Sober living refers to a type of residential environment designed for individuals in recovery from substance use disorders. These living arrangements provide a structured, supportive atmosphere that encourages sobriety and helps residents transition from treatment programs back to independent living. Sober living homes typically promote a drug-free lifestyle and often have rules and guidelines that reinforce this commitment, such as requiring residents to abstain from alcohol and drugs, attend support group meetings, and contribute to household responsibilities. The key aim of sober living is to create a safe and nurturing community that facilitates personal growth, accountability, and healthy social interactions, thereby reducing the risk of relapse.
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