Monolithic Recovery provides safe, sober transitional living homes for men and women who are ready to make a change in their lives—leaving jail, homelessness, treatment centers, or repeated relapse with nowhere left to go. We offer 3–24 months of accountability, unbreakable structure, 12-step facilitation, and peer-driven support in an educational environment that demands personal responsibility and earns lasting change. We don’t coddle. We rebuild—solid, earned, and built to last.

Definition of Abstinence: According to the Monolithic Recovery Guidelines, abstinence means the complete and ongoing refraining from the possession or use of any mood- or mind-altering substance. This includes, but is not limited to: Prescription medications not disclosed at intake Stimulants, opiates, designer drugs, tranquilizers, benzodiazepines, kratom, cannabis Synthetic narcotics or any synthetic drug Anti-anxiety medications, muscle relaxers, laxatives, and diuretics (unless prescribed) Dietary or herbal supplements Alcohol in any form (including food or hygiene products that contain alcohol) Narcotic drugs or any medications not prescribed to the resident Residents must remain free of these substances at all times. Compliance is verified through required pre-acceptance screening, random alcohol/drug screens, and any screening conducted when intoxication is suspected (urinalysis, breathalyzer, medical screening, property/room search, and pill counts). Refusal to submit to screening is treated as a violation and results in dismissal.