Our Sober Living program at The Palms Recovery provides a structured, supportive environment for individuals transitioning from rehab to daily life. Located in Palm Beach, FL, our sober living homes help residents gradually reintegrate while maintaining abstinence, building confidence, and developing healthy routines.
At The Palms Recovery, our goal is to provide a safe, comfortable, and quality sober living experience. Our homes are designed to promote personal growth, self-worth, and the motivation needed for a successful return to conventional life and mainstream society.
Sober living is an ideal option for individuals who want a smooth transition from a monitored rehab environment to independent daily life. Residents benefit from structure, accountability, and the creation of positive, sober relationships that support long-term recovery.
Sober Living at The Palms Recovery offers residents a flexible yet structured environment that reinforces recovery:
Attend 12-step programs and group meetings to maintain accountability.
Develop daily routines and responsibilities while easing back into normal life.
Build a supportive community that encourages abstinence from drugs and alcohol.
Enjoy freedom to come and go while following house rules such as curfews and group participation.
This combination of structure and independence helps residents avoid the isolation that can occur when returning home after rehab.
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A sober living program provides a safe, structured, and substance-free housing environment for individuals in recovery. It’s not a clinical rehab center, but rather a supportive “bridge” between intensive inpatient treatment and returning to complete independence. Residents live as a community, support one another’s sobriety, and adhere to house rules, all while re-integrating into work, school, and daily life.
Inpatient rehab is a high-level clinical program where you live at a treatment facility and receive 24/7 medical and therapeutic care. A sober living home is a residence focused on peer support and accountability. It offers more personal freedom, as residents typically leave the house during the day to attend an Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP), go to work, or attend school.
While rules vary, the most important rule is a zero-tolerance policy for drugs and alcohol, enforced by regular testing. Other common rules include:
Adherence to a nightly curfew.
Mandatory attendance at 12-step meetings or outpatient therapy.
Participation in household chores.
Payment of “rent” for your spot in the house.
Respect for other residents and the property.
This is a very common question. Typically, insurance does not cover the direct cost of the sober living home itself, as this is considered a residential or “rent” expense. However, your insurance will almost always cover the clinical services you attend while living there, such as your Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP), individual therapy, or group sessions.
5. Who is a good candidate for a sober living program?
Sober living is an excellent choice for individuals who have completed an inpatient or partial hospitalization program but feel they need more structure and support before returning home. It is ideal for anyone who needs a stable, trigger-free environment, wants to build a strong peer support network, and is committed to being held accountable as they practice their new recovery skills in the real world.
Sober living is an excellent choice for individuals who have completed an inpatient or partial hospitalization program but feel they need more structure and support before returning home. It is ideal for anyone who needs a stable, trigger-free environment, wants to build a strong peer support network, and is committed to being held accountable as they practice their new recovery skills in the real world.