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Assisted living or group home

WhatsagoodnameContributor14 Sept 2023, 1:00 pm AEST

Assisted living or group home

Anyone out there done the group home thing, and what were your thoughts?

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In response to: Assisted living or group home

hanamiSenior Contributor14 Sept 2023, 3:16 pm AEST

Re: Assisted living or group home

Hi @Whatsagoodname

I used to visit people in group homes as a recovery coach and there were always mixed feelings. Many loved it but a few had issues. I guess it's like living in any type of shared house - you may always have someone that bugs you but hopefully the good eggs outweigh the bad!

Warmest wishes

Hanami

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