New House

Joseph is missmanaging new house 2, he is rarely there, never at the house meeting

I recently had the privilege of staying at New House 2, a sober house dedicated to helping individuals transition into a life of sobriety and personal growth. My experience at New House 2 has been nothing short of transformative, and I'm excited to share my thoughts on how this remarkable establishment fosters a sense of unity and helps residents break free from the clutches of ego. From the moment I stepped through the doors, I was greeted with warmth and compassion by the dedicated staff members who truly understand the challenges of addiction recovery. The environment at New House 2 is incredibly supportive, fostering a sense of camaraderie among residents. This emphasis on teamwork is what sets this sober house apart from others. One of the core principles emphasized at New House 2 is the importance of being a team player. Through various activities and group meetings , residents are encouraged to work together, support one another, and celebrate each other's successes. This collaborative approach creates an atmosphere of unity and shared responsibility, reminding us that we are not alone on this journey. New House 2 also recognizes the detrimental effects of ego on the recovery process. Ego can hinder personal growth and prevent individuals from fully embracing their sobriety. The staff at New House 2 are well-versed in addressing these challenges and provide invaluable guidance to help residents focus on self-reflection, accountability, and letting go of ego-driven behaviors. Living at New House 2, I quickly learned that the path to lasting sobriety is paved with humility, empathy, and a willingness to learn from others. The housemates I shared this experience with became an extended family, offering unwavering support and genuine friendship. Together, we discovered the true power of teamwork, as we celebrated each other's triumphs and lifted each other up during challenging times. The facilities at New House 2 are excellent, providing a safe and comfortable living environment conducive to healing and personal growth. The staff members are not only compassionate and knowledgeable but also serve as role models, leading by example and demonstrating the importance of being a team player. They create an atmosphere where residents feel encouraged to step out of their comfort zones, build meaningful relationships, and contribute positively to the recovery community. In conclusion, New House 2 is a beacon of hope for those seeking a transformative sober living experience. The emphasis on teamwork and the dedication to helping individuals shed their egos is truly commendable. If you're looking for a sober house that prioritizes personal growth, community support, and the development of essential life skills, I wholeheartedly recommend New House 2. Your journey to sobriety will be met with compassion, understanding, and the invaluable gift of learning to be a team player and embracing a life free from ego.

Too strict very rule oriented and militant. Missing your daily chore gets you an extra chore, sent back to their dorm room with 12 other guys, or kicked out. If you don't make 6 meetings a week or forget to write down your two outside of house meetings you have to hit 4 outside and if you fail to do that you'll be kicked out. If you are even a minute late for the 11pm curfew you'll be kicked out. They have bimonthly dish duties that are mandatory and interfere with your usual schedules because they're at 4pm which is often work hours for people. It may also take you a month to get into a room with them because of the process of being in the dorms and if for some reason you upset the staff you can be kept in the dorms even if a room is open. I would not go back to this place if it was free the stress they caused me was worse for me than any bad days I had while there because they wouldn't let up on me even after I was going through some horrible life changes.