Life House Sober Living

04/08/2026

Not all recovery homes are the same 🏡

And that matters more than people realize.

Some are peer-run.
Some are highly structured with professional oversight.
Some offer more freedom… others offer more accountability.

None of that is “better” or “worse” —
it’s about what you need in this season 🤍

That’s where the NARR Levels of Support come in 📊
They help define the structure, expectations, and support in each type of home — so you’re not walking in blind.

Because let’s be real…
early recovery needs safety 🛡️
It needs accountability 🔑
It needs the right environment to actually grow 🌱

At Life House, we believe structure isn’t restriction — it’s protection.

The right level of support can be the difference between surviving… and actually building a life in recovery ✨

If you’re trying to figure out what level is right for you or someone you love, we’re here to help 🤝

04/04/2026

🏠✨ Your First Week at Life House Sober Living: What to Expect ✨🏠

Walking into Life House for the first time is a powerful step toward a healthier, more stable future. That first week can bring a mix of emotions—nervousness, hope, even relief—but it’s where real change begins.

Here’s what you can expect during your first seven days with us:

🌿 A Safe, Supportive Space
You’ll enter a structured, substance-free environment created to give you peace, stability, and room to focus on your recovery.

⏰ Building a Healthy Routine
From morning reflections to shared responsibilities and meals, your days will have purpose and consistency—helping ease anxiety and build momentum.

🤝 A Built-In Community
You’re not alone here. You’ll be surrounded by women who understand your journey, offering encouragement, accountability, and real connection.

🛡️ Accountability with Purpose
Check-ins, curfews, and screenings are in place not as punishment—but as protection. These guardrails help keep you moving forward.

That first week may feel like a big adjustment—but every small step you take is a step toward lasting change. 🌱

If you or someone you love is considering sober living, reach out. Life House is here to walk alongside you every step of the way. 💛

03/29/2026

Growth in recovery isn’t loud.

It’s quiet 🤍
It’s steady 🌱
You see it in how you show up ✨

You start asking for what you need 🗣️
You don’t beat yourself up as long 💛
You stop taking everything so personal 🧠
You give people more grace — including yourself 🤝
You choose healthier connections 🌿

That’s not a personality change.
That’s recovery 🙌

The Steps walk us through this:
Step 4 — getting honest with ourselves 🔍
Step 5 — letting go of the shame 🕊️
Steps 8 & 9 — making things right 🔄
Step 10 — staying accountable daily 📖
Step 12 — getting out of self and into service 💞

That’s where the shift happens.

And you can see it… not just in behavior, but in the brain 🧠✨
As we heal, reactions slow down, emotions level out, and empathy grows. What used to trigger you doesn’t hit the same.

At Life House, we’re not just counting sober days 📆

We’re looking at:
• Emotional growth 🌸
• Accountability 🔑
• Communication 🗣️
• Repairing relationships 🔧
• Spiritual connection ✨

Sobriety is the foundation.
Growth is the evidence 🌿

If you or someone you love is ready for more than just getting by… we’re here 🤍

Life House Sober Living 🏠
Safe. Structured. Spiritually Grounded.

It might feel slow — but it’s real 🌱✨

03/23/2026

Love collaboratingWith Clark County CARES – I just got recognized as one of their top fans! 🎉

03/22/2026

Addiction will tell you a lie…
It’ll tell you you’re broken.
That your past is who you are.
That you’ve gone too far this time.

But that’s not the truth 🤍

God tells a different story 🙏

In addiction, people don’t just lose things…
they lose themselves.
Their identity.
Their purpose.
Their hope.

And here’s what we know — people heal in the right environment.
Safe housing, real support, and community aren’t extras… they’re essential 🌿

That’s why what we do at Life House matters 🏠

We provide a structured, sober space for women to rebuild — with accountability, connection, and support every step of the way 🤝

Through peer support, showing up for each other, and working the 12 Steps, we watch women trade chaos for stability… and isolation for belonging ✨

Step 3 says it simply:
“Made a decision to turn our will and our lives over to the care of God as we understood Him.” 🙏

And when that decision is real… everything starts to shift.

We see it every day — women getting back what addiction tried to take:
Hope 💛
Dignity 🌿
Purpose ✨

Addiction might’ve had a say…
but it doesn’t get the final word.

God does 🙌

If you or someone you love is ready for a safe place to rebuild, we’re here 🤍

03/12/2026

Events like this only happen when people believe in them enough to support them. If you’ve ever wanted a reason for a fun night out, this is it. Grab a few friends, buy a table, get dressed up, and come make a night of it. The energy, the laughter, and the community in the room are what make it special.

And truly — your support matters more than you might realize. When people show up, it keeps things like this going and strengthens the community around it.

🎤🔥 TICKETS ARE NOW ON SALE! 🔥🎤

The stage is set and the energy is building for Press Play & Slay: Mic Drop Edition — and now it’s your turn to join the fun!

Get ready for a night packed with bold lip sync performances, big personalities, and unforgettable moments, all while supporting the life-changing work of Project Recovery Southern Indiana. No mic. No singing. Just incredible performances, laughter, and a whole lot of community spirit.

🎟️ Grab your tickets now:
👉 https://projectrecoverysoin.org/pressplayandslay/

🔥 Spotlight Sponsor Tables — $1,000 (reserved table of 8 & table tent signage)
🎶 Encore Tables — $500 (reserved table of 8)
🎤 Mic Drop Pass (Individual Ticket) — $75

📅 Thursday, May 14 | 6:00 PM
📍 The Grand
138 E. Market St., New Albany, IN

Bring your friends, bring the energy, and get ready for a night that proves when a community comes together, hope takes center stage.

⚡ Don’t wait — tables and tickets are limited!

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03/09/2026

Life House Sober Living is proud to support community events that bring awareness to recovery and reduce stigma around addiction.

Thank you to Fancy K. Fulton for bravely sharing her story and using her voice to support healing in our community. Stories like this remind us why compassion and connection matter.

We’ll be cheering you on at Press Play & Slay: Mic Drop Edition. 👏

🎤✨ PERFORMER SPOTLIGHT: Fancy K. Fulton ✨🎤

The stage is heating up for Press Play & Slay: Mic Drop Edition, and we’re excited to announce that Fancy K. Fulton will be bringing the energy to the mic (well… the no mic 😄).

Fancy is a proud mom to two amazing kids, Dastan and Arabella, and a lifelong member of the community she loves, having grown up in New Albany and Carrollton and now raising her family here in Floyd County. By day, she serves local families as an insurance agent with Fulton Smith Insurance, helping people protect what matters most.

But Fancy’s reason for stepping onto this stage runs much deeper.

Fancy grew up in a home where addiction was a complicated and constant presence. Her mother struggled with addiction throughout much of her childhood — yet even in the midst of that battle, she carried a remarkable heart for others.

Their home often became a place where people in need could shower, eat a warm meal, rest somewhere safe, or simply be treated with kindness.

When Fancy questioned why her mom would help others while their own family was struggling, her mom would gently remind her:

“They are still a person who deserves care and love.”

Those words stayed with her.

Years later, her mother found sobriety and Fancy was blessed with several beautiful years with a healthier, present version of her. But in 2023, Fancy lost her unexpectedly to a fentanyl overdose.

Even through that devastating loss, Fancy carries forward the lesson her mother taught her — that every person deserves compassion and dignity.

That is why she supports Project Recovery Southern Indiana.

Because they meet people where they are.

Because they serve our unhoused neighbors.

Because they walk alongside people battling addiction with compassion instead of judgment.

Because they remind people — often at their lowest — that they still matter.

And now Fancy is stepping onto the stage to help raise awareness, reduce stigma, and support a stronger, more compassionate community.

So when she takes the stage… make sure you’re ready to cheer her on. 👏🔥

📅 May 14 | 6:00 PM
📍 The Grand — New Albany

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03/08/2026

Life House Sober Living is proud to support and amplify the work happening in our community.

Partnerships like this are how we continue strengthening recovery, mental health support, and hope for individuals and families across Southern Indiana.

03/08/2026

So proud to be part of a community where women show up every day for healing, recovery, and hope.

In Southern Indiana, I see women supporting families, walking alongside people in recovery, and helping build systems that actually care for people.

Grateful to stand beside so many strong women doing this work. 🩵

International Women's Day | March 8th

Healing doesn't happen in isolation — and in Southern Indiana, women are proving that every day.

From the counselor who shows up for a family in crisis, to the mother in her recovery, to the advocate changing how our community responds to mental health and trauma — women are at the heart of this work.

💜 Women make up 70% of the social services workforce in the U.S.
💜 84% of peer support specialists working in behavioral health are women — bringing lived experience directly into the healing process
💜 Women in peer support roles are significantly more likely to help others stay engaged in mental health and recovery services

This isn't just inspiring — it's a reminder of what's possible when women are supported, valued, and empowered to lead.

To every woman in our community doing this work — seen or unseen — thank you. You are changing lives.

💪 Here's to building a stronger Southern Indiana, together!

02/16/2026

Bring your family and have some fun with Clark County CARES

🚨 RESCHEDULED: Family Fun Day! 🚨

Due to the expected winter storm on Saturday, we have moved our celebration to a new date! Please join us for this special community tradition.

🗓 NEW DATE: Saturday, February 21, 2026
- Same time!
- Same place!
- Same FUN 🤩

01/28/2026

We’re really encouraged to see local, trauma-informed therapy services growing in our community. From our perspective, support that meets people where they’re at, honors their experiences, and creates space for healing is such a meaningful addition. We’re grateful for professionals who lead with compassion, understanding, and care. ✨🌱

Big news — Healing Together, LLC is officially open! 🤍

What started as a dream to create a safe, compassionate space for healing is now a reality. Healing Together was built on the belief that everyone deserves to feel seen, heard, and supported without judgment.

We are now offering:
✨ Individual, couples, family, child & adolescent counseling
✨ Addiction counseling
✨ Medication management
✨ Case management (free for adult clients)
✨ Meditation & Reiki services

Whether you’re navigating anxiety, relationship struggles, life transitions, recovery, or simply feeling overwhelmed, we are here to walk alongside you with empathy and care.

📍 224 E. Main St., New Albany, IN
📞 (812) 590-1011
📧 Connect@HealingTogetherTherapy.org

Healing happens in connection — and you don’t have to do it alone. 💛