Massachusetts Sober Living - Halfway House  - Transitional Housing (55)

The statistics of NSDUH for drug addiction and alcohol abuse in Massachusetts show that there are more than 300,000 marijuana users, 50,000 addicts to cocaine and more than 2000 addicts to heroin living in the state. Apart from these, there are others abusing prescription drugs and thousands using hallucinogens. In this scenario, many drug addicts can find it a frightening prospect to re-enter society after spending time in a rehabilitation center. This is where the halfway house concept comes in, where they are allowed the opportunity to spend some time in a recovery residence with someone ready to meet them halfway. The first step is to take a detoxification course at a rehab center. The second would be to stay in a good halfway house to recover completely.

We are a directory offering such rehabilitation centers and details of a halfway house where the addict can stabilize his recovery in a safe environment with the help of supportive people. We have listed in our directory several such sober houses that can help the addict during this transitional period. Many of the halfway house that is listed in our directory are located close to addiction centers in Massachusetts and can help the person to get integrated in the society again without fear of a relapse.