Steady ground for the next chapter.
Most people do not need to be fixed. They need a safe place to stand, a clear set of expectations, and a community that holds the same standards they are trying to hold for themselves.
Recovery-oriented, grounded, and human.
Grounded Path Sober Homes is a recovery residence: drug- and alcohol-free housing for adults working a program of recovery.
We are not a treatment center and we are not a hospital. We are a home with structure, built so the place where you sleep, eat, and rest actually supports the work you are doing everywhere else.
The approach is simple. Clear agreements. Honest accountability. Calm, predictable days. And staff who lead with respect, because shame has never kept anyone sober.
The principles behind the house.
Dignity first
Everyone here is met as a capable adult. Rules exist to protect the household, not to punish.
Structure that holds
Curfews, quiet hours, chores, and routines. Not busywork. The scaffolding that helps new habits set.
Peer accountability
Residents support and check on each other. Recovery is easier in a room full of people who get it.
Honesty over perfection
Progress is the goal, not a flawless record. We would rather you be honest than pretend.
Connection to resources
We point you toward meetings, programs, and local supports. Lots of wells to drink from, on your terms.
What is included when you live here.
Everything here is built to take one more thing off your plate so you can focus on staying well.
- A furnished bed in a clean, well-maintained home
- A drug- and alcohol-free environment with clear house agreements
- Structured routines: curfews, quiet hours, shared responsibilities
- A peer community and recovery-oriented culture
- Coordination with your treatment provider, case manager, or sponsor
- Connection to local meetings, programs, and recovery resources
Specific amenities and house features vary by location and are confirmed during your intake conversation.
A fit for people ready to do the work.
Grounded Path is a good fit for adults committed to recovery and ready to live inside a structure that supports it. That includes people stepping down from treatment, people rebuilding after a relapse, and people who simply need a stable, sober place to live while they get their footing. Our houses are structured as same-sex living spaces, which creates safety and privacy during the early work of recovery.
We welcome referrals and support for residents of all backgrounds, regardless of race, color, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, or familial status. Recovery housing is for everyone who is ready.
A note on what we are not
We do not provide medical care, detox, clinical treatment, or therapy on site. When those things are needed, we help you stay connected to the providers who do. Living here works best alongside your own recovery program.
Think this could be the right place?
Start with an application, or reach out and we will talk it through.