143 Amherst St, Nashua, NH 03064

Phases of Recovery Housing

Phase 1: Starting Strong

The first step in sober living focuses on building structure, accountability, and stability. Phase 1 sets the foundation for lasting recovery.

Phase 2: Building Independence

In Phase 2, residents begin practicing independence while still supported by community and structure, preparing for long-term sobriety and freedom. 

Transition Planning

Preparing for life after sober living is essential. Transition planning helps residents set goals, find housing or employment, and move forward with confidence. 

Alumni & Aftercare

Leaving sober living doesn’t mean leaving support behind. Alumni programs and aftercare resources keep residents connected and supported after their stay.

Career & Purpose

Finding meaningful work or purpose is a powerful part of recovery. Residents receive support in employment, schooling, or service opportunities that set the stage for long-term success.

Preparing for Independence

Sober living is a stepping stone, not the final destination. This stage focuses on building long-term stability through employment, education, and independent living skills.

The Path Toward Stability

What You'll Gain in Our Homes

Each stage of our sober living program is designed to help residents grow into independence. From early structure to long-term planning, these key areas show how our homes support recovery every step of the way.

Structure & Accountability

Daily routines, curfews, and responsibilities help build stability and keep recovery on track.

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Community & Support

Living with peers creates encouragement, accountability, and a sense of belonging.

02

Personal Development

Residents gain life skills, pursue education or work, and practice independence in a safe environment.

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Preparation for the Future

Transition planning and aftercare resources ensure residents leave ready for long-term stability.

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Questions About the Process

FAQs on Our Recovery Phases

We know beginning sober living can bring a lot of questions. Our two-phase approach is designed to make the process clear, supportive, and tailored to your growth. Below are answers to some of the most common questions we hear from residents and families.

The length depends on each resident's progress and readiness. 

Phase 2 allows more independence while maintaining structure. Residents often begin working or attending school with added personal responsibility. 

Residents transition into independent living, with alumni and aftercare resources available for continued support. 

Yes, we encourage all residents to progress through both phases to build the strongest foundation for lasting recovery.

Hours of Operation

24/7

Contact Us

(603) 721-1588