What’s the difference between a halfway house and a therapeutic community?
The differences between sober living houses or halfway houses and therapeutic communities are significant.
The differences between sober living houses or halfway houses and therapeutic communities are significant.
Every day a Therapeutic Community provides structure for its residents. This develops a pattern of structure that recovering addicts may have lost during their addiction.
A therapeutic community and a drug or alcohol rehab facility have different philosophies for treatment and as a result, different program lengths.
Both therapeutic communities and drug rehabs have distinct models of treatment. Both feature a residential facility for treatment of addiction. The Manor of Hope’s therapeutic community (or TC) model…
A therapeutic community takes a group-based approach to therapy. Therapeutic communities (TCs) have a recovery orientation, focusing on the whole person and overall lifestyle changes, not simply abstinence from drug use.
At the Manor of Hope, we teach our guys to enjoy life and have fun in sobriety.
The Eagles win! Neither cold nor the massive crowds could keep the Manor crew from showing their gratitude to their team.
The guys worked hard all week long so it was time to relax a little. After doing some house chores, the residents went to the local bowling alley.
At the Manor of Hope, we treat our residents with respect. It's not structured like other treatment centers - it is setup as a family environment.
After multiple rehab facilities and and treatment centers, Anthony did not give up hope. He discusses how his son is beating his active addiction through long term recovery offered by the Manor of Hope.