STEP I (12 MONTHS)
The primary purpose of Step I is to orient
and adjust the resident to our recovery
community. They begin by gaining
employment and creating a support
network, as well as identifyi ng support
meetings and securing aftercare
counseling. A buddy will be assigned to
help guide the resident through the early
stages of adjusting to our family.
STEP II (35 MONTHS)The primary purpose of Step II is to
transition the resident to increased
flexibility; for example, with extended
curfews and leaves of absence. Residents
focus on balancing their recovery efforts
within a family atmosphere.
STEP III (6+ MONTHS)
The primary purpose of Step III is toencourage residents to work as a team/family to develop household structures,rules and procedures. Step III offersincreased independence within a safe
environment.
STEP IV (12+ MONTHS)
The primary purpose of Step IV is to
develop personal responsibility through a
household environment which encourages
financial and decision-making freedom.
Look at Safe Step Recovery's photo album filled with pictures
from the community, sporting events, and housing accommodations.
Photo Album
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ADMISSION CRITERIA
1. Successful completion of a treatment
program (alternative situations
available upon assessment)
2. Commitment to the recovery process
honest, open, and willing
3. Willingness to attend outpatient
counseling if less than one year sobriety
4. Willingness to acquire a sponsor
5. Willingness to attend a minimum of
three support meetings per week
(documentation required)
6. Willingness to attend mandatory weekly
Safe Step process group
7. Ability to function independently
8. Participation in daily house tasks
9. Funds for security deposit and rent for
first week available upon admission
10. Plan in place to continue financial
responsibilities
11. Must be at least 18 years of age
12. Psychologically stable
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SAFE STEP OFFERS
To ensure a quality way of life for our
residents, our unique program is designed
to provide for the physical, personal, and
psychological needs of our residents.
PHYSICAL:
Safe, well-maintained residential settings
In-house laundry facilities
All utilities, including telephone
and cable television
A smoke-free environment
PERSONAL:
Assistance with educational and
employment opportunities
Monthly social activities
Assistance obtaining transportation
and food resources
PSYCHOLOGICAL:
Certified addiction counselors on
staff for 24 hour assistance
Random on-site drug testing
Local AA/NA support meetings
within walking distance
On-site group therapy
Individual counseling available on-site
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