."
"Staff were always being there day or night when I needed help getting through my triggers, cravings and situations that caused me the urge to want to use — and helping me be able to trust people again."
"Every single person that works here has treated me like a friend rather than a client. I feel extremely comfortable in this home and can't wait to see how much different of a person I come out as."
"The house is really good for being open — I can say things that I probably wouldn't say, ever. We were just talking about spirituality and openness; I haven't talked about that since I was a teenager."
"Number one, you have a place that you're safe. So, if you're safe, then you can work on yourself. Because with the stress of not knowing where I'm going to sleep or eat tonight, I don't see a way to get sober with that hanging over your head."
"You get a chance to meet other people in recovery. Everybody's putting in their effort, whether it's the guys that live here, or staff, volunteers and board members coming over for a barbecue. I look at how these guys are doing recovery, and it helps."
"All the staff have been amazing [and] have all had very in-depth talks with me and helped me immensely in my treatment. The counselors even took time out of their day, even off shift, to hear me when I needed help."
"Staff were always being there day or night when I needed help getting through my triggers, cravings and situations that caused me the urge to want to use — and helping me be able to trust people again."
"Every single person that works here has treated me like a friend rather than a client. I feel extremely comfortable in this home and can't wait to see how much different of a person I come out as."
"The house is really good for being open — I can say things that I probably wouldn't say, ever. We were just talking about spirituality and openness; I haven't talked about that since I was a teenager."
