So apparently avoiding booze can be the difference between living a stable life or not.
I’m in an outpatient therapy program and I’m expected to maintain sobriety. Drank this weekend though 
I’m trying not to beat myself up about it and just get back to not drinking.
How do you get sober when you live in a house of binge drinkers and functional alcoholics?
Hmmm. My guess is, you don’t.
Well.. 
In a way that’s kind of like asking how do I stay dry while standing in a pool of water or how do I keep from getting hit buy a car while walking into traffic?
What would you tell someone that presents this dilemma to you?
Perhaps it’s time for a change. Perhaps your trying to do the opposite of what they are doing. Reality is.. “if nothing changes then nothing change’s.”
I truly hope you decide when that change will occur 
Crys G, welcome to Loosid! One thing I did in outpatient therapy is I got real honest with myself and the group/clinicians. I was determined to find out why my life had fallen part. I went to tons of meetings from AA to life ring to recovery dharma. I built up a support group. I shared with the different groups. After meetings I’d chat with some of the people in that group.
Now I’m able to meditate, pray, and I continue to go to meetings, AA, and help others who to struggle but have the desire to stop drinking. I had to train my brain to think differently. I don’t hangout with old friends who drink or act out. I go to church and a Bible study as well as a life group through church. I read and watch documentaries on addiction/alcoholism. There’s a ton of information out there. I believe that AA is the gateway to a blissfully beautiful life.