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Sober Living in Burbank

Living through addiction can be a difficult experience. What’s truly difficult, however, is not getting the help and support you need to get clean and sober. Often, relapses result from not having proper care or guidance once rehab has ended. Trying to return to a normal life after treatment is a difficult situation and one that nobody should have to face alone. Having a sober living home to transition to after treatment will maximize your chances of success and give you the help you need to overcome addiction.

Addiction is a chronic disease that causes compulsive drug-seeking behavior and uses despite harmful consequences. It can affect anyone regardless of age, gender, or type of drug used, and once a person becomes addicted, it means a lifelong struggle to stay sober that requires all the right treatment and support.

What most of us know of as rehab is only one piece to the puzzle of recovery. There are many other components that help a person maintain sobriety, such as aftercare services, support groups, and sober living homes.

At The Last House, we provide sober living for residents in Burbank. We understand that addiction is a chronic disease that requires long-term treatment and support. That’s why we offer our residents comprehensive care and guidance throughout their journey to sobriety. We are the perfect transition home between getting treatment and returning to normal life, and we are glad to give our clients the highest chances of success.

What is Sober Living in Burbank?

Sober living is a type of housing designed for people who are recovering from addiction. It provides a safe and supportive environment for residents as they transition back into society after treatment. Sober living homes typically have rules and structures in place to help residents stay on track with their recovery goals.

More than just a place to live through, sober living homes are that middle step that many need before going back to their old life to better prepare them for success. Treatment can only do so much, sober living helps ensure a person is ready to take their life back.

Our son was basically stranded in LA, we don’t live in the area, and I was calling places trying to get him help. I called this place. MATT FIDLOW, who answered the phone, did something so kind for people he’s never even met. He drove 40 minutes in LA traffic, on a Saturday, to the location where my son was and ended up driving him to a facility that he needed to be in, as he needed a higher level of care. Who does that? Especially in LA! Well Matt did. And if he is a staff member at this facility then I can only imagine the rest are just as concerned and willing to help. When my son is able to go to a sober living he will be going here. What a great testament to human kindness Matt is. It was a blessing to our family to know our son is safe and getting the help he needs. Thank you, Matt!

Before arriving at The Last House I had no plans of getting sober. I arrived needing help that I could not see or feel. The only choice I made willingly was to simply to have an open mind. The structure the house and the feedback given daily was able to let me to begin to see what the world saw. I simply had an open mind to what others had to say about me and my actions. This house combined with daily AA meetings and working with a Sponsor to complete the 12 Steps of AA changed how I thought and helped me realize who i was. That did not match who I wanted to be. I love what The Last House did for me. I am happy today not planning my day around drinking and using. I have the tools and peace to find joy in all situations each day building my life. The Last House saved my life. It’s beautiful coming back around each Friday and seeing progress made with all the guys. Management cares more than they can show. Only after completing the program can I look back and understand how much care is taken for each individual. I love being a part of The Last House Family.