SERENE CENTER - SPECIALIZED TRANSITIONAL SOBER LIVING HOME LONG BEACH, CALIFORNIA

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Serene Center continued care sober living

for addicts/alcoholics in early recovery

Membership at Serene Center is a privilege for recovering alcoholics and recovering addicts that are exiting a treatment center, rehabilitation center or have been through relapse. Learn more about the different specialized transitional sober living home options we can provide you with.

Serene Center Members enjoy modern and functional sober living spaces with the option for private or shared bedrooms, computer lab, gym, laundry facility, meditation garden, community center and more. Combined with optional outpatient therapy, the transitional sober living model is far more effective than sober living and halfway house programs.

Continued Care encompasses far more than a pleasant halfway house or sober living, and is a perfect fit to extend care beyond a rehabilitation center or addiction treatment center. A better quality of life is available by reducing relapse probability through certified therapy, education, and balanced center living guidance. All within a structured alcohol addiction after care treatment center and drug addiction after care treatment center framework.

Therapy provided by certified alcoholism and addiction counselors conducted in a safe and confidential one-on-one treatment center environment helps patients to work through their past and create a new framework of changed behaviors and coping skills to help create a foundation for a long-term healthy lifestyle of recovery.

Transitional sober living fellowship activities are designed to create a spiritual bonding amongst the Member community of recovering alcoholics and addicts: such as field trips, family care BBQ, fellowship breakfasts, movie nights and more. these activities are rarely found amongst customary sober living and halfway home environments.

Family education and therapy is critical for both the happiness and well-being of the family as well as the long-term recovery of the alcoholic/addict. Certified counseling provided in a confidential and private family session often proves to be one of the most valuable continued care treatment investments in the alcoholic/addict family unit.