The Cedar House

05/26/2026

Sober Rooftop Happy Hours are back! ☀️🌆
Summer nights, city views & good company at The Cedar House on the Rooftop!

Join us on June 2nd • 5–7 PM!! 🎵

05/21/2026

One private suite is currently available at The Cedar House. 🖤

A comfortable space to land, reset, and continue building a life in recovery — surrounded by community, structure, wellness, and support.

05/12/2026

We had the opportunity to visit Caron Florida and were truly blown away — not only by the beautiful facility, but by the heart behind everything they do.

From the thoughtfully designed spaces to the incredible programs and level of care given to each patient, it’s clear that recovery is approached with compassion, dignity, and excellence every step of the way.

We are always grateful to connect with programs that are changing lives and creating such strong foundations for long-term recovery. Thank you to the Caron team for your warm hospitality and for the amazing work you do every single day. 🖤

05/06/2026

“I’m not exactly sure where we’re going—but we’re not going back.”

That’s something I say often to families who have loved ones staying with us at The Cedar House.

Because the hardest part of recovery isn’t always getting sober—it’s what comes next.

Going home. Rebuilding trust. Figuring out how to live again without falling into old patterns.

There’s no clear timeline and no perfect formula.

Just real people doing real work, one step at a time.

I wrote a blog about what this transition actually looks like—from inpatient treatment to sober living and beyond.

Check it out:

I’ve spent years working in both inpatient treatment and sober living, and one thing is clear: the transition between the two—and especially what comes

04/29/2026

New on the Cedar House blog

In recovery work, leadership isn’t just about policies, programs, or credentials. It’s about the principles we bring into the difficult moments — the conversations, the decisions, and the pressure that comes with helping people rebuild their lives.

Recently, Shane shared a reflection on someone who had a profound impact on how he approaches leadership in recovery: Dr. VonZell Wade.

The piece explores the tension that often exists between the principles of recovery and the pressures of business — and why doing the right thing isn’t always the easiest path.

But it’s the one that lets you sleep at night.

If you're interested in recovery, leadership, or the work we try to practice every day at Cedar House, we invite you to read it.

👉 Read the full blog here:

Recovery asks something different of you.

04/22/2026

Plant & Dine at The Cedar House

This week our Cedar House community gathered for a special Earth Day Plant & Dine event. Residents, alumni, and recovery support clients shared a meal and created their own little recovery gardens—planting flowers while decorating signs with messages like “Sober & Growing” and “Grow Through What You Go Through.”

Recovery grows best in community, and it was a beautiful night of connection, creativity, and encouragement.

We also celebrated Matt D. on his 1 year of sobriety — an incredible milestone! 🎉

Keep growing. One day at a time. 🌱

04/21/2026

At The Cedar House, we truly value the personal touches when a client is coming out of treatment and arriving here. We know that transition can feel vulnerable, so our goal is to make it as smooth, supportive, and comforting as possible. From the moment they walk through our doors, we want each client to feel welcomed, cared for, and confident as they begin their next steps in recovery. 🖤

04/13/2026

Rooftop days are back! 🏙️

04/10/2026

Wellness Friday at The Cedar House 🤍
Our residents spent the morning at Float Goat soaking in some well-deserved self-care—float tanks, infrared saunas, cold plunge, red light therapy, and massage chairs. A beautiful way to reset, recharge, and step into the weekend feeling grounded.

04/10/2026

April is Alcohol Awareness Month, and it’s an important reminder that alcohol remains the most common substance people struggle with in recovery.

At The Cedar House, the majority of the people we serve come to us because alcohol slowly took control of their lives — careers, relationships, and health.

Alcohol is legal and socially accepted, which often makes the problem harder to recognize until the consequences become serious.

The good news is that recovery doesn’t have to happen alone.

In addition to our residential sober living program, The Cedar House offers Recovery Support Services for individuals who are living independently but want the same level of community, accountability, and support that our residents receive.

These services include:
• Sobriety accountability and support
• Recovery coaching
• Sober outings and activities
• Connection to a strong recovery community

Recovery is not just about quitting drinking — it's about building a life that makes sobriety worth protecting.

If you or someone you know could benefit from additional support, learn more here:
https://thecedarhouserecovery.org