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What sets Oxford Houses apart from traditional sober living homes is their democratic model, where residents actively participate in decision-making processes, fostering a sense of accountability and community. Unlike many traditional sober living homes, Oxford Houses do not have a staff presence or formal treatment programs; instead, they rely on residents to manage the house and support one another. Residents benefit from the shared experiences of others who understand the challenges of recovery, which fosters accountability and motivation. Recovery Residence Levels define the range of recovery housing, providing alcohol and substance-free environments with a social model recovery approach. These residences vary in staffing, governance, and recovery support services, guided by the American Society of Addiction Medicine (ASAM) categorization.<\/p>\n