The Awful Truth About Oxford Houses (Part 1)
<p>Oxford Houses are supposed to be self-run, democratic, group-type homes for people who are in recovery from drug and/or alcohol addiction. The philosophy is that people who have been through the hell of active addiction provide better-quality, no-judgment support than those who have not, and when a person is in the early stages of being clean and sober, they will fare better in a household of their peers.</p>
<p>They need a house filled with people very much like them for the support, accountability, and sense of belonging. Many times an addict or alcoholic has “burned bridges” with family and friends and has nowhere left to go after detoxing or getting out of rehab. Oxford Houses are meant to be a safe transition to regular life, and this transition is vital to anyone whose ability to not use or drink often depends on simply having someone to keep a close eye on them.</p>
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