Shoreline recovery Wallingford

Shoreline Recovery operates a sober living home specifically for women in Wallingford, Connecticut. This recovery residence provides a structured, substance-free environment for women who are working on maintaining sobriety. The home is designed to support women as they build a strong foundation for long-term recovery.

A Twelve Step approach is central to this program, which also provides several kinds of therapy: individual counseling, adventure therapy, group therapy, and relapse prevention counseling. Women living here may also take part in recreational therapy and Twelve Step facilitation. The aim is to help each woman build coping skills and a support network that lasts beyond her time at the home.

Shoreline Recovery is not a medical detox or inpatient treatment center. It is a sober living environment for women who have already completed detox or other initial treatment and are ready for a supportive, home-like setting. The program focuses on helping women transition back to everyday life while maintaining their sobriety.

Programs for Shoreline Recovery

Shoreline Recovery offers sober living for women, and most stays run roughly 30 days. Services include individual counseling, group therapy, adventure therapy, recreation twelve step facilitation relapse prevention counseling and therapy. This Wallingford, CT sober living home gives women in early recovery structured support. If a woman needs medical detox, she first requires a different level of care.

The center uses a Twelve Step approach, encouraging participation in local meetings. The sober living home provides a structured environment with random drug and alcohol testing overseen by a house manager. Women receive support in developing relapse prevention plans and discharge planning, with a focus on long-term sobriety. When a resident is ready to leave, then aftercare planning helps her transition to independent living.

• Recreation Therapy
• Twelve Step Facilitation
• Relapse Prevention Counseling
• Twelve Step
• Group Therapy
• Adventure Therapy
• 1-on-1 Counseling

Who Shoreline Recovery serves

• Women only, seeking a sober living environment
• Women living with a substance use disorder tied to alcohol or drugs
• Women who have completed detox or initial treatment and need ongoing support
• Women committed to a Twelve Step program and willing to participate in random testing
• Women looking for a home-like, family atmosphere to build recovery skills

The setting and the amenities

This Wallingford house is a big one, with room for 6-15 residents across private and shared bedrooms and communal bathrooms. Comforts include cooled rooms, a basketball court, a business area with computers, web access, laundry service, a sitting lounge, outside grounds, and televisions. Those living here can also make use of workout equipment, a kitchen kept well supplied, and a gas grill. Twelve Step meetings and other recovery supports are a short walk from the building. Groups are conducted in English. Stays usually run around 30 days. The women's sober living home in Wallingford, CT creates a family-style feeling that supports recovery.

• Air-Conditioned Rooms
• Basketball Court
• Business Center, Computers
• Internet Access
• Lounge
• TV
• Outdoor Space
• Laundry Service

Paying for Shoreline Recovery

Shoreline Recovery accepts several payment methods, though our data does not detail them. Insurance benefits vary between plans, so confirm yours directly with the center. The helpline can help you check which coverage may apply and talk through Connecticut treatment options. Remember that the helpline does not offer treatment or diagnose anyone; through trained counselors it links callers to licensed providers, with nothing required of you and at no charge.

Questions to ask Shoreline Recovery

• What is the current bed availability and waitlist for women?
• How is the random drug and alcohol testing conducted?
• What is the daily schedule and what groups are mandatory?
• Are there any additional fees for amenities or services?
• What support is provided for transition after the 30-day program?