TLC Transitional Living Communities Thurber House

TLC Transitional Living Communities Thurber House offers a supportive program for individuals with substance use disorders seeking help in their recovery journey. The program is designed to provide a structured environment conducive to healing and personal growth.Key Features and Services: Eligibility Criteria: The program accepts applicants with substance abuse disorders, including those who are HIV positive. However, it does not accept individuals who are arsonists, sexual offenders, or those positive for tuberculosis. A peer interview is conducted prior to admittance to ensure suitability for the program. Progress Levels: Participants progress through three levels, each designed to measure and encourage their recovery journey: Entry Level: In the initial two weeks, residents may only leave the property to seek employment or attend 12-Step meetings, accompanied by a lead peer. Level One: Residents must have a job, a sponsor, and a 12-Step home group to advance. At this level, individuals can leave the property alone but must adhere to a curfew: 11 PM on weekdays and 12 AM on weekends. Level Two: To achieve this level, residents must meet the guidelines of Level One for at least 30 days, support Thurber House activities, and owe no service fees. The curfew is extended to midnight on weekdays and 3 AM on weekends. The program emphasizes that following curfews may help reduce the risk of relapse. Conclusion: TLC Transitional Living Communities Thurber House provides a structured and supportive environment for individuals committed to recovery from substance use disorders. With clear guidelines and a focus on personal accountability, the program aims to help residents build a strong foundation for lasting recovery. For more information about the program or to inquire about admission, please contact Thurber House directly.