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Our main goal is to help you stay sober
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Why you need a

Sober Living House

Maintaining sobriety is harder than getting sober and requires long-term commitment. Leaving rehab without a strong aftercare plan can risk relapse, especially in triggering environments.

Sober living houses offer a safe, supportive space for those not ready to return home, helping individuals ease back into life while continuing to heal. Serenity House provides a residential aftercare program that bridges the gap between rehab and normal life, offering personalised treatment plans and peer support to promote lasting recovery.

How It's Work

The benefits of Communal Living

Sober living homes offer a strong support network and community to help residents manage the challenges and triggers they may face when returning to everyday life.

The length of stay varies based on factors such as recovery progress, clinical milestones, and personal circumstances. A minimum stay of three months is recommended, though many benefit from a longer stay for lasting sobriety. This extended time helps establish routines, treatment, and support that promote independence and fulfillment. Residents also relearn essential life skills like healthy living, career development, budgeting, and self-reliance.

Four key pillars explain the effectiveness of social support in recovery:

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Goal-setting and structure

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Positive role models in recovery

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Recovery-focused social activities

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A safe space to practice coping skills and build confidence in their new identity
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Treatment at Serenity House

Our treatment programme at Serenity House focuses on safety, empowerment, and support. Residents can establish interpersonal relationships and put practical skills that they have to use. They are also encouraged to take part in new activities, hobbies and attend to studies, work and or voluntary work in the surrounding communities.

Developing life skills

Residents’ recovery programs include daily living activities to build essential life skills for reintegration into society. The program follows structured phases that gradually promote personal growth. In the first phase, residents experience more structure and fewer freedoms to ease the transition and practice new behaviors. The final phase offers more freedom and challenges, always supported by the safety net of Serenity House.

Adapting to sober living

The program has found that setting clear limits and responsibilities early on helps individuals adjust to the sober living environment. As residents gain stability in both their recovery and daily routines, they are better equipped to handle the increased freedom and autonomy of later phases. Structured days, personalised coaching, and group meetings provide the support needed to resist temptation and effectively manage triggers.

One-on-One sessions

Our support staff, in-house psychologist, and counselors work closely with residents through group and one-on-one sessions. These sessions focus on individual goals, create personalized care plans, and connect residents with external support networks. Residents are encouraged to pursue employment, community work, or further education to build a strong foundation for their future lives and careers.
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Individual Treatment Plans

Evidence-Based Programme

We have a wide range of

Treatment Options

Operating along the lines of a therapeutic community and offering a person-centred approach with individual treatment plans in an evidence-based, structured programme.

Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)

CBT focuses on teaching people to recognise their triggers and adapt their responses to avoid relapse.

They learn healthy coping skills that pay off long after this short-term therapy ends..

Therapeutic Community

Peer support is central to our therapeutic community, where residents help and nurture each other throughout the program.

By working together and taking responsibility for the house's smooth operation, residents create a safe, structured environment. This supportive setting allows them to explore the root causes of their substance use and develop the skills needed for a life free from drugs and alcohol.

The 12-step Programme

12-step programmes have been helping alcohol and substance abusers to recover and transform their lives for close to 100 years.

By utilising the overwhelming benefits of these programmes in conjunction with proven clinical therapies to treat addiction, our residents have unparalleled access to the recovery resources they need to achieve and maintain long-term abstinence.

Dialetic Behavioural Thearpy (DBT)

DBT helps people accept the changes they need to make and put them into play.

It teaches four basic tenets that positively influence and impact a person’s recovery from addiction.

The tenets include mindfulness, interpersonal relations, emotional regulation and distress tolerance.

Today is the day

Start your Recovery

Sober living acts as a support net while you build new skills, gain insights, and reshape your life alongside others facing similar challenges. It’s where you apply what you’ve learned in rehab to everyday life, helping to develop lasting habits and routines—where recovery truly begins.

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Safe, Friendly Atmosphere

Our accommodation offers a safe, supportive space where residents can build confidence and address their addiction challenges. The atmosphere is welcoming, encouraging mutual respect and support.

Residents can gather in a spacious dining area to eat and socialise, while comfortable interiors allow for relaxation or engagement in personalised recovery programs. Quiet indoor and outdoor areas provide privacy for reflection, essential for emotional well-being. This homely environment fosters recovery, avoiding the institutional feel of hospitals or treatment centers.

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Replacing Old Habits with Sober Social Activities

We reintroduce fun in sobriety, helping those in recovery rediscover enjoyment without substances. Experiencing positive activities and learning from others in recovery is vital for lasting change.

You are not alone

Our community is committed to sobriety. Many of our staff have experienced addiction and understand what you're going through - physically, mentally, and emotionally.