Drug addiction can be so powerful, many people find it difficult to remain clean and sober on a daily basis even if they’ve received treatment. Drug cravings and other symptoms of withdrawal aren’t the only reasons recovering addicts find it very hard to remain abstinent, adjusting to a new way of life is in no way easy and is often the reason many people relapse.

Even if a person has received treatment in the past for their addiction and obtained knowledge and skills needed to deal with stress and pressures during their recovery, many people have a hard time putting them into use in their daily life and require additional help and support. In Arizona, an amazing non-profit organization known as 5A (Hope House) offers newly sober individuals the opportunity to adjust to their new way of life.

Alcoholism and Addiction Assistance Association

In Phoenix, if you have a true desire to change your life and are willing to work the 12 steps in recovery, Alcoholism and Addiction Assistance Association (5A), offers transitional living centers for those seeking a new way of life. In Arizona 5A (Hope House) provides three residential living environments for newly sober individuals which includes the Hope House (all male facility), The Solution (co-ed facility) and Craig Shell’s The New Solution which is a co-ed gated facility for professionals.

All of 5A’s transitional living programs include client fees and specific program guidelines that have to be followed by the client. Alcoholism and Addiction Assistance Association provides their clients with the opportunity to practice living independently while they incorporate the 12 steps of their choice into their daily lives, which is very unique. If you truly want to free yourself from drugs or alcohol, 5A can provide you with a safe and sober living environment and the knowledge and tools you need to successfully change and improve your life.