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Rehab Facility Address	Mailing Address
Call 800-839-1663 for Drug Rehab in Bluefield, West Virginia
421 Scott Street Bluefield WV West Virginia, 24701	P.O. Box 4211 Bluefield WV West Virginia, 24701

Programs that provide transitional living environments for individuals recovering from alcohol and drug abuse are very beneficial because they offer a substance free and safe place for a person to live in while they work on their early recovery. Most people that are in their early stages of recovery from substance abuse have a very difficult time managing abstinence while they're learning how to make important changes in their life at the same time. When they have the opportunity to reside in a clean and sober atmosphere and continue to receive help for their addiction, they're able to learn how to slowly adjust and make necessary lifestyle changes without the pressures and challenges they may face somewhere else.

Recovering from substance abuse takes time and the beginning stages of sobriety can be overwhelming because recovery is a process that requires taking responsibility, making significant lifestyle changes and dedication. Transitional living facilities provide a safe living environment because there is zero tolerance for drugs and alcohol not only on the premises but residents are also subject to random drug and alcohol tests too.

Transitional Living Facility in West Virginia

Mercer County Fellowship Home is located in Bluefield, West Virginia and provides a safe place to live for males 18 years and older so they can continue with their recovery while receiving structure, guidance and continued support. Prospective residents that meet the criteria for admissions at Mercer County Fellowship Home receive counseling, 12 Step Support and education while they learn to make positive healthy lifestyle changes in their life.

Recovering from alcohol or drug addiction is a process that takes time, knowledge, commitment and positive support. Mercer County Fellowship Home gives adult males 18 and over recovering from substance abuse the opportunity and guidance they need to turn their lives around, improve their self-esteem and overall well-being so they can successfully manage their daily sobriety and long-term recovery when they leave.