Cambridge Recovery Flanders

Cambridge Recovery is a sober living residence in Flanders, New Jersey, for men who are leaving treatment and working toward independent living. The home opened in 2017 and is staffed by professionals, including an on-site house manager who is available to residents. It is not a clinical treatment center, so no therapy or medical care is delivered on site. Instead, the emphasis is on building a stable daily routine and a sober peer network.

With help from case management, every resident builds a plan that can cover finding work, connecting to education, and reuniting with family. When someone needs more structured care, case managers can point them toward outpatient programs nearby. The house uses a Twelve Step model, and residents are asked to show up at weekly support meetings, join house meetings, and submit to drug and alcohol screenings at random. Holding a job or actively hunting for one is also part of the expectation.

Programs at Cambridge Recovery

The program centers on sober living grounded in the Twelve Steps. The center's listed therapy options include group therapy, individual counseling, family therapy, motivational interviewing and enhancement therapy, life skills, Twelve Step facilitation, relapse prevention counseling, and recreation therapy. All of these are provided in a gender-specific, whole-person therapeutic community for men only.

Residents go to AA or NA meetings and weekly house meetings, and they take part in random drug and alcohol screenings. A typical program runs 30 days, though stays can vary from person to person. The home follows a therapeutic community model, so the peer group itself provides accountability and support.

1. Group Therapy
2. Twelve Step Facilitation
3. Life Skills
4. Twelve Step
5. Family Therapy
6. 1-on-1 Counseling
7. Holistic
8. Relapse Prevention Counseling
9. Gender-Specific
10. Recreation Therapy

Who this sober living home helps

1. Men who have completed a treatment program and need a structured place to live
2. Men who are ready to work or actively search for employment
3. Men prepared to take part in weekly Twelve Step meetings or other accepted support groups
4. Men who agree to random drug and alcohol screenings
5. Men who want case management support with jobs, education, and family reunification
6. Men who are seeking a sober peer network and community

Amenities, setting, and length of stay

Cambridge Recovery is a home with 6-15 beds, so residents live in a small, shared environment. The typical program length is 30 days. Amenities include internet access, shared rooms, and TVs. Residents also have access to AA/NA meetings and a house manager on site. The home is in Flanders, New Jersey, and the language spoken is English.

Paying at Cambridge Recovery

Payment options are not included in the facility data, so call the helpline to ask about costs and whether insurance can be applied. Availability and coverage must be verified by phone, and until that check is done, no one can promise coverage or admission. Calling the helpline is free and confidential, and it does not obligate you to anything. If you have insurance, have your card ready so the advisor can help you ask the right questions.

Ask these before admission in Flanders

1. What is the current cost, and what does it include
2. Is the home in-network with my insurance plan
3. What are the house rules and expected length of stay
4. What case management and outpatient referrals are available
5. How are random screenings and meeting attendance handled