Living the Dream in Recovery

About Living the Dream in Recovery

Living the Dream in Recovery is a sober living operator in Hightstown, New Jersey, running two licensed men's recovery residences in Mercer County. Founder Rob Sackowitz built the company in 2024 around the idea that daily structure and gratitude are what make sobriety last.

A Hightstown Sober Living Operator

Living the Dream in Recovery is a housing organization first. It supplies live-in house managers, house meetings, drug screening and help finding work, while residents keep their own outside providers for therapy, medication and formal treatment. The operator's role is to keep both houses running on the same rules so a resident's experience does not depend on which address he lands in.

Two Licensed Homes in Hightstown

Living the Dream in Recovery holds New Jersey Department of Community Affairs licenses for two Cooperative Sober Living Residences in Hightstown:

• A five-bedroom house on Stockton Street.
• A second men's residence on Main Street.

Keeping both houses in one small borough means a resident can move between them without leaving the town, the bus routes or the local job market he has already started to rely on.

Serving Men in Early Recovery

Both Living the Dream in Recovery houses serve men only. Screening, house meetings and daily expectations are written for one population, which keeps the household consistent and avoids the added complexity of a mixed-gender house.

New Jersey's Cooperative Sober Living License

Both houses carry a Department of Community Affairs license as a Class F Cooperative Sober Living Residence, the mandatory statewide credential for a house of this kind. New Jersey has no separate certifying body layered on top of that license, so it is the operative record for anyone evaluating either house.

A Sober Living Provider for Mercer County

Hightstown sits in Mercer County within reach of Trenton, the county seat and state capital, which gives Living the Dream in Recovery's residents access to courts, outpatient providers and entry-level jobs without a long commute. A company built around structured daily routine finds that infrastructure useful on day one.