Sober Living
I was doing a joint session with one of our therapists, Joa Braga, and we were discussing the challenges a client was facing as he contemplates returning home. He had a statement that really resonated with the client, “It’s hard to be a new person in an old place.” Great summary for the challenges that we face trying to make a new path in life. The reality for most people in a residential program is that you eventually have to go home – to family, friends, and work. And its in the transition that we are most vulnerable and need the most support. There is a natural pull for the old ways, but introducing a new structure and routine will increase success. Find people trying to accomplish the same things as you, trying to travel the same path. The buddy system really does work.
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