Hope Manor - Sober Living Homes

Hope Manor
A Sober Living Homes

At Hope Manor Sober Living Homes our mission is to provide an environment where people can apply the tools of recovery in a safe and stable environment in an effort for the individual to realize true freedom in sobriety.

Our message speaks to the power of recovery to change lives, that suffering can be eliminated and that life can be full of purpose and meaning. The foundation of our new life in recovery is rigorous honesty, service to others and personal responsibility. At Hope Manor we freely share the tools and methods of our common success 1) physical sobriety, 2) emotional sobriety and 3) spiritual sobriety; living life sober one day at a time.

Alcoholics and addicts usually have created complicated and messy lives. Finances and living conditions are often in disarray. Credit may have been completely destroyed and resources for safe sober places to stay may have all but vanished in the wake of their disease.

Research shows that the #1 factor for success in early recovery is environment. So at Hope Manor we have taken great care to see that the time spent in sober living is done in a setting that is conducive to reflection followed by action. Our homes are designed to create a sense of comfort and security that allows our residents to let go of the physical concerns and focus on the personal journey that lies ahead. We address each of these concerns by offering the newly sober person a warm and embracing, fully furnished place to live, at an affordable price. We are within 4 miles of more than sixty 12 Step meetings per week and the structure of our program is designed to teach the newly sober person how to get active in the recovery community.

The most critical component to this plan for recovery is willingness and time. Addiction cannot be treated in 7 or 21 days. Most newly sober alcoholics and drug addicts need an environment strongly committed to supporting their new found sobriety.

We have a solution. We do it one day at a time around here, and we do it together.
At Hope Manor, our residents learn that long term recovery is about finding new tools and practicing them in daily life. It would be easy to promote the idea that this is a simple process, but it wouldn’t be honest. The path we share with the people who live in Hope Manor is based on the 12 Steps, successfully used in recovery programs like Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous for the better part of a century. Research shows that the 12 Step approach for alcoholism and addiction has been proven to be the most successful in producing long term results.

Hundreds of thousands of once hopeless men and women around the world have stayed sober and gone on to embrace life with power, responsibility, dignity and courage. Daily attendance at 12-Step groups is a way of life at Hope Manor and we also utilize spiritual teachers, workshops, retreats and seminars to assist our residents.

"We have been called to heal wounds, to unite what has fallen apart, and to bring home any who have lost their way."
St Francis