Frequently Asked Questions

Demi's way is women's recovery residence. All potential residents will be screened and interviewed either by phone, in person, or by a third-party to ensure they meet all requirements to enter the program. We do accept clients on physicians prescribed Medicated Assisted Treatment (MAT) Vivitrol and/or Naloxone, Suboxone and methadone. Sex offenders and arsonists are not accepted. 

• Age 18 or older.
• Must be motivated for recovery and willing to participate in 12 step fellowship.
• Have the ability to function in a community setting.
• Must be medically and psychologically stable.
• Medical issues should not interfere with your ability to participate at Demi’s Way.
• Must be able to manage medications independently.
• No history of violent or sexual crimes.
• Able to work or volunteer for a minimum of 25 hours per week.

Each resident may only keep as many items as will fit in their personal dresser. Residents may store luggage under the bed. Each resident shares a closet with another resident. 

• Current ID
• Social Security Card
• Birth Certificate
• Any need Medical Supplies 
• Clothing 
• Towels 
• Shower shoes 
• Shower Caddy 
• Toiletries and hygiene products 
• Plastic laundry basket 
• Alarm Clock 
• Notebook/Pens 
• $15 for Recovery Books 
• Tobacco/Vape (If you use tobacco products) 

Demi’s Way daily schedule is subject to change at any time. Residents attend scheduled community events and other recovery-oriented activities monthly to learn to be an active member of the community and participate in service work.

7:00 AM: 

Wake up, Make up bed, Breakfast

8:00AM: 

Morning Meditation

8:45AM: 

Mon-Friday- IOP (Residents Enrolled)

Work Drop Off (Working Residents)

12:00 PM:

Recreation, Journaling or Structured Activity 

2:00 PM:

Book Study- NA/AA Books 

3:00 PM:

TV Time/Free Time

6:30 PM:

Sun-Thurs– NA/AA Meeting 

8:00 PM:

Free Time

10:30 PM:

Lights Out — 12 am on weekends

Demi's Way is a sober living environment in which each resident takes an active role in helping assist the other women by taking turns cooking, transporting women to and from work and meetings, cleaning the house, etc. Demi’s Way does not offer paid work agreements for women who have not graduated the program. Residents in leadership roles do not receive any monetary benefits. Residents work together to provide a safe sober living environment.