No. DJ Housing is a sober living home. It gives you a safe, substance-free place to live with structure, accountability, and peer support while you focus on staying sober. We do not provide medical detox or clinical treatment on-site. Many residents come to us after finishing detox or rehab. If you want to know whether sober living fits where you are right now, call us at (973) 397-5978.
Our homes are for people who are serious about recovery and want a supportive, structured place to live while they get back on their feet. Residents are usually ready to work, rebuild daily routines, and be part of a house community. If you are not sure whether it is the right fit, call us at (973) 397-5978 and we will talk it through.
Not always. Many residents come to us straight from a rehab or detox program, but that is not a strict requirement for everyone. What matters most is that you are stable and committed to staying sober. A short phone call is the fastest way to find the right starting point, so reach out at (973) 397-5978.
Getting started is simple. Call us at (973) 397-5978 and we will walk you through the process, answer your questions, and check current availability. There is no complicated paperwork for you to sort out on your own.
It depends on current availability. When someone is ready for recovery, timing matters, so we keep the process fast and straightforward. Call us at (973) 397-5978 and we will tell you what is open right now.
Yes. We regularly work with rehab programs, caseworkers, and treatment professionals to help people move into sober living. If you are a case manager or a family member arranging this for someone, reach out at (973) 397-5978 and we will make the hand-off simple.
Costs depend on your situation and current availability, so the clearest thing to do is call us at (973) 397-5978 and we will go over the details with you directly. We will be upfront about what is included so there are no surprises.
Every good sober living home runs on clear house rules, and ours start with one that is non-negotiable: a completely substance-free home. Beyond that, residents respect the house and each other, keep shared spaces clean, pull their weight, and stay committed to recovery. We go over all the specifics with you before move-in.
Yes. Like most reputable sober living homes, we have a curfew, which is especially helpful in early recovery for building structure and accountability. It keeps the whole house safe and steady. We will go over the specifics with you when you call us at (973) 397-5978.
Yes. Staying connected for work, school, family, and appointments is part of rebuilding your independence. Sober living is about learning to live well with those freedoms while staying accountable to the house.
Yes. Regular, fair drug and alcohol testing is a standard part of any sober living home. It protects the substance-free environment that keeps everyone in the house safe and focused on recovery.
Yes, and we encourage it. A big part of sober living is easing back into a normal, independent life, and holding a job or attending school is a healthy part of that. Our structure supports your recovery while you rebuild your work and education.
Medication-assisted treatment is a valid, doctor-prescribed part of many people’s recovery. Policies around MAT can vary between homes, so the best step is to call us at (973) 397-5978 and tell us about your situation. We will give you a straight answer about how it works here.
There is no rigid deadline. How long you stay depends on your own recovery and goals. Many people find a longer stay gives them the stability that makes lasting sobriety more likely, and we work with you rather than rushing you out. Call us at (973) 397-5978 and we can talk through a realistic timeline.
A relapse does not automatically mean your recovery is over, and being honest about it matters more than anything. How it is handled depends on the situation, and our goal is to help you get back on track. You can read more in our guide on what happens if you relapse in sober living, or call us at (973) 397-5978.
