A short YouTube talk (by Andrew Lamb) on how to fill and maintain quality in a sober living home. The speaker emphasizes market research and recommends connecting with local organizations—case managers, treatment programs, and county behavioral health departments—as primary referral sources, and cautions against relying on NA/AA meetings for recruiting residents.
How do you actually fill up a subur living home? Or if you are somebody looking for a suburb living home that's a quality home, how do you ensure that it's a reputable home? So again, this goes back to market research. If you're starting a home and you're trying to fill up, definitely connecting with local organizations, case managers, treatment programs, behavioral health departments of local county organizations, that's where you'd probably want to start. And I mean, that's no surprise. I've talked about that before. But that's literally where you want to you want go first. Not necessarily NA or AA meetings. They can't endorse any particular home. You can find people who are in recovery, but that's not where I personally want to find people for my home.
