WHAT YOU RECEIVE FROM THE ART OF LIVING HOME A dedicated peer support staff. A supportive staff that has compassion, understanding, experience, strength and hope to offer and share. A safe, warm, clean and comfortable upscale fully furnished home Accountability (drug and alcohol testing, curfew, daily housekeeping chores, weekly meetings)

CRITERIA FOR PARTICIPATION Willingness and the desire for Sobriety and a healthy lifestyle Participant must be 18 years of age Remain Alcohol and Drug free Minimum of 3-month commitment (this would take you through Phase 1-2) Attend 90 meetings in 90 days Have or find a Sponsor and begin working

PEER-PEER and MENTOR SUPPORT An important part of recovery is having a supportive peer-peer community. Peer-Peer recovery support at the Art of Living Home is designed and delivered by people who, themselves, have experienced both substance abuse disorder and recovery. They know what it’s like to be an addict, to

THE ART OF LIVING HOME The Art of Living Home is under the umbrella of iLearn Life, Inc a 501(c)(3) organization. The Board of Directors guides the external finances used for expansion and network maintenance. The Art of Living home, alongside of iLearn Life, Inc, is a perfect complement to

GRIEVANCE PROCEDURE The Art of Living Home is committed to meeting the needs and expectations of our participants. We will work with you to try to resolve any conflict and try to provide a satisfactory outcome for all parties involved within seventy-two (72) hours, whenever possible. If you have a

CODE OF ETHICS All persons working in the National Alliance for Recovery Residences ( NARR ) Affiliate organizations, (recovery residence owners, operators, staff and volunteers) are expected to adhere to the following Code of Ethics: It is the obligation of all recovery residence owners/operators and staff to value and respect