Queen City Sober Living

Rules and Requirements

Residents are required to attend weekly mandatory meetings, continue working the 12 Steps, practice accountability, and also develop life skills. More specifically, residents of Queen City Sober Living are required to adhere to the following:

Key Tenets of Sober Our Living Program

The core principles of structured sober living at Queen City Sober Living are 12-Step study, personal accountability, and strong peer support. By working the 12 Steps, being accountable always, and supporting one another, residents can better transition to a fully independent life of enduring recovery.

Accountability

Personal accountability is a critical element of successful long-term recovery from drugs and alcohol. Becoming aware of how one’s actions create reactions is integral to progressing successfully through the 12-Steps. Accountability skills are developed at Queen City Sober Living though in-house peer accountability meetings, where each client must “check-in” and present their accountability progress through discussions involving employment, house behavior, and Step work.

One of the most powerful and rewarding aspects of sober living at Queen City Sober Living is our focus on peer support. In this setting, clients learn from one another, lean on one another, and grow together in profound ways. As clients in residence reach the 12th Step of A.A., they begin turning around and helping others who have just begun the recovery journey.

Features of Queen City Sober Living:

Structured sober living

12-Step-centered

Safe and secure environment

Resident Code of Conduct

Participation in 12-Step Big Book meetings

Peer-counseled

Life skills development

Promote accountability

Meditation and holistic therapy

Regular, random drug testing

Contact Us To Get The Help You Need

If you want to visit one of our New England drug rehab centers, please contact us at Granite Recovery Centers. Our experts will work with you to find a high-quality treatment option that meets your needs. We strive to provide a holistic level of treatment with evidence-based care, giving you the help necessary to regain your sobriety for good.

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