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AHOH

AHOH (Arizona House of Healing)

AHOH’s purpose is to provide a safe, sober and responsible environment for men and women recovering from alcohol and substance use which will support their journey through sobriety. AHOH is affiliated with Arizona Counseling & Consultation Services.  AHOH utilizes many pathways to recovery to ensure success and avoid relapse for our residents, which includes:

  • A peer supported sober living environment.
  • Attendance at specific meetings in the residence as well as in community to build an effective recovering community.  These meetings include a weekly house meeting as well as community-based groups.
  • Attending appropriate 12-Step Meetings and/or church groups in the community.
  • Attending counseling or other forms of treatment as needed for you to:
    • Receive accurate information about addiction, mental health problems, and problematic behavior.
    • Learn the specific thinking, feeling management, and behavioral skills needed to advance in your recovery, avoid relapse, and
    • Develop the life skills that will enable you to lead a rewarding drug free life, by linkage to outside providers and active involvement in the recovering community.

This approach combines sober and social supports, community-based groups, recovery meetings, peer support, case management services as well as educational and other resources that will encourage our client to excel.

Admission Criteria

The potential resident must:

  1. Be admitted voluntarily.
  2. Be 18 years of age or older.
  3. Be at least twenty-eight (28) days from the last use of alcohol and/or drugs.
  4. Be medically stable. Any individual with ongoing medical problems, including dual diagnosis, may be accepted if they are addressing these problems with outside professional help, including medication management.
  5. Have adequate control over their behavior and assessed not to be imminently dangerous to oneself or others.
  6. Express a desire to recover from addiction to drugs or alcohol.
  7. Be assessed as medically appropriate and free of any illness that requires isolation from others.
  8. Have the capacity for active participation in all phases of the program.
  9. Be ambulatory and meet personal needs without assistance.

Recovery Housing is located in Columbus and Springfield, Ohio.