Coastline Recovery Residences are Level 2 monitored sober living homes in Charleston County. Sober living homes are safe, drug and alcohol free, environments in which peers support each other in their sobriety and learn new ways to cope with problems, conflict, & uncertainty. Because residential alcohol recovery is just the start of recovery, often times sober-living homes help people further develop healthy coping skills and daily habits to prevent relapse in a supportive sober environment.
Coastline Recovery Residences offers a sober living housing that allows both freedom and structure to co-exist. 12-step meetings and other therapeutic activities are encouraged, as they teach newly sober individuals how to take care of themselves and monitor their recovery on a daily basis. Clients in our Charleston County sober living homes are able to attend school, work, and outside meetings. Clients have reasonable curfews and have chores or other projects within the house to keep it running smoothly while relearning normal daily habits. In this way, our sober living provides Clients with useful skills that facilitate their transition back into the real world.
The majority of people who use sober living as a tool after residential treatment find that long-term sobriety is easier to maintain and that the social network and friends they meet in sober living end up being supportive, long term friends. Sober-living homes are generally not co-ed in order to help clients focus on their recovery without distraction. There may be a minimum stay, but often people choose to stay in sober living in Charleston County longer than required because it is a fun, polite, supportive, loving and familial environment.
