Sober living houses, also known as sober homes, have emerged as a crucial component in the continuum of care for individuals transitioning from addiction treatment or mental health treatment to independent living. In this blog, we will explore what sober living houses are, examine their efficacy, delve into best practices, and discuss the licensing landscape …
Heavy alcohol use is expensive, potentially costing you $800 each month or even more. Stopping alcohol won’t just put a bit of extra change in your pocket; it has the potential to have a sizable impact on your income and the lifestyle you can live. Also, don’t get caught off guard thinking that since one …
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Alcohol limits ADH production, which brings us to our next body part. As soon as alcohol passes your lips, some of it gets into your bloodstream through the tiny blood vessels in your mouth and on your tongue. Ethanol — also referred to as alcohol, ethyl alcohol, or grain alcohol — is the primary ingredient …
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Halfway houses can be government funded or run by private organizations that receive government grants. Residents may sleep in dorms, and attendance can be court-ordered for a set period. Prices vary, but most of the time it costs about the same as it would cost to live in a modest apartment or home. Residents must …
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