We know sober living comes with questions. Here is helpful information about our program and what to expect. We’re here to support you.
Highlights
- Tech-friendly: Personal phones, laptops, and tablets allowed
- Accredited
- Women’s-only home
- Men’s-only home
- Medication-Assisted Treatment friendly
- Recovery support
- Structured sober living with recovery activities and productive daily routines
FAQ
- What is sober living?
ARTS Sober Living Homes provide a safe and supportive place for people in recovery from drug or alcohol addiction. It is not a treatment or rehab center. Program participants must already be sober and committed to recovery. Drug and alcohol testing is required for admission and continued stay.
- Is sober living the same as rehab or addiction treatment?
No. Sober living homes do not provide addiction treatment or rehab services.
We can help connect program participants to treatment through the nearby ARTS Adult Outpatient Program.
Sober living provides:
- Structure
- Accountability
- Peer support
- Drug and alcohol testing
- Life skills support
- Is sober living the same as a halfway house?
No. Halfway houses usually have shorter stays and stricter rules. ARTS Sober Living Homes offer more independence and longer-term support.
- Who can live in an ARTS Sober Living Home?
You may qualify if you:
- Are 18 or older
- Are sober and committed to recovery
- Have at least 14 days of sobriety
- Are medically stable and fully detoxed
- Can manage daily activities independently
- Are willing to follow house rules
- Will participate in recovery activities at least 30 hours per week of work, school, volunteering, or treatment
- Do not pose a safety risk to yourself or others
- Who is not a fit for ARTS Sober Living?
You may not qualify if you:
- Are actively using drugs or alcohol
- Need detox or inpatient treatment
- Are unwilling to participate in recovery activities
- Do I need treatment or detox before moving in?
No. Treatment or detox is not required. You must have at least 14 days of sobriety and pass a drug and alcohol test before move-in.
- Are there separate houses for men and women?
Yes.
- Can women with children live in the ARTS Women’s Sober Living Home?
Yes. We welcome women, pregnant women, and women with up to two children under age 5.
- Is childcare provided?
No. Program participants must arrange their own childcare.
- Can children live in the ARTS Men’s Sober Living Home?
No.
- How do I get started?
Step 1: Fill out our Interest Form, call 303-282-2688, or Email Us
Step 2: Apply & schedule your tour
Step 3: Plan finances & transition
Step 4: Move into ARTS Sober Living Homes and continue building a healthy sober life
- How long can I stay?
There is no minimum or maximum stay. We recommend at least 30 days.
- What do I need to bring?
Bring:
- Clothes
- Toiletries
- Medications
- Food
- Personal items
- Childcare essentials if needed
Bedding, towels, and pillows are provided.
- What are the program requirements?
Program participants must:
- Participate in recovery activities at least 30 hours per week of work, school, volunteering, or treatment
- Complete chores
- Follow house rules
- Participate in drug and alcohol testing
- How much does it cost?
- Shared room: $220 per week
- Single room: $245 per week
- Financial assistance may be available
Fees include utilities and shared household supplies. Food is not included.
- What happens if I can’t pay on time?
Late fees apply:
- $5 per day
- $35 per week
Returned payment fee:
- $25 per occurrence
- Can I smoke or vape?
No. ARTS Sober Living Homes are tobacco-free. Smoking, vaping, and e-cigarettes are not allowed.
- Do program participants have internet and phone access?
Yes. Internet is included. Personal phones and laptops are allowed.
- Can I tour the house?
Yes. Fill out our Interest Form, call 303-282-2688, or Email Us
- Can I bring my car?
Yes. Proof of insurance, registration, and a valid driver’s license are required.
- Are animals allowed?
Service animals are allowed. Pets, emotional support animals, and therapy animals are not permitted.
- Do I need permission to leave?
No. Program participants may come and go but must follow curfew rules.
- Can I spend the night away from the house?
Yes, with prior approval after orientation and employment requirements are met.
- Can I work or go to school while living here?
Yes. Program participants are expected to work, attend school, volunteer, or participate in productive activities for at least 30 hours per week.
- Are medications allowed?
Yes. Prescribed medications must be stored in a locked box.
- Do you accept Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT)?
Yes. ARTS Sober Living Homes support Medication-Assisted Treatment, including:
- Methadone
- Suboxone
- Vivitrol
- Antabuse
- Naltrexone
- What is the daily routine like?
Program participants take part in:
- Chores
- Recovery activities
- House meetings
- Work, school, or volunteering
- Personal growth activities
- What activities are offered?
Activities may include:
- Recovery groups
- Life skills classes
- Community events
- Volunteering
- House meetings
- Job search
- Are ARTS Sober Living Homes certified?
Yes. ARTS Sober Living Homes are Ohio Recovery Housing – Colorado certified.
- What happens if I relapse?
ARTS Sober Living Homes have a zero-tolerance policy for:
- Drug or alcohol use
- Violence
- Weapons
- Sexual contact in the home
Each situation is reviewed individually. If needed, we will help connect you to additional resources.
- Is a background check required?
Yes. Certain violent offenses, sexual offenses, and arson offenses may prevent admission.
Still have questions? We’re here to help. Reach out to learn more, schedule a tour, or see if ARTS Sober Living Homes may be a good fit for you. Questions or ready to get started? Fill out our Interest Form, call 303-282-2688, or Email Us
