Structure you can build a life on.
A structured approach to recovery that builds lasting habits and accountability.
From treatment to independent living.
Clarity House provides a structured sober living program designed to help residents transition from treatment to independent living.
Our program promotes accountability, responsibility, and recovery-focused living. We understand that the transition from treatment to independent living can be challenging, which is why we provide the structure and support needed to build a solid foundation for lasting recovery.
Our approach combines house rules with personal freedom, creating an environment where residents can practice life skills while maintaining their sobriety in a supportive community.
Every Clarity House residence is gender-specific — our men’s and women’s homes operate separately, with programming suited to each community, so residents can focus fully on recovery among peers who share their experience.
What the program includes.
Mandatory Sobriety
Commitment to sobriety is required, supported by random drug screenings to maintain a safe environment for all residents.
Weekly House Meetings
Regular check-ins and house meetings foster community connection, address concerns, and celebrate progress.
Structured Schedule
Curfews, chore rotations, and quiet hours create a predictable routine that supports healthy habits.
Peer Support Environment
Live alongside others who understand the recovery journey and are committed to their own sobriety.
12-Step Friendly
We support and encourage 12-step program participation while respecting all evidence-based recovery paths.
Progressive Privileges
Accountability earns freedom — expanded curfews and overnight privileges grow as residents advance through the program.
A rhythm that builds healthy habits.
Our program provides a consistent routine that helps residents build healthy habits while maintaining personal freedom.
Clear expectations. No surprises.
Every rule exists to protect the recovery of everyone under the roof — and every expectation is reviewed with you before you move in.
Maintain Sobriety
Complete abstinence from alcohol and drugs is required. Random testing helps maintain accountability.
Respect Curfew
Curfew times help establish routine and ensure a quiet, restful environment for all residents.
Attend Meetings
Regular recovery meeting attendance is required to stay connected to the recovery community.
Complete Chores
Shared responsibility for household tasks teaches accountability and respect for community spaces.
Respect Housemates
Treating others with respect and maintaining a positive environment is essential for community living.
Participate Fully
Engage in house meetings, be open to feedback, and commit to your personal growth.
Accountability that keeps people in recovery.
Our accountability system is graduated, transparent, and written down. Small missteps are corrected early through warnings and conversations — not surprise discharges. Every resident knows exactly where they stand, and every rule is applied the same way to everyone.
Read the FAQClear Rules, Reviewed at Move-In
Every resident reviews and signs the house handbook before moving in, so expectations are never a surprise.
Early, Honest Conversations
Concerns are addressed early through direct conversations and warnings — the goal is course correction, not punishment.
Graduated Consequences
Repeated issues lead to stepped consequences, applied consistently and documented fairly for every resident.
A Path Back
When setbacks happen, we handle them case by case with compassion — including support pathways for residents committed to getting back on track.
Your first 30 days, made simple.
The first month sets the tone. Here’s what settling into Clarity House actually looks like — no guesswork, no surprises.
Get Grounded
Move in, meet your housemates, learn the rhythm of the home, and settle into your meeting schedule.
Build Your Routine
Chores, curfew, and meetings become second nature. Start or continue work, and connect with a sponsor.
Find Your People
House dinners, shared rides to meetings, real conversations — this is where community starts to carry you.
Look Forward
First monthly progress review: celebrate what’s working, set goals, and plan the months ahead with house leadership.
Ready to join our program?
Take the first step toward structured recovery and lasting change.