All residents are required to participate in Community Meetings that take place for one hour three times a week. The therapeutic community includes all Recovery Phase I members of the program and is facilitated by the Program Director. During these meetings, personal issues and concerns (such as inappropriate behavior or attitude, tardiness, breaking curfew, slacking on job assignments, etc.) are brought up and directly addressed by peers. Residents are expected to reflect on their own behavior, admit wrongdoings, and accept responsibility for their actions. Consequences for misconduct (viewed as learning opportunities, not punishments) are determined by the group’s conscience through a process of consensus decision-making. The community emphasizes personal responsibility, self-discipline, and accountability to the peer group and provides the primary catalyst of personal change for the recovering people with substance use disorder at Recovery Point.