Welcome to Serenity On Central
Where your journey begins
Let's travel together on your road to recovery!
Our mission
Serenity On Central provides structured sober living to those that are early in recovery. It is our mission to provide a solid support system for those recovering from alcohol and drug abuse. We focus on ensuring all our residents have a safe home living environment that supports a productive, independent, drug and alcohol free lifestyle. We believe a strong peer support group is vital to long term recovery and promote the concept of community in our sober living home. This peer support combined with a twelve step program have proven the greatest success for long term sobriety.
Our Values
Respect and Compassion – We believe our residents, employees, and associates deserve to be treated with the utmost care and understanding.
Safety – We believe in providing sober living options in a safe and supportive environment.
Empowerment – We believe in empowering our residents and employees to be their best, most productive, and healthiest selves.
Power of Community – We believe that the development of healthy relationships and a sense of community are the foundation for sustained success in sobriety. recovery house
Frequently Asked Question
What is sober living ?
A sober living home is a residential program for those who need help transitioning out of treatment or active addiction and into recovery.
A recovery residence is a semi-controlled alcohol- and drug-free living environment where the residents are recovering . Typically, transitional housing is gender-specific. Structure, House Rules, and Daily/Weekly Requirements are specific things to be seen
Are Sober Living Homes Helpful in Recovery?
Getting sober can be challenging, but you don’t have to do it alone. For example, you could live in an alcohol-free environment with other recovering people trying to stay clean.
In sober living homes, residents have accountability and a 24/7 peer support system, that can differentiate between a drink and a drug on certain occasions. As a result, most addiction professionals recommend Sober Living after drug and alcohol treatment.
How To Pay For Sober Livng?
Typically sober living is private pay. residents are responsible for weekly rent. Some county's offer funding to help you get started, we can guide you in the right direction to see if something is available.
What Does Sober Living Cost?
Current House Rates are $200.00 per week with a $300.00 move in fee.