Aventura FL Drug Rehab Center

Harmony House is a recovery house for women. Established in 2003; Harmony House is a women’s alternative living facility geared toward providing its residents with a safe, drug-free environment in which to recover. It is our hope that we, the staff and supporters of the house, will be able to help you along in your transition from alcohol and/or drug addiction to a fulfilling life as a productive member of society. Our sole intent is to provide clean and affordable housing coupled with a certain degree of structure to any woman who decides that she is ready and willing to change her life for the better. If you have found this site and you feel that we may be able to assist you in your journey down the road to recovery; we encourage you to read on as your finding us was not a mistake but an opportunity to be taken advantage of. We are happy to serve clients from Dade and Broward County; from Miami Beach to Ft. Lauderdale.

Recovery is a new way of life. It requires willingness and commitment. In order for our lives to change, our perspective has to change. Life in recovery is about changing the people, places, and things that were part of our self destructive behavior. We recommend all residents fully participate in their recovery: NA or AA meetings are a place for healthy fellowship; having a sponsor and support group adds to the stability in our lives; working the 12-steps is the way we change our thinking and the way we feel; and giving back to others through service builds the message of hope that is so vital for wanting to change.

What is a Halfway or Three Quarter Way House?
A three quarter way house is a supervised and structured living environment for persons reentering their communities. These houses are often referred to as a drug free residence, 12-step house, recovery residence, or clean and sober living. After completing treatment for drugs or alcohol, most clients are referred to a structured house for some time before returning home. This is an environment with curfews and rules that helps someone in the transition back to independent living. Clients may be referred to such a house or decide for themselves that they need a clean and safe place to live . So residents may come from rehabilitation, court, detox, or directly from home. Clients may stay from several weeks to well over a year while they adjust and find stability in their lifestyle. Court or probation monitoring and reporting can be a part of a house contract and is supported by staff.