New Jersey's Premier Luxury Sober Living Home

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Welcome to New Jersey's Premier Luxury Sober Living Home

Since 2018, we have been far more than just another sober living. We’re a sober community built on trust, comfort, and the shared journey of recovery. With our established locations on both the East and West Coasts, and our flagship home in Los Angeles, we are thrilled to open the doors to our newest high-end luxury sober living home in a charming nook of South Jersey.

Our South Jersey recovery residence location is the first of its kind in the region—a luxury-themed sober living and a stepping stone to a brighter, healthier future. Here, you’ll find not just a sanctuary but a blueprint for living a fulfilling life in recovery. Crafted with the perfect blend of sophistication and comfort, we are proud to offer a full range of supportive services, including PHP, IOP, medical detox, and more.

Surrounded by a community of like-minded individuals, you’ll find the support and connections essential for your journey. Our experienced and compassionate staff are dedicated to making your stay as enriching and seamless as possible. We understand the stigma that exists for people facing addiction, in both their public and private lives, which is why we train our staff to implement the most fundamental privacy best practices.

Embrace a new chapter in recovery, where hope and luxury coexist, and where your path to long term sobriety is paved with care, understanding, and unparalleled support.

We Take Your Privacy Seriously

Sober Living

Our sober living home, located in South New Jersey, provides a safe, structured, and supportive environment for individuals starting or continuing their recovery journey. Whether transitioning from inpatient addiction treatment or seeking a stable space to maintain sobriety, our home offers a welcoming community dedicated to personal growth. With comfortable accommodations, peer support, and access to recovery resources, we help residents build a strong foundation for lasting sobriety. Join a recovery-focused environment where accountability and structure foster long-term success.

Intensive Outpatient Counseling

Our Intensive Outpatient program offers flexible treatment options for individuals struggling with addiction, mental health issues, or co-occurring disorders. With day and night tracks we make continued recovery possible for individuals in need of flexibility. A perfect program, to couple with your sober living arrangement, to maximize your odds of long term sobriety. Research has shown that IOP may increase odds of success by as much as 60%.

Life Skills Training

Our sober living home is proud to offer a unique version of Life Skills Training, participants learn valuable skills such as time management, stress management, and effective goal setting, empowering them to lead fulfilling and balanced lives as they transition into a sober lifestyle.

Addiction is a chronic, relapsing condition that alters the brain's reward, motivation, and memory systems. It’s not simply about lacking willpower or making bad choices—it’s a complex medical and psychological issue that affects millions of people in the United States, including individuals and families right here in New Jersey.

At NewJerseySober.Living, we believe that understanding addiction is the first step toward meaningful recovery. This page serves as a comprehensive overview of what addiction is, how it develops, and why structured sober living environments are so critical to long-term success.

What Is Addiction?

Addiction is medically defined as a disorder characterized by compulsive engagement in rewarding stimuli—such as substances or behaviors—despite adverse consequences. Substances most commonly associated with addiction include alcohol, opioids, stimulants (like methamphetamine or cocaine), benzodiazepines, marijuana, and increasingly, synthetic drugs and prescription medications.

Behavioral addictions, such as gambling, sex addiction, or compulsive internet use, may not involve chemical substances but still impact the brain in similar ways.

Key Features of Addiction:

Loss of Control: The inability to consistently abstain despite attempts to stop.
Craving: Intense desire or compulsion to use the substance or engage in the behavior.
Continued Use Despite Harm: Persistent use even when it leads to health, legal, or social problems.
Tolerance: Needing more of the substance to achieve the same effect.
Withdrawal: Physical and psychological symptoms when use is reduced or stopped.

How Addiction Develops

Addiction doesn’t happen overnight. It typically follows a cycle:

Initial Use: Often begins socially or as prescribed.
Regular Use: Increasing frequency as tolerance builds.
Risky Use: Behaviors and choices begin to compromise health, relationships, or safety.
Dependence: The body adapts to the substance, and absence causes withdrawal.
Addiction: Full-blown compulsive use with an inability to stop despite severe consequences.

While genetics can predispose some individuals to addiction, environment plays a large role. Trauma, mental illness, high-stress environments, and early exposure to substance use are all contributing factors.

Why Sober Living Matters

Many people assume that once someone detoxes or completes rehab, the hardest part is over. In reality, the early stages of sobriety—especially the first 90 days—are when relapse is most likely to occur. That’s where sober living becomes essential.

At New Jersey Sober Living, we provide:

Structured Support: Daily routines that reduce chaos and encourage accountability.
Community: Living among peers who understand addiction and recovery.
Access to Resources: Referrals to therapy, outpatient programs, job assistance, and more.
Drug-Free Environment: A safe, trigger-free space to rebuild healthy habits.

Sober living homes bridge the gap between inpatient treatment and independent life. They help residents build resilience, create structure, and develop long-term recovery skills in a supportive, real-world setting.

Recognizing addiction can be challenging, especially in its early stages. The disease often hides in plain sight—masked by excuses, social norms, or denial. At NewJerseySober.Living, we work with individuals and families who are only just beginning to understand the scope of their struggle. Knowing the signs of addiction is often the critical first step to recovery.

This page outlines the physical, psychological, and behavioral indicators that may signal addiction to drugs or alcohol—and why seeking support early makes a difference.

What Is Addiction Behavior?

Addiction behavior is any pattern of action or mindset where substance use becomes central to daily functioning, mood regulation, or social interaction. These behaviors are often compulsive and continue despite clear negative consequences. The signs may differ depending on the substance, but certain patterns are common across most forms of addiction.

Physical Signs of Addiction

Changes in appearance: Bloodshot eyes, sudden weight changes, neglected hygiene, skin issues, or unusual body odors.
Sleep problems: Either excessive sleeping or severe insomnia.
Chronic health complaints: Nausea, headaches, gastrointestinal issues, tremors.
Frequent accidents or injuries: Especially unexplained bruises, falls, or motor vehicle incidents.
Track marks or skin damage: Especially in those using injectable substances.

Behavioral and Emotional Signs

Secretive behavior: Lying, hiding use, or disappearing for long periods.
Mood instability: Sudden bursts of anger, euphoria, or depressive episodes.
Loss of interest in responsibilities: Neglecting work, school, or family commitments.
Financial instability: Unexplained need for money, stealing, or draining savings.
Changes in social circles: Isolating from old friends, or associating with a new crowd known for substance use.

Substance-Specific Warning Signs

Alcohol: Increased tolerance, drinking at inappropriate times (e.g., morning), memory blackouts, DUIs.
Opioids: Drowsiness, pinpoint pupils, slurred speech, constipation, doctor shopping.
Stimulants (Meth/Adderall): Rapid weight loss, paranoia, hyperactivity, tooth grinding, intense focus or euphoria.
Marijuana/Edibles: Impaired memory, slowed reaction time, lack of motivation, excessive snacking, glassy eyes.
Synthetic Drugs: Severe agitation, hallucinations, erratic behavior, unpredictable reactions.

Signs in Loved Ones

You may notice:

Increased secrecy and defensiveness
Withdrawn or erratic behavior
Missing valuables or money
Disconnection from hobbies or interests
Physical signs of decline

It's important not to confront in anger. Addiction thrives in shame and secrecy. A calm, compassionate approach opens the door to seeking help.

What You Can Do

If you recognize these signs in yourself or someone close to you, don’t wait. Speak with an addiction professional, consider an assessment, and explore transitional recovery options such as structured sober living. NewJerseySober.Living offers a safe, judgment-free space for individuals to begin rebuilding their lives. Whether you're coming out of rehab or recognizing the need for change independently, we're here to guide the next step.

As a tech start-up CEO being in a luxury sober living with peers serious about recovery was a game changer for me. I had the serious recovery support needed with also the freedom to continue my work schedule for the most part. The team here is amazing, super caring and fun. It 100% changed my life.
John R.
Recovered individual

The counselors are amazing and truly care about your progress. I felt at home from day one. As an early bird, the heated indoor pool became a haven for me, like a blanket of comfort and a great way refuge for personal time and meditation. Looking forward to staying in contact with the friends I made here.
Matthew M.
Grateful client

2/7/2020

Start-up Spotlight

This unique sober living facility in Voorhees Township features private rooms, a serene swimming pool, multiple car garage slots, and a large backyard suitable for BBQs and games. Additionally, residents will be provided a broad range of different healthy and well-crafted meals, ensuring that nutrition is an integral part of the recovery process. The design and amenities of the facility are intended to create a serene and supportive atmosphere conducive to long-term recovery.

1/6/2020

South Jersey Edition

From the North shore down to some of our favorite nooks in the South. New Jersey Sober Living (NJSL) found the perfect New Jersey home for its new luxury sober living home in the cozy suburb of Cherry Hill, just a 15-minute drive from Philadelphia. This facility is designed to provide a high-quality, supportive environment for individuals transitioning from rehabilitation to everyday life.

2/4/2020

Market Minute - This New Jersey Sober Living

New Jersey Sober Living aims to address the growing need for effective recovery options. According to the NCDAS, 22% of males and 17% of females in the U.S. suffered from drug or alcohol addiction as of 2024. This NJ sober home offers an alternative to traditional recovery options, focusing on providing a comfortable and supportive environment.

Voorhees, NJ, USA

+1-973-637-6626
Mon-Sun - 07:00am-11:00pm

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1. What is sober living, and how does it support long-term recovery?

Sober living homes provide a structured, substance-free environment for individuals transitioning from treatment to independent living. They offer structure, peer support, accountability, and routine, helping residents maintain sobriety and learn the tools and habits essential for obtaining long-term recovery.

2. How long can I stay at New Jersey Sober Living?

While the minimum is one month, there is no fixed duration beyond that; residents are encouraged to stay as long as needed to solidify their recovery. While some stay in our sober living environments for a few months, others may choose to remain for a year or more, depending on individual progress and goals.

3. What are the rules and expectations in the sober living home?

Residents are expected to maintain sobriety, participate in household chores, attend recovery meetings, and adhere to curfews. While group extracurricular activity involvement at the home is encouraged, such as game night and/or group outings to movies or to a local mall, extracurriculars are not required. Attending the house group check-in on Sundays is mandatory for all residents, unless out on a pre-approved home pass.

Regular drug and alcohol testing may be conducted to ensure a safe environment.

4. What should I bring when moving into the sober living home?

Residents should bring personal hygiene items, clothing, necessary medications (excluding narcotics), and any essential documents. Linens, towels, and basic household items are often provided, but it's best to confirm with the specific home. Any prescription medications must be administered by staff and in most cases turned over to staff on arrival. That does not include medical inhalers, insulin pens or emergency allergy injection devices. We advise residents to bring a back-up as well for emergency life saving medications or equipment should they be prescribed this before or during their stay at our Voorhees sober living location or any other homes we may offer services at.

5. Can I work or go to school while living at New Jersey Sober Living?

Yes, absolutely! At New Jersey Sober Living, we strongly encourage residents to maintain employment, attend school, or participate in vocational training while living in our homes. Building a structured daily routine is a key part of long-term recovery success. Balancing work, education, and sober living responsibilities helps residents develop independence, accountability, and purpose — all crucial for maintaining sobriety after treatment. Our flexible scheduling supports your personal growth goals while ensuring you remain fully engaged in your recovery journey.

6. Are pets allowed in the sober living home?

We look at pets case by case. We are not insured or able to accommodate large dogs. Smaller dogs or cats are possible should there be an opening in the basement unit or guest house unit at New Jersey Sober Living - Voorhees. Service animals are permitted always should they be accompanied with their respective certificates of program completion and eligibility.

Pet policies often differ among sober living homes. Some may allow pets, recognizing their therapeutic benefits, while others may have restrictions due to allergies or space constraints. It's advisable to inquire directly about pet accommodations. We acknowledge the therapeutic element and try to accommodate clients when and where possible.

7. What happens if a resident relapses?

Relapse policies are in place to ensure the safety and sobriety of all residents. Typically, a relapse outside the home will result in temporary removal from the home, with the possibility of return after demonstrating commitment to recovery. Relapse committed inside our sober living home will result in removal and no option to return for a minimum of 60 days thereafter.

8. How do I apply to New Jersey Sober Living?

Prospective residents can apply by contacting the admissions team through the sober living contact form or phone at (973) 637-6626. An application process, including an interview, helps determine suitability and readiness for the program.