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SeaChange

About SeaChange

SeaChange is a sober living operator in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, running certified women's recovery residences in Horry County. Its houses are listed on the registry maintained by the South Carolina Alliance for Recovery Residences, and its stated purpose is helping women build recovery capital, strengthen life skills and reach long-term stability.

A Women's Recovery Housing Provider on the Grand Strand

Everything this operator runs is for women, and it runs two distinct programs. Residents enter at the level of structure their stage of recovery calls for and move toward independence inside the same organization, which removes the usual break where a woman leaves one house and has to find another operator from scratch.

Two Sober Living Programs for Women

The Anchor program provides a highly structured, clinically supported setting for women early in recovery, with therapeutic programming and a comprehensive daily schedule. The Horizon program is peer-driven and more independent, for women further along who are working toward autonomy and a place of their own. A resident can begin in one and step into the other.

Recovery Housing in Horry County

Myrtle Beach anchors a county whose economy is seasonal and whose winters are lean, and where a woman leaving treatment often has hospitality work available in July and nothing in January. Certified beds for women along the Grand Strand are limited, and an operator running two programs holds more of them than most.

Reaching This Myrtle Beach Sober Living Operator

Applications are taken online and handled by the organization. Useful operator-level questions: how a resident is assigned between the two programs, what each costs, how the move from one to the other is decided, and how a complaint escalates past a house to the certifying body.

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Homes Managed by SeaChange