Supportive Housing
PCH Treatment Center will arrange housing for clients who wish to reside in a safe, sober, supportive residence house while participating in PCH programming. There are three supportive housing options—an all Women’s House, an all Men’s house and a Non-gender-specific House. All three houses are near the PCH Treatment Center Clinic. Clients can take a short walk through a quiet residential neighborhood or be transported by our service.
The supportive living houses offer PCH clients the opportunity to reside with other clients who are experiencing similar problems and challenges in life while. In this setting, all clients work together to promote social skills, healing and personal growth. The houses allow clients to live as a family, sharing meals and spending time together in a quiet, safe and friendly environment. The houses are fully furnished with all amenities necessary to help clients feel comfortable and at home. Healthy meals are provided and clients are permitted and encouraged to cook for themselves if they prefer. Clients are encouraged to participate in nearby community amenities, including a local gym, yoga studios, a pottery studio and other activities accessed during weekend outings.
PCH Treatment Center-Approved Sober Living Houses
PCH Treatment Center maintains professional relationships with select local Sober Living Houses in the area that we believe offer the best in client care and safety. These Sober Living houses offer a drug and alcohol free environment for residents recovering from chemical dependency, alcoholism and dual diagnosis. When a PCH client needs extra care around addiction or dependency, PCH can coordinate care with a sober living house to maximize the chance of treatment success.
Local Apartments
PCH will provide independent living options in the area for Clients who have been clinically evaluated and approved for that level of care. There are furnished short-term and long-term options available.
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