Support is an integral–and ongoing–part of successful rehabilitation. Our groups foster a sense of community and togetherness for young people seeking recovery. Members meet several times a week to check-in, stay connected, draw strength and share victories with their TLR family.

Our certified therapists and coaches maintain ongoing and regular contact with members, guiding them in their journey toward recovery and stepping in with help when challenges come up.

Job placement, vocational support, interpersonal relationship guidance, money management, educational counseling and a variety of other life skills are provided for TLR members. With these skills and support, members are able to establish a long-term recovery.

Retreats are the foundation of the The Living Room. Members step away from their lives to connect with their TLR family and enhance recovery and growth through intensive workshops. Our successful Israel mission offers an opportunity for members to travel to Israel and share hope with the recovery community there.

It’s important for members to have fun in recovery, partaking in a community committed to wellbeing. Throughout the year, The Living Room hosts Shabbatons, holiday-themed events, and parties, giving members the opportunity to bond together and draw spirituality into their lives.

As members grow, the gift and challenge of important lifecycle events comes up. Getting married, having children, getting into school, graduating, starting a job and more, TLR members have the opportunity to celebrate these milestones with their families. Hosting sheva brachos or engagement party, grants newer members the opportunity to see the gifts of recovery and to see that a life of sustained recovery is real.