Transitional Housing

For those who qualify, Transitions at Recovery Living provides extended recovery accommodations and fosters the development of essential life skills to promote independent, sober living.

Transitions is a dormitory-style community living center designed to help residents strengthen their recovery skills and build self-confidence. Each of the two floors includes separate female and male wings, a kitchen, and a community area.

Residents in Transitions are required to follow the recommendations of their Treatment Plan which may include individual and group counseling, Medication Assisted Recovery (MAR) appointments, and active engagement in community meetings.

While living at Transitions, residents progress through a phase system that gradually provides additional privileges based on their recovery milestones. Privileges may include extended work hours, off-campus passes, and visitor opportunities. Residents in earlier phases may be encouraged to limit work hours to prioritize treatment requirements. This structured approach has proven highly effective in helping individuals achieve stability and create a new path in life.

Requirements for Admission to Transitions:
• Must successfully complete a pre-screen and a recovery living interview.
• Must pass a background check for final acceptance.
• Must adhere to a urine drug screen upon admission into Transitions.
• Active participation in Crossing Recovery Services is required and includes, but is not limited to, a medical screening, MAR clinic visit, and group and individual counseling sessions outlined in the treatment plan.
• Must have active employment or be willing to obtain employment to contribute to the cost of room and board, meals, and savings for permanent residency.
• If previously a Transitions resident, must have successfully discharged.