Welcome
A Place Of Healing, Peace, And Wellness.
If you’re reading this, then you are probably looking for the ideal living environment to start over fresh. Well look no further!We’re here to help you every step of the way with complete discretion!
House of Oaks is a privately-owned luxury sober living home, established in Nov 2018, in the quest to provide individuals from all walks of life a safe, structured and drug-free environment for independent living.
We welcome anyone who would like to get back on their feet following a nasty divorce, treatment from drug/alcohol addiction, and even those suffering from a debilitating physical injury or mental disorder.
Sober Living is an essential stage of anyone recovering from any kind of trauma or tragedy. We work with men and women seeking assistance in early recovery, who are serious about making a new start, who wish to surround themselves with others with like-wise goals, and who want to achieve success in their personal lives.
It is important that you understand that you are not alone! We’ll empower you to lead a meaningful and fulfilling life. As you work your program, we assist with the continuity of care recommended by your clinical therapist or health professional and you’ll have the added benefit of support from a community of peers.
Our well-appointed facility is the ideal therapeutic environment in which to focus on personal strength, both physical and emotional, so you can take control of your life and conquer your past! We’ve created a warm and nurturing environment in which you will feel encouraged to find clarity and peace with who you are – A place where you can build upon and safe-guard any progress you’ve already made on your journey to healing and self-discovery
Call us today and take the first steps towards a brighter future.
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Services
Healthy Life
Our home is designed to help alcohol and drug abusers recover in a safe, substance-free environment.
House of Oaks work collaboratively and aims to assist in improving your wellbeing.
We provide the much-needed structure of transitional living whilst still allowing for personal freedom to attend work, school and pursue leisure activities.
We have a stress-free environment for everyone.
Through creative therapy we help our residents to deal with pain and self-esteem.
Exercise strengthens your heart and improves your circulation along with many other life-changing benefits.
At House of Oaks, we’re committed to confidentiality.
Discover your potential by making use of international accredited instruments.
Professional Counsellor and Recovery Coach Timothy King.
We’ll ensure you find the right professional
Institutional Group Guide's
12 Steps of Narcotics Anonymous
This material has been designed to introduce you to some of the aspects of the program and Fellowship of Narcotics Anonymous as well as to provide an aid to beginning and maintaining a Narcotics Anonymous meeting in a long-term setting.
addiction, that our lives had become unmanageable.
addiction, that our lives had become unmanageable.
became willing to make amends to them all.
possible, except when to do so would injure them
or others.
steps, we tried to carry this message to addicts, and to practice these principles in all our affairs.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
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Well it’s simple really. The deal is, you must stay sober and work a program of recovery. If you get drunk or use illicit substances, you will be asked to leave House of Oaks with immediate effect.
You are simply sharing a living space with other recovering people. You are essentially renting a room from a landlord and part of your lease agreement is to stay clean.
If you want to maintain independence but stay in the comfort with all bills paid, House of Oaks is an excellent choice.
When it comes to sober houses, they are not all created equal. Many sober houses allow continual relapse, unruly behaviour and rule breaking so long as you continue to pay rent. This is lovingly referred to as a “flop house”. Essentially, flop houses provide a safe harbour for individuals who are actively using illicit substances and engaging in other negative behaviours.
They are typically run-down and poorly cared for, creating a dangerous environment for recovering people. Ultimately, it’s not conducive to spiritual and emotional growth.
Before moving into a sober house blindly, always scope it out first. Make sure that the residents are actively working in recovery. Also, as much as you may not like it, make sure that the rules are strictly enforced. Proper structure and a peaceful, therapeutic environment is crucial in early recovery.
While all people need to deal with stress, people in recovery face more challenges in managing stress without succumbing to negative behaviours. For this reason, we have created a living space that is conducive to stress relief. We do not overcrowd rooms and we have a strict code of conduct that governs the house and protects all residents’ privacy, security and safety. Our house is spacious and luxurious so you will have the option of having your own private or sharing room at a nominal fee (depending on availability).The property is also Eskom independent (Solar Back-up) and boasts a swimming pool, boma and high-speed Wi-Fi. In addition, there is also two fully furnished kitchen, a fully furnished living room, a big beautiful garden, and a safe place to park your car.
- We’ll give you emotional support and hold you accountable
- We’ll ensure that you do not use addictive substances.
- We’ll reduce environmental and emotional relapse triggers.
- Help you live your best life and follow through on commitments such as paying rent and doing household chores.
- Place you in a community of support so that you know that others are with you on this journey.
- Give you a commitment over time. When you know that you are able to stay where you are, it is easier to create a life that is balanced and free of negative influences and addictive substances.
At House of Oaks, we are committed to helping you transform your life. Staying on this path can be the hardest step. As you explore options for yourself, friends, and family connect with us to learn more about the ongoing support that we can offer you.