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Begin your path to lasting recovery
At Trinity, we focus on holistic healing for the mind, body, and spirit. Through our workshops and activities, residents are encouraged to express themselves and rediscover joy in their recovery. Get to know our process below.
How It Works
(what you can expect)
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Admission and
Immediate Steps
Our program recommends a minimum stay of six months, which we believe is essential for developing the relationships and habits necessary for sustained recovery. Upon admission, our staff focuses on taking immediate action to build this foundation. This includes mandatory attendance at Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) meetings daily, a weekly commitment to an AA meeting, and securing a sponsor within the first week.
2
Laying the Foundation
During the first two weeks, we gently guide you in establishing the foundations of your recovery by helping you connect with a sponsor and begin working the Twelve Steps.
3
Ongoing Structure and Monitoring
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House Meetings are held periodically to support communication, accountability, and the overall well being of the community.
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Random Drug Tests: Throughout the program, random on-site drug tests are conducted to promote accountability and ensure a safe, supportive environment.
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Your Five-Month
Review
Progress Evaluation: At the five-month mark, we review your progress. If you need additional time to strengthen your tools for long-term sobriety, staff may recommend extending your stay by another two months. This decision is made through open discussion to ensure your success.
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Completion of The Program
Six Months and Beyond: After completing the minimum six-month stay, you will have developed the relationships, habits, and tools needed to sustain sobriety. If extended time is recommended, you will stay for up to two additional months to ensure you’re ready for life outside the facility.
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Long-Term Sobriety and Alumni Support
Ongoing Connection: Even after you leave, you’re never alone. Our well-connected alumni program ensures that everyone stays supported and on track through ongoing encouragement and connection with fellow graduates.
The Exit Plan For Clients At Trinity Sober House Living
1. Employment: Clients should secure a job or demonstrate a stable source of income before leaving the program. Employment provides financial stability and supports overall recovery by establishing a routine and purpose.
2. Completion of the 12-Step Program: Clients are expected to have completed the 12 steps of recovery. This signifies they have worked through the core components of their sobriety journey and are equipped with essential tools for maintaining long-term recovery.
3. Sponsorship and Service: Clients should have a sponsee whom they are actively guiding through the 12 steps. This engagement reinforces their own recovery while providing support to others in the community. Clients must also maintain at least one commitment at a local AA meeting, ensuring ongoing involvement in their support network.
4. Living Situation: It is crucial that clients thoroughly discuss their future living arrangements with Trinity Sober Living staff. This discussion should focus on ensuring that their new living environment is conducive to continued sobriety, stability, and overall success. The goal is to move into a space that supports their recovery and minimizes potential challenges.
At Trinity Sober Living, we aim to ensure a smooth and successful transition for clients moving on from our program.