General Questions
What is All Things True?
All Things True is a high-quality, structured sober living environment in Atlanta designed for adults in recovery. We provide a dignity-centered atmosphere that bridges the gap between treatment and long-term independent living. Our focus is on safety, stability, and helping you rebuild your life with a solid foundation.
Who is this program for?
Our program is specifically designed for adults who are actively pursuing recovery from substance use. It is ideal for those who have completed a higher level of care and need a structured, drug-free community to stabilize further. We welcome residents who are committed to honesty, accountability, and mutual respect.
Length of stay?
The length of stay varies based on individual progress and goals, typically ranging from 3 to 12 months. We believe in providing enough time for residents to establish healthy routines and secure employment. Our team works with you to determine when you are truly ready for the next level of independence.
What's included in the cost?
Your monthly fees cover safe and comfortable housing, all utilities, and basic supplies. Beyond the physical space, you receive structured case management, drug screening, and access to a supportive peer community. Our goal is to simplify your living expenses so you can focus entirely on your recovery journey.
How to start the process?
Starting your journey is simple: you can submit an online application through our website or call us directly for an initial screening. We will discuss your recovery history, current needs, and answer any specific questions you or your family might have. If we are a good fit, we will guide you through the next steps for admission.
Program & Housing Questions
What is the daily structure?
We maintain a structured routine with morning house meetings and designated curfews to help residents build lasting stability. This framework supports healthy habits and accountability as you focus on your recovery journey in a supportive community.
What are the rules for visitors?
Visitors are not allowed at this time. This helps us keep the house focused on recovery, safety, and a calm, consistent environment for everyone who lives here.
Are residents expected to work or go to school?
Yes, we require residents to be actively employed, seeking work, or attending school as part of their personal growth and reintegration. Engaging in these productive activities helps rebuild confidence, financial independence, and a sense of purpose during recovery.
Is there drug and alcohol screening?
To ensure a safe and substance-free community, we conduct mandatory random drug and alcohol screenings. This accountability measure protects the progress of every resident and maintains the integrity of our sober living environment.
How do you ensure house safety?
Safety is our top priority, maintained through clear house rules and consistent leadership presence. We monitor the environment and encourage a culture of mutual respect and safety to ensure that every resident feels secure while focusing on their recovery.
What happens if someone relapses?
Relapse is handled with both dignity and strict accountability to safeguard the community. While our tone is non-shaming, we have firm protocols in place that prioritize the collective safety of all residents, often requiring immediate transition to a higher level of care.