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Cornerstone for Recovery Coed Recovery House
1 Main St,
Carlisle, Pennsylvania, 17013
Certified
About this Recovery House
Cornerstone for Recovery is a
recovery house in Carlisle, PA, offering
men and women a safe and encouraging environment to focus on recovery from substance use disorder.
This
recovery house provides a foundation for individuals to regain independence while staying accountable to their sobriety. often referred to as sober homes or recovery residences, these spaces emphasize community, personal growth, and access to valuable recovery resources.
At Cornerstone for Recovery, residents benefit from:
A stable, alcohol and drug-free living space designed for recovery.
Opportunities to connect with others in a supportive peer network.
Daily routines that encourage discipline and healthy habits.
Convenient access to services in Carlisle, such as counseling and career assistance.
Located in Carlisle, Pennsylvania, this sober home is part of a vibrant recovery network, offering a variety of
men and women-specific support groups and meetings. At Cornerstone for Recovery, residents can thrive in a compassionate and well-guided recovery environment designed to support long-term sobriety.
Contact us today to learn more about Cornerstone for Recovery and how we can assist in your journey.
We pride ourselves in offering true recovery programs for sober living individuals and families recovering from addiction. From the very beginning, potential residents complete a tailored intake interview to identify their strengths, needs, and recovery goals. It's an individualized process that maintains a focus on the whole person and identifies the most appropriate residence and community supports for each resident. From there, new program participants are ushered through an informative recovery community integration process to learn the ins and outs of the house rules and community guidelines. Each sober house resident is responsible for their recovery, they're active participants in their own transformation.