Supporting her recovery. Honoring her independence.
Finding a supportive next step for someone you love can feel overwhelming. We’re here to offer a clear conversation, not pressure or promises.
Connection, with healthy boundaries.
Sober living creates space to practice everyday independence while being part of an accountable community. Residents balance recovery commitments, productive activity, and shared responsibilities.
You can support her progress by listening, encouraging consistency, and respecting her responsibility for her own recovery. Ask admissions about family communication and visitor expectations before making plans.
Questions worth asking
- What does a typical week look like?
- What are the house rules and screening expectations?
- How are prescribed medications handled?
- What are the current costs and payment arrangements?
- What information can be shared with family, with her consent?
- How does the home complement her clinical care?
A home is not a substitute for treatment.
Brevard Grace House does not provide detox, clinical services, or medical treatment. If your loved one needs immediate medical care, contact her treatment provider. For a medical emergency, call 911. For a mental health crisis, call or text 988.
Your next chapter starts here.
Reach out for yourself, someone you love, or a woman in your care. The home opens January 15, 2027 — inquiries are welcome now.